
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Freedom of The Soul

Monday, February 11, 2008
The Seven D's
Doubt: To be AFRAID! Fear that makes you question God's word and his goodness.
Distraction: To draw or cause to turn away from the original position, goal, purpose, direction, association, or interest.
Diversion: The act or instance of diverting from one course or use to another. Something that turns the mind from serious concerns or ordinary matters and relaxes or amuses turning the mind to pleasure. Diversion often times makes the wrong things seem attractive so that you will want them more than the right things.
Discouragement: The act of discouraging to deprive of courage or confidence. Discourage implies loss of courage, confidence, and resolution. There is a sapping effect of fear, doubt, and inability to muster up further hope and determination. Discouragement is designed to make you look at your problems rather than at God the answer to your problems.
Depression: The act of depressing or the quality or state of being depressed. (Sad). Depress means to make or cause to sink, fall, or assume a lower level, position, point, situation, or attitude. It also means to lessen, diminish, impoverish, or depreciate the activity, strength level, yield, or significance of a person or a place. (To Oppress).
Delay: Delay means to put off or prolong the time of or before. To postpone, stop, detain, or hinder for a time. The goal is to make you put off doing something so that it never gets done.
Defeat: Defeat means to undo, or to destroy. To disfigure or to render null and void. To win the victory over, check the progress of, or destroy the power of a person or a people. The goal is to make you feel like a failure so you don't even try.
The only sure way to stop the Seven D's from destroying your life is to never let doubt ( the first D) about God and who you are in him to enter your mind. Know and believe the word of God, that satan is defeated! So children of God , don't let the enemy play with your mind! You have the victory! It's your time, live it well!
Apostle Henry