Broken By The Good Fight

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Broken By The Good Fight

Broken By The Good Fight

This is for someone in the Valley of Decision Tonight. Choosing to wait it out, wrangle it out, or walk away. 

It is better to be “broken” by the good fight, than to be “prosperous” from the walking away. Or to say it another way….

True Shalom is found in overcoming suffering to continue the mission, while worldly “happiness” is found in simply avoiding the battles. One is “soul full” while the other is “spirit full”, but they are often confused in the churches.

“A Knight Still in shining armor is a man who has yet to have his metal truly tested” and who wants to be in the foxhole of the holy life WITH that guy? Who wants to be LED by that guy? Who wants to BE that guy?

Choose This Day whom you shall Become!

Selah and Shalom To Your Hearts

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