
“Sleeping With The Enemy”
Beloved, make sure you are not the weapon forming against yourself. The enemy does not always attack from the outside; sometimes the greatest damage comes from within. It comes through the quiet doubts you allow to linger in your mind, the negative words you speak over your own life, and the fears you permit to influence your decisions. You cannot break what God is building, and you cannot curse what God has already called blessed—unless you agree with the lie. This is why Scripture reminds us in Isaiah 54:17 that no weapon formed against us shall prosper. The weapon may form, the pressure may rise, and the attack may appear, but it cannot succeed unless we give it power. Yet when the weapon is self-sabotage, insecurity, lust, addiction,
unforgiveness, shame, or internal fear, we are not merely facing a battle—we are participating in shaping it.
James 3:6 teaches us that the tongue is a fire, full of power either to destroy or to heal. What you speak consistently becomes the atmosphere you live in. When you continually declare defeat, you eventually begin to move and make decisions as though victory is not already yours. When you hold onto old labels and outdated identities, you make it harder to step confidently into the future God has prepared for you. You were never called to rehearse the failures of yesterday or chain yourself to the limitations of your past. God has already written victory into your story, but you must stop being the barrier that blocks what He is trying to release.
So today, Beloved, evaluate your thoughts, your words, and the agreements you have made with fear or insecurity. Ask yourself whether you are aligning with heaven or partnering with the very things designed to hold you back. You were not created to be your own opposition; you were created to be a witness of God’s power, a reflection of His grace, and a vessel through which His purpose can flow freely. Don’t become the weapon. Become the witness.
Pray with me: Father God, forgive me for every moment when I have spoken against myself, doubted Your work within me, or agreed with fear instead of faith. Heal the places in my heart that learned to fight myself instead of trusting You. Teach me to speak life, to walk in truth, and to stand boldly in the victory You have already secured for me. In Jesus’ name, I pray, believe, receive, and praise in advance, Amen and Amen!