Enroute (03/24/2024) 

Be Encouraged and Inspired!

The encouragement to see problems as opportunities to succeed in Christ was an empowering takeaway.

The assurance that we're covered by the blood of Jesus and safe in God's hands is truly uplifting.

The sermon's call to ensure we're not hindering our own prayers through negative actions or thoughts was insightful.

The call to not get distracted by the flesh but to focus on what we need from God was a valuable lesson.

The concept of spiritual battles affecting our physical world is intriguing and sobering.

Loved the emphasis on not just praying for ourselves but for all believers. We're in this together.

This sermon spoke to me deeply, especially about waiting on God's timing.

Realizing that what we want might distract us from what we need from God was a profound insight.

The sermon's emphasis on the power of the Holy Spirit within us to overcome spiritual battles was enlightening.

The importance of praying in the Spirit and being watchful was a critical reminder of how to engage in spiritual warfare.

Learning to dance in tandem with God's power rather than relying on my own is a powerful lesson.

The call to spiritual vigilance and the importance of wearing the full armor of God daily was a strong reminder.

Being encouraged to keep praying, believing, and standing firm in faith despite what we see was uplifting.

Recognizing the importance of peace with others as part of our spiritual armor was a convicting message.

Being reminded that we are more than conquerors through Christ who loves us was incredibly empowering.

The sermon highlighted the continuous nature of spiritual warfare and the need for constant readiness.

Understanding that distractions from the world can hinder our prayers encourages me to stay focused on God.

Learning about the spiritual realm's influence on our physical world has deepened my understanding of spiritual warfare.

This sermon strengthened my resolve to keep faith even when I don't see immediate results.

The distinction between legal and physical overcoming through Christ was enlightening.

The reminder to wear the full armor of God daily as our spiritual defense mechanism was timely.

The reminder that God's timeline is perfect, even when it doesn't align with our expectations, was reassuring.

I'm motivated to keep pushing through my 'evil day,' knowing God's strength is with me.

The sermon's message that faith is about believing without seeing was a powerful reminder of what faith truly is.

The advice to name our challenges as opportunities rather than problems offers a positive way forward.

The reassurance that what we've prayed for is on its way, just like for Daniel, is comforting.

Being reminded that we're fighting a visible battle against invisible forces is a sobering thought.

The message on perseverance in prayer, especially during the wait, was exactly what I needed.

The sermon beautifully tied the story of Daniel to our modern struggles with faith and patience.

I appreciate the reminder that we fight not against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces.

The point about being watchful and perseverant in prayer for others really resonated with me.

The breakdown of the Armor of God and its practical application was very helpful.

The sermon was a reminder that our spiritual battles are won through faith and the word of God.

The encouragement to believe that our prayers are "in route" just like Daniel's has renewed my hope.

The reassurance that our prayers are immediately heard, despite seeming delays, is a comforting thought.

The importance of setting our hearts on understanding, like Daniel, really stood out to me.

The call to spiritual readiness and awareness of our spiritual armor is a daily challenge.

The illustration of Daniel's unwavering faith in the face of delay has inspired me to strengthen my own faith.

Learning to redirect our thinking from physical to spiritual battles as the key to overcoming was a crucial message.

The analogy of being properly dressed in spiritual armor is a great reminder for daily life.

The emphasis on the skill of understanding and seeking it diligently was a great take-home message.

The sermon's focus on not just personal prayers but intercessory prayer broadened my perspective on prayer.

Learning that our spiritual posture affects the arrival of our prayers' answers was a new concept for me.

Sometimes I forget my prayers are "in route." This message was a timely reminder.

Daniel's faith despite delays is truly inspiring. Makes me reflect on my own patience.

Knowing that the Holy Spirit resides in us to fight our battles offers immense comfort.

Realizing that delays in answers to prayer might be due to spiritual battles is eye-opening.

The message reinforced my understanding that patience and faith go hand in hand when waiting on God.

The reassurance that God has already answered our prayers and that they are on their way was immensely comforting.

Understanding that our prayers set things in motion in the spiritual realm is empowering.

Understanding that spiritual warfare is ongoing and requires our constant attention was an important take-away.

The call to act in faith, believing our prayers are answered before seeing the results, challenges me to trust more.

The illustration of being properly dressed with God's armor for life's battles was both vivid and impactful.

The encouragement to keep holding on to faith, knowing that our prayers are heard and answered, was a powerful end to the sermon.

The concept that our battles are not with people but with spiritual forces helps me forgive others more easily.

Get properly dressed today. Go to [Ephesians 6:10-18].

The encouragement to see problems as opportunities to succeed in Christ was an empowering takeaway.

The assurance that we're covered by the blood of Jesus and safe in God's hands is truly uplifting.

The sermon's call to ensure we're not hindering our own prayers through negative actions or thoughts was insightful.

The call to not get distracted by the flesh but to focus on what we need from God was a valuable lesson.

The concept of spiritual battles affecting our physical world is intriguing and sobering.

Loved the emphasis on not just praying for ourselves but for all believers. We're in this together.

Realizing that what we want might distract us from what we need from God was a profound insight.

The sermon's emphasis on the power of the Holy Spirit within us to overcome spiritual battles was enlightening.

Learning to dance in tandem with God's power rather than relying on my own is a powerful lesson.

The call to spiritual vigilance and the importance of wearing the full armor of God daily was a strong reminder.

Being encouraged to keep praying, believing, and standing firm in faith despite what we see was uplifting.

Recognizing the importance of peace with others as part of our spiritual armor was a convicting message.

The sermon highlighted the continuous nature of spiritual warfare and the need for constant readiness.

Understanding that distractions from the world can hinder our prayers encourages me to stay focused on God.

This sermon spoke to me deeply, especially about waiting on God's timing.

This sermon strengthened my resolve to keep faith even when I don't see immediate results.

The distinction between legal and physical overcoming through Christ was enlightening.

The reminder to wear the full armor of God daily as our spiritual defense mechanism was timely.

The reminder that God's timeline is perfect, even when it doesn't align with our expectations, was reassuring.

I'm motivated to keep pushing through my 'evil day,' knowing God's strength is with me.

The sermon's message that faith is about believing without seeing was a powerful reminder of what faith truly is.

The advice to name our challenges as opportunities rather than problems offers a positive way forward.

Being reminded that we're fighting a visible battle against invisible forces is a sobering thought.

The message on perseverance in prayer, especially during the wait, was exactly what I needed.

The sermon beautifully tied the story of Daniel to our modern struggles with faith and patience.

I appreciate the reminder that we fight not against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces.

The breakdown of the Armor of God and its practical application was very helpful.

The sermon was a reminder that our spiritual battles are won through faith and the word of God.

The encouragement to believe that our prayers are "in route" just like Daniel's has renewed my hope.

The importance of setting our hearts on understanding, like Daniel, really stood out to me.

The call to spiritual readiness and awareness of our spiritual armor is a daily challenge.

Learning to redirect our thinking from physical to spiritual battles as the key to overcoming was a crucial message.

The analogy of being properly dressed in spiritual armor is a great reminder for daily life.

The sermon's focus on not just personal prayers but intercessory prayer broadened my perspective on prayer.

Learning that our spiritual posture affects the arrival of our prayers' answers was a new concept for me.

Sometimes I forget my prayers are "in route." This message was a timely reminder.

Daniel's faith despite delays is truly inspiring. Makes me reflect on my own patience.

Knowing that the Holy Spirit resides in us to fight our battles offers immense comfort.

The reassurance that God has already answered our prayers and that they are on their way was immensely comforting.

The message reinforced my understanding that patience and faith go hand in hand when waiting on God.

Understanding that our prayers set things in motion in the spiritual realm is empowering.

Realizing that delays in answers to prayer might be due to spiritual battles is eye-opening.

Understanding that spiritual warfare is ongoing and requires our constant attention was an important take-away.