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To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. All rights reserved.We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. Amen.įrom the book Battlefield of the Mind Devotional by Joyce Meyer. Help me not to allow Satan's words to stay in my mind and steal my victory. Enable me to bring every thought into obedience. Pray: Lord Jesus, in Your name, I cry out for victory. refute arguments and theories and reasonings and every proud and lofty thing that sets itself up against the knowledge of God and we lead every thought and purpose away captive into the obedience of Christ. We don't have to allow those wrong thoughts to take residence in our heads. And he can continue his evil, destructive plan. All he needs is an opportunity to inject unholy, self-centered thoughts into our heads. Tom didn't grasp that Satan is never in a hurry. It was a harmless embrace-or so it seemed. Weeks later, he hugged her and wished he could feel that caring response from his wife.

One time she said, 'Helen doesn't deserve a warm, caring man like you.' (Satan also worked in her.) Each time Tom took a tiny step off the right path, he justified his actions in his mind: If Helen won't listen to me, there are people who will. She didn't listen, and she didn't always respond to his amorous moods. Tom began to doubt that Helen truly loved him. He moves slowly and cautiously (after all, well-laid plans take time). He begins by bombarding our minds with cleverly devised patterns of irritation, dissatisfaction, doubts, fears, and reasonings. 'I was unfaithful to you before I ever committed adultery.' He spoke of their being too busy to spend time together, his critical attitude, her lack of emotional response, her not listening to him when he talked about problems at the office. After almost an hour of pleading, he said something that helped Helen begin to understand and eventually to forgive. He knew he was making a few bad choices, but he hadn't looked ahead at the consequences of his actions. 'I never planned for an affair to happen,' Tom said with tears in his eyes. He had committed adultery, faced his sinful actions, and asked his wife to forgive him.

Battlefield of the mind devotional