The Ministering Angel Podcast

Warfare!

Ronald Myers jr

This episode highlights how spiritual warfare is a process of divine development, not abandonment. Through scripture and personal insights, it explains how battles strengthen faith, reveal weaknesses, establish stability, and build spiritual endurance. Warfare matures believers, reinforces their authority, and deepens their dependence on God. Listeners are encouraged to view challenges as opportunities for growth and to remain steadfast in their faith.

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Introduction: The Purpose of Warfare

Warfare is not a sign that God abandoned you. Warfare is a sign that God is building you. Every battle, every pressure, every spiritual attack is shaping something inside you that comfort never could. 

Warfare Reveals and Strengthens Weaknesses

Warfare reveals what is weak so God can strengthen it. Warfare exposes what is unstable so God can establish it. Warfare confronts what is immature so God can mature it. Scripture says, “The God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you” 1 Peter 5:10. Establish means unshakable. God uses warfare to produce that in you.

Training and Sharpening Spiritual Senses

Warfare trains your spiritual senses. It sharpens your discernment. It awakens your awareness. You begin to see the unseen. You begin to notice patterns, motives, and spiritual shifts that you once ignored. David said, “He trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle” Psalm 144:1. God trains warriors, not spectators. He strengthens those who stand, not those who run. Warfare gives you spiritual intelligence. You learn how to move. You learn when to speak. You learn when to remain silent. You learn which battles belong to you and which ones belong to God.

Building Endurance and Stamina

Warfare builds endurance. You cannot become unshakable if you fall apart at every storm. You cannot mature if pressure makes you retreat. James wrote, “The testing of your faith produces steadfastness” James 1:3. Steadfastness is not built in comfort. It is forged in fire. Warfare stretches your capacity to endure. You learn how to keep moving while wounded. You learn how to pray when discouraged. You learn how to worship when you cannot see answers. This is endurance. This is spiritual stamina. This is the makings of an unshakable believer.

Activating God-Given Authority

Warfare reveals the authority God placed within you. Many do not realize their strength until they are forced to use it. Scripture says, “Behold, I have given you authority over all the power of the enemy” Luke 10:19. Authority unused is authority unrealized. Warfare positions you to activate what God already gave you. You learn that your voice has power. You learn that your prayers shift atmospheres. You learn that demons flee when you stand in truth. When the enemy pushes, you push back. Not with fear, but with authority.

Foundation and Dependence on God

Warfare also exposes what your foundation is built on. If your confidence is built on people, warfare will shake you. If your identity is built on titles, warfare will break you. If your peace is built on circumstances, warfare will drain you. Jesus said, “Everyone who hears my words and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock” Matthew 7:24. The rock is Christ. The rock is truth. The rock is obedience. Warfare reveals whether your foundation is rock or sand. God allows this so you can rebuild where needed. He wants you anchored, not fragile.

Warfare deepens dependence on God. When life is easy, prayer becomes optional. When pressure rises, prayer becomes oxygen. Paul wrote, “Pray without ceasing” 1 Thessalonians 5:17. Warfare pushes you into that rhythm. You learn to commune with God throughout the day. You learn to listen for His whisper. You learn that victory begins in the secret place, not in public. Prayer becomes your weapon. Dependence becomes your strength.

Developing Humility and Stripping Away Fear

Warfare develops humility. You realize you cannot fight spiritual battles with natural strength. You cannot win with intellect alone. You cannot overcome with emotion alone. God told Paul, “My power is made perfect in weakness” 2 Corinthians 12:9. Warfare humbles you and reminds you that victory is found in submission. When you surrender to God, His power rises in you. When you stop fighting in your flesh, you start winning in your spirit.

Warfare strips away fear. The more battles you survive, the more fear loses its grip. You stop panicking. You stop reacting. You stop doubting God’s faithfulness. David said, “Though an army encamp against me, my heart shall not fear” Psalm 27:3. That confidence came from battle tested trust. He saw God deliver him before. He expected God to do it again. Warfare builds that same confidence in you.

Achieving Spiritual Maturity

Warfare gives you spiritual maturity. You stop being tossed around by emotions. You stop believing every lie whispered into your mind. You stop letting circumstances decide your faith. You grow. You stabilize. You become someone who can carry weight without breaking. Someone who can be trusted with responsibility. Someone who endures with strength and clarity.

Conclusion: Becoming Unshakable

Warfare does not come to destroy you. It comes to develop you. It comes to prepare you. It comes to transform you into someone unshakable. Someone who stands firm when others collapse. Someone who remains faithful when others retreat. Someone who knows God deeply because they have walked with Him through battle after battle.

You are not breaking. You are being built. You are not losing. You are learning. You are not failing. You are being formed. God is making you unshakable.

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