Stopping Spiritual Attacks—Part Four

Part Four discusses the critical importance of your attitude toward yourself and your self-talk.

These should be positive, comforting and constructive—and consistent with the Bible.

Otherwise, you won't be very successful.

Affirmations are recommended, especially when you come under spiritual attacks.

Suggestions follow.

A healthy, personal perspective:

• God loves me. {Isaiah 43:4, John 16:27}
• I love me. {Mark 12:31}
• I don't care what he (she) thinks. {Ecclesiastes 7:21-22}
• I don't expect myself to be perfect.
• I forgive myself.

Affirmations of intent/perspective:

• I'm not going to get upset over this.
• I don't care if he's angry.
• It's no big deal.
• I can handle this.

Practice using affirmations and always correct negative thoughts.

This will result in you having much more peace, in and of itself.

It will also enhance your ability to forgive both yourself and other people.

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