Winning Your Inner Battles Part 1 - Levi Lusko

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @hileenali1033
    @hileenali1033 4 года назад +5

    Love this. I admire Pastor Levi. It takes a real man to set aside he ego and pride and come undone in front of the world and call himself out on the things he works on. My life has been changing by the day, internally because I choose to go inward and focus on my own dark sides and welcome Jesus in those area so we both can work through them together.

  • @jeankotila9870
    @jeankotila9870 Год назад

    I declare war sounds like a fabulous book.

  • @inthebeginningwasthewordsp9274
    @inthebeginningwasthewordsp9274 5 лет назад +5

    I just realized this was from today. I watched this morning getting dressed but didn’t finish it. I have forgotten that God will do that Romans 8:28 in my life. Brother Levi, you touched one today as you spoke of that ugly side of yourself. 500 negative thoughts and many of them could be actions when we don’t consider it. I will control my “Air Force” better. “Fear is faith in the enemy.” Deep.

  • @invisibleinkling1474
    @invisibleinkling1474 5 лет назад +3

    What a wonderful message to wake up to! Thank you. 🙏💖

  • @michaelcollins7621
    @michaelcollins7621 Год назад

    This is amazing! Ordered the book.

  • @callmecordelia7181
    @callmecordelia7181 5 лет назад +4

    Thankful for this today❤️

  • @neweverymorningmercy3491
    @neweverymorningmercy3491 5 лет назад +2

    I can't believe this, well actually I can. I am in circumstance right now that from the outside looks horrible, and I'm talking the kind of stuff no parent ever wants to go through with their (adult) children, prison and everything tragic that lead up to that. I wrote my son a letter the other day and one of the verses I included was "Still I am certain to see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living" Ps 27:13 I had decided I'm living by that. My husband passed away in July and then things spiraled with my son, he had a complete mental breakdown but that's not the point. The point is I've been praying my heart out and decided that I'm just going to live in prayer trusting that God is good, God has plan, God is up to something. A matter of fact I emailed a friend recently and my subject line was "God is at Work". I know it's one thing to say these things but another thing to live them out and the Lord's been showing me my reactive ways, I've been thinking about that I need to stop before I act and working out how to make that the way I live, make it natural to have that think before I act...and here I find this today! Amazing. God is good, God has a plan, God is up to something. Levi, God Bless you as you promote this message.

  • @secretagentrandybeans5298
    @secretagentrandybeans5298 4 года назад

    Thanks I needed this

  • @yolandahulley8798
    @yolandahulley8798 Год назад

    I would love a copy of this book but I'm in South Africa.

  • @yolandahulley8798
    @yolandahulley8798 Год назад

    Thank you for this msg, I would like to ask what about if you've been sick for years and the Lord isn't healing you, how do you get through each day doing what you have to do, I don't feel that I've brought my illness on myself, I eat healthy, go to the doctors and nothing helps. I've been for prayer many times over the last 6 years and nothing has changed.

  • @nancyweisser3910
    @nancyweisser3910 2 года назад

    What about those of us who suffer with mental illness?

  • @kathymyers7279
    @kathymyers7279 5 лет назад +1

    “The war “ HAS BEEN WON. Sin consciousness is NOT the Way.

    • @lisajones9488
      @lisajones9488 5 лет назад +5

      It is absolutely correct that the ultimate war has been won! Praise His Name! It was won on the cross. However, as long as we are on this planet and in this earthly life, there are constant battles being fought with our flesh and its sinful desires. Paul addresses this in Romans 7:15-25. In verse 23, he even uses the phrase ". . . waging war against the law of my mind . . ." (NIV) or ". . .warring against the law of my mind . . ." (KJV). I love the way that Paul ends Chapter 7 with hope in verse 25 and then continues in Chapter 8 to talk about how strength over the flesh is found in the Spirit through Jesus Christ. As long as we are flesh, we will have to daily battle the flesh. Praise the Lord, though, that the ultimate war has been won and that one day we will be in the Presence of the One Who gives us strength today.

    • @mchristr
      @mchristr 5 лет назад +1

      May I humbly offer the idea of the Christian life as paradox (e.g. Romans 7; 2 Cor. 4:7-12). Blessings to you.

    • @lisajones9488
      @lisajones9488 5 лет назад

      @@mchristr I love that group of verses! Thank you for sharing.

  • @davidvanderveer5882
    @davidvanderveer5882 5 лет назад

    I have to make my comment on Pt2 here because I can not up load anything on the other half of your show!
    I am sorry that all my comments seem to be downers but you go on to say, Who would stick with something
    through 500 rejection letters? How about us artists? You can start at 1000 letters that snub our talents! Still that does not stop us and spurs us on to continue a calling that no one has ever asked us to do in the first place! I would say that we are cut out of a greater fortitude then your average person has no idea of! Tell us something that we do not know.....then Jim says, This is great stuff.....really? Nice try!