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Gal 4:1-2 Think of it this way. If a father dies and leaves an inheritance for his young children, those children are not much better off than slaves until they grow up, even though they actually own everything their father had. 2 They have to obey their guardians until they reach whatever age their father set. [NLT]
Unekwu used to have terrible nightmares. Sometimes, she would wake up with scars on her body because of demonic attacks during her sleep.
Even after she became born again, these nightmares and attacks appeared only to reduce.
She wondered what was happening.
As she began to grow spiritually, she noticed that her attacks reduced and later went away all together. A time came that she could not believe that she could go through those experiences. When she remembered them, she would laugh. She remembered how she used to run from place to place for deliverance, and received temporary breaks from the demonic attacks. She now knew that she could never be under such demonic attacks again because her spirit man has grown too big for that.
As Unekwu grew spiritually, she grew in spiritual might and power.
Many times, Christians are unable to face certain things because they are still spiritual babes, and babies are weak. When you begin to grow in the knowledge of God and in faith, you will notice that your spiritual power and authority increases. And your spiritual might (or size) makes it impossible for you to be bound by any demon.
Do you have a problem that you know has been spiritually orchestrated? Do not worry; focus on your spiritual growth. You will either grow out of that problem, or gather enough might and strength to permanently conquer it in your life.
Go into today focusing on knowing Jesus and not focusing on your problems and weaknesses anymore.
Pray this prayer: Lord God, please help me know you more and grow spiritually. Amen.
-Pas SD Abraham
YBP: Psalms 21-23
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