Jesus, I'm still foggy. I feel it. I feel the numbness. I feel just kind of the blanket over me.

Feels like a dull blanket over my spirit. And so before we dive in today I just want to pray I present to you

we present to you our body soul and spirit. We present to you our hearts, our minds, our wills, all that is

within us. We return to you, we consecrate ourselves to you, come back to you. And we pray that

your blood would cleanse away the fog of war.

Pray that your blood would cleanse that

blanketing, that concussive numbness.

Pray the blood of Christ would cleanse our spirit. Let it cleanse our spirit.

Pray the blood of Christ would cleanse our soul and our body. Let it cleanse our minds.

Let it cleanse our hearts, our wills, all that is within

us.

Holy Spirit, come and restore our union with Jesus. Come and restore us, Holy Spirit, quicken us.

Burn away the fog, God, we pray that you would burn away the fog and dial us back into you bring us back

uh... psalm eighteen says he reached down from on high

and he rescued me and he put me in a spacious place, open country, clearness, vastness, we pray that you would restore us to open country, God, that you just bring us back out into

a spacious place. We pray this for our dear listeners. We pray it for today's podcast in Jesus name. Amen.

Friends, welcome back to the Ransom Tard Podcast, John Eldridge with Alex Burton,

Alan Arnold, continuing a conversation on the fog of war and it really didn't mean to leave you just

hanging with nothing last time. I hope the daily prayer was helpful to you but

want to pick up the conversation this time with when you find yourself in that numb place,

when you find yourself fogged, dull, God doesn't seem real, all those beautiful words he's spoken to you over the years,

you can't even remember them. The kingdom doesn't seem true. Unbelief seems true.

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