He Fights for You Quotes

“PRAYER Father, I praise you. I thank you. You are truth. When everything else in my life is unreliable, you remain true to your promises. I wake up joyful knowing that I’m covered by your merciful kindness. Because of Christ, I get to spend eternity with you. In Christ I pray, amen.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“PRAYER Father, you have given me the victory. All I have to do is ask, and I will receive it. You are quick to open the door when I knock. Thank you for always being present in my life and never turning me away. Thank you for your steadfast love. In your name I pray this, amen.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“PRAYER Jesus, when I am anxious and confused, help me to trust in you. The things of this world are like shifting sand, but your love and faithfulness are steady and unending. They are greater than any superficial hope this world has to offer. You are my God, and I am your child. In your name, amen.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“A stronghold is a false premise that denies God’s promise. It “sets itself up against the knowledge of God” (v. 5 NIV). It seeks to eclipse our discovery of God. It attempts to magnify the problem and minimize God’s ability to solve it. Does”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“God will do that for you. Your Jericho is your fear. Your Jericho is your anger, bitterness, or prejudice. Your insecurity about the future. Your guilt about the past. Your negativity, anxiety, and proclivity to criticize, overanalyze, or compartmentalize. Your Jericho is any attitude or mind-set that keeps you from joy, peace, or rest.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“Remember, you are a coheir with Christ. Every attribute of Jesus is at your disposal.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“Every level of inheritance requires a disinheritance from the devil. Satan must be moved off before the saint can move in.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles

“Hang-ups and addictions do not have the last word. Today’s problem is not necessarily tomorrow’s problem. Don’t incarcerate yourself by assuming it is. Resist self-labeling. “I’m just a worrier.” “Gossip is my weakness.” “My dad was a drinker, and I guess I’ll carry on the tradition.” Stop that! These words create alliances with the devil. They grant him access to your spirit. It is not God’s will that you live a defeated, marginalized, unhappy, and weary life. Turn a deaf ear to the old voices and make new choices. “The lines have fallen to me in pleasant places; yes, I have a good inheritance” (Ps. 16:6). Live out of your inheritance, not your circumstance.”
― Max Lucado, He Fights for You: Promises for Everyday Battles