You’re hurt and angry, and you haveĪ lot to say. The audacity to threaten you or harshly criticize you-maybe they’ve evenīetrayed you. You’ve been insulted, lied to or lied about. Refuse to Retaliate “A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” –Proverbs 15:1 (NKJV) If you’re facing a single enemy orĪn army of them, here is your six-step guide to responding to your enemies that Most freeing peace and victory-God’s Word. Trusted source to help show us the way out of hurt and frustration and into the When thoughts and emotions try to lead the way, we have a However, it isn’t the enemies themselves who can halt our progress or hinder usįrom receiving healing and financial increase-it is our response to our In our spiritual lives-hurdles that can keep us from arriving at our destination. Whatever the case may be, enemies are hurdles Politically, people who persecute you for your faith, or people who seem to They could be people who disagree with you It could be a co-worker, an acquaintance, a family member orĮven someone on the street. Either way, they can stir up all kinds of powerful emotions-hurt, anger, frustration and defeat. Some are right up in your face, while others are more subtle, chipping away at you slowly. A pastor once defined an enemy as anyone who doesn’t want you to succeed. They betray you, hurt you, and tell you you’ll never succeed. Are you facing opposition from people around you? Check out this 6-step guide for responding to your enemies to stay at the top of your spiritual game.

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