Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the Masters. We're going to vote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, you guys. Good morning. Indeed,

Twain and I are probably feeling 70 to 80% better today. So thank you for your prayers. Praise the

Lord. Honestly, I'm very thankful for that 70 to 80%. Yes, it was a rough couple days.

In other good news, we're picking up with a new devotional and the Bible apt titled

Living Changed Spiritual Warfare and everything on that topic. So we're excited about it.

There's a link to that in the description if you guys want to fall along with us. And as always,

I'm going to read the scripture then Tor is going to pick with the Divo. Let's do it. The scripture

is James chapter 4 verse 7 and it says this. So humble yourselves before God. Resist the devil and

he will flee from you. The devotional is titled Warfare is active and it says this. There is a

spiritual battle raging around us every day of our lives. Satan is constantly attacking us,

hurling lies and trying to distract us from the plans God has for us. He doesn't want us to be

who God made us to be to step into our calling or stand up for what's right. He knows if he can

keep us down, thinking we're incapable, inadequate, unattractive, unworthy and unwanted. He wins.

But we are not helpless or hopeless. God has given us the authority to say we won't take it.

Not for ourselves and not for our spouses, children, families or friends. In the book of James,

God promises us that when we resist the devil, he must flee. But too often, we might just

think about resisting while actually staying passive. In this passage, God is telling us to act.

He's calling us to fight. Think about it this way. If someone were to sneak up behind you and attack,

you wouldn't stay quiet and let them hurt you. You would fight back by yelling, kicking,

hitting, screaming, doing anything you could to get away safely. Fighting a spiritual battle

isn't any different. You must do everything you can to resist the attack. God has given us

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