He Who Is a Friend (Sadik #1)

by Love Belvin

“But against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world—when you think it’s your job, it’s not. When you think it’s your husband, it usually is not. When you think it’s your wayward child, tabernacle, it likely is not. It is your assigned spiritual warfare. It is your destiny breaking through.”

“It is that battle you take on with one or more of those gifts He left behind before ascending to heaven to complete the will of the Father.”

Tabernacle, if you can’t see or understand your opponent, you have to stay connected to your covering. Instead of you fighting in the flesh—fighting on your job, threatening divorce to your spouse, or losing hope for the child He entrusted to your care—you need to apply the same fervor of your fear and frustration to supplication.”

“You must combat your unseen enemy by encasing yourself in His

promises, putting that breastplate of righteousness in place, taking up the shield of faith, and taking the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit!”

With a sober expression, Sadik nodded. “If there was one thing in the world you could have that you don’t already possess, what would it be?”

“Use me for your pleasure. Every inch of me. Any part of me. I’m here to satisfy you.”