Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning's with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, guys. Good morning indeed. We're

arounding out with day five of our Living Change spiritual warfare devotional and the Bible

app. There's a link to that in the description if you guys want to follow along with us.

And as always, I'm going to read the scripture then Tori's going to pick with the Devo. Let's do it.

The scripture is Luke chapter 10 verses 17 through 20 and it says this,

when the 72 disciples returned, they joyfully reported to him, Lord, even the demons obey us when

we use your name. Yes, he told them, I saw Satan fall like heaven from lightning. Look, I have given

you authority over all the power of the enemy and you can walk among snakes and scorpions and

crush them. Nothing will injure you, but don't rejoice because evil spirits obey you. Rejoice

because your names are registered in heaven. The devotional is titled armor up and rally the troops.

It says this, we've talked about how to use the weapons God has given us, but every warrior knows

you're not ready for battle until you're in your armor. In Ephesians Paul encourages us to put on

the full armor of God, not just more feeling weak, but every day. Before our feet hit the floor

and the morning, we should armor up through prayer. The belt of truth reminds us who we are in Christ.

The breastplate of righteousness protects our hearts as we strive to make God honoring decisions.

The shoes of peace gives us a restful tranquility everywhere we go. The shield of faith helps us to

trust in God, no matter our circumstances. The helmet of salvation keeps out Satan's distractions

and gives us a sound mind. And by reading the Bible, our sword of the Spirit helps us speak

truth and life over every situation. Each piece of armor is crucial in protecting us from harm,

but we still need another thing to be fully ready for the fight. Warriors don't charge into battle

alone because they recognize their stronger together. Similarly, we weren't meant to engage in

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