Healing Prayer

Day 20 of 30 Days SWP: Anchoring Your Thoughts to the Everlasting Rock

Healing Word Ministries Season 1 Episode 24

We focus on spiritual warfare for our minds, examining Isaiah 26:3-4 which promises perfect peace to those whose minds are fixed on God, the everlasting rock that never fails.

• The enemy targets our minds with confusion, fear, and doubt, but we can find perfect peace through God
• Casting our cares upon God allows us to break free from anxiety and worry
• God is described as an "everlasting rock" - consistent, trustworthy, and unchanging
• We must actively fight against negative mental influences including overwhelming news stories
• Breaking chains of addiction (substances, approval of others) through mental healing
• Following Job's example of worshipping God even when everything seems lost
• Training our minds to settle on God's sovereignty, goodness, and might
• Finding strength through prayer when modern minds seem weaker than our ancestors'

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Speaker 1:

Good morning and welcome to 30 Days of Spiritual Warfare Prayer. This morning we're going to pray for our minds. The enemy desires to get our minds to a place where we are confused, to get our minds to a place where we're fearful. But we are going to go into spiritual warfare for our minds today. Our scripture this morning is Isaiah, the 26th chapter, verses 3 and 4, in the NIV. You keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on you because he trusts in you, trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord God is an everlasting rock. Isaiah 26, verses 3 and 4. You keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on you because he trusts in you, trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord God is an everlasting rock. Amen, and we are going to take this before the Lord.

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Father, we thank you and we praise you. We thank you and we praise you. We love your name, we love your name. We love your name, lord. We love your name, we honor your name, we honor your name, hallelujah. We worship your name, we worship your name, hallelujah, hallelujah. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus, hallelujah. Thank you Jesus. Thank you, jesus, hallelujah. Thank you Jesus. Thank you, jesus. Thank you for your presence. Thank you for your presence. Thank you for your presence. Hallelujah, thank you for your mighty hand. Thank you for your mighty hand. Thank you for your mighty hand. Thank you for your mighty hand. Thank you for your mighty hand.

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Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, god we give you praise. Hallelujah, hallelujah, oh God, we give you glory. Hallelujah, you're worthy of praise. Today, lord, we honor you. Even as we're praying, we're asking that you will create in us a clean heart and renew a right spirit within us. Lord, we need you. We need you to break the chains of the enemy. We need you to destroy his yoke, to destroy his power.

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Hallelujah, in the name of Jesus. Hallelujah, you are the greatest power. You are the greatest power and you cause us to triumph, lord, you cause us to be victorious, and we thank you, lord. We thank you, lord. We thank you, lord, hallelujah for deliverance. We thank you for healing.

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We thank you in the name of Jesus, lord, we ask you to touch our minds today, lord, we understand that the enemy causes confusion, even within the mind. Even within the mind. He causes us to be unclear and to lack clarity and to question and to doubt and to worry. But, lord, we thank you because your word says, hallelujah, that you are a rock. You are a rock, hallelujah. You're a rock, lord, hallelujah, and we turn to you because you are consistent. You're an everlasting rock. You are the solid rock, lord, somewhere where we can put our trust, somewhere that never fails, somewhere, hallelujah, that has never lost a case. Lord, you are the everlasting rock and we praise you. We praise you for touching our minds, we praise you for touching our thoughts.

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In the name of Jesus, lord, bind worry In the name of Jesus, bind the spirit of anxiety. In the name of Jesus. Oh, we cast it into dry places. In the name of Jesus, lord, I pray that you'll restore peace to the mind. Peace to the mind, lord, peace to sleep, lord, peace to have clear thoughts, peace, lord, to not be tormented by fear and doubt and worry. Lord, we're asking for peace in the mind in the name of Jesus, lord, not just for us, lord, but Lord, do it for our families. God, do it for our spouses and our children. Lord, do it, oh Lord, hallelujah, hallelujah, do it for our loved ones.

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In the name of Jesus, lord, there are many things that are concerning, that are happening even today. Even today, lord, hallelujah. The news continues to be a source of information that is negative. But, god, we look to you, lord, hallelujah, to uplift us, god, to uplift how we think about things. Lord, be the lifter of our heads in the name of Jesus. Lord, be our confidence in the name of Jesus, give us God confidence. Give us confidence in you, lord.

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In the name of Jesus, come what may, oh God, you have our best intentions at heart. Oh God, come what may, you have a plan for our lives. Lord, you know the plans that you have for us. Hallelujah, oh God. They are thoughts of good and not evil to bring us to an expected end. Lord, we thank you because you've thought this journey out for us. You've thought the situation out for us. You've thought this journey out for us. You've thought the situation out for us. You've thought victory out for us, oh Lord, you've thought everything out, lord, and we're just walking in it.

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At this time, father Lord, you still have it all under control. God is still alive, all in your hands. Lord, news to us hallelujah is old information for you, oh God. It's already settled in heaven, it's already decided in heaven. And, god, we thank you. We thank you because you've already made plans to bring us through. You've already made plans to bring us out. You've already made plans to be good to us. You've already made plans to be merciful to us.

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Oh Lord, we thank you because, just as a good father, even as you reprimand us, lord, you're yet merciful, oh God, even in your correction, you are yet merciful, and God, we thank you, oh God, that though you may chasten us at times, it's only for a season, it's only for a short time, and even in the chastening you're still a good God. Oh, even in the chastening, you still exercise mercy. And, god, we thank you. We thank you for your bond with us. We thank you, hallelujah, for how close you are to us. We thank you, jesus.

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Oh, what is man that thou art mindful of him? Oh God, you're mindful of us, our hopes, our dreams, our cares. God, you care about them. Lord, we cast all of our cares on you today, lord, because you are the everlasting rock, you are the solid foundation. Oh Lord, whatever the care is, whatever the worry is, whatever the stress is, we lay it before your feet today, in the name of Jesus, work it out, lord. In the name of Jesus, work it out, god. Even if it's a miracle that needs to be done. We say our God is able. We say is there anything too hard for our God? Oh Lord, oh God, the doctors may have said something, oh God, the medication may not work, lord, but, lord, you still have the final say. You still have the final say, lord, you still hallelujah. Reign and rule even over our bodies, even over the earth, lord, even over the universe, god, even over the heavens. You are God. We bless you today. We honor your name, we glorify your name.

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Oh God, I pray that you'll touch, lord, oh God, touch those that have addictive natures, god, that struggle with addiction. Lord, I'm asking that you'll move on their minds. God, break the chain of the enemy, bring healing and wholeness to the mind. Bring healing and wholeness to the mind In the name of Jesus. Oh God, regardless of the addiction, whatever it may be, god, I pray that you'll break the chain In the name of Jesus. God, be it an addiction to drugs, be it an addiction to the approval of man, oh God, be it, hallelujah, any type of addiction, lord, you are able, you are able. You're able, god, to bring back the mind, to restore the mind to a place of wholeness, to a place of peace.

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In the name of Jesus, oh God, we thank you. Oh God, we thank you. Oh God, we thank you. Thank you for working on our minds, thank you for working on our decisions. Lord, we might have plans in our minds that are not good plans, but, god, I thank you for working on the mind, for working on the mind. God, for working on the mind, for working on the mind, god, changing our mind, changing our direction, changing our perspective.

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In the name of Jesus, oh God, we thank you, we thank you, we thank you that you are for us. And if you are for us, who can stand against us? Who can be against us? Oh God, it doesn't matter, hallelujah, who it is or what it is, it doesn't matter, hallelujah, how many there are. Oh God, you said in your word that you would cause our enemies to come out against us unified, to come out against us one way and to flee before us seven ways.

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Us, god, lord, you are the God that covers us. Even in the midst of things that people might do, lord, that are against us, and even if it's intentional, god, you're able. You're able, lord, to break every chain of the enemy, to destroy the snare, to destroy the entrapment. In the name of Jesus. Oh god, I thank you. I thank you, lord, for helping us to think about you, lord, helping our minds to be stayed on you.

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Oh God, give us to go into a place of praise, lord, regardless of what's going on, regardless of the news. Oh God, give us to be like Job, lord, who worshipped you, who worshipped you when he lost everything, who worshipped you, who worshipped you when he lost everything, when he lost his livelihood, when he lost his wife and his children, when he lost everything he owned. God. The word of God says that he tore his clothes and worshipped you.

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Hallelujah, oh God, give us to worship you. Give us to worship you. Give us to worship you, lord, when our hearts are overwhelmed. Give us to worship you when our minds are stressed. Give us to thank you, lord, hallelujah, when it seems that we're losing everything. Oh God, give us to be like Job in that way, god, and to worship you even when we're unsure.

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We will trust you In God, whose word we praise. We will trust, oh God, we will trust you, lord, with our whole hearts. God, in our actions, lord, we will trust you in our worship, lord, we will trust you. God, lord, give us to trust you, hallelujah. Give us to trust you, oh God. Give our minds to settle on trusting you. Give our minds to settle on your sovereignty. Give our minds to settle on your might. Give our minds to settle on your goodness. Give our minds to settle on your goodness. Give our minds to settle on who we know you to be.

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Oh God, we know you to be a healer. We know you to be the deliverer. We know you, god, to be the provider. We know you, lord, to be the chain breaker. We know you, god, to be a heart fixer and a mind regulator. Oh God, we know these things about you.

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Oh God, give us to worship you, even in the midst of confusion, in the midst of an upset. Give us to worship, oh God. We thank you. Oh God, we thank you. God, we thank you, we thank you, we thank you for the power of worship. We thank you for the power of turning our minds to you when we're troubled. God, give us to run to you, the everlasting rock, instead of being consumed by worry. Oh God, we thank you. Oh God, we thank you. Oh God, we thank you. I thank you for being Emmanuel, for being God that is with us, that is with us. That is with us even right now. Oh God, we thank you and we praise you In Jesus' name. Thank God, amen, hallelujah. Thank God and amen, hallelujah.

Speaker 1:

That thing said something to me this morning. I thank God for prayer. I thank God for the prayer focus on the mind. The Bible says that man grows wiser as time grows on and we grow weaker, and I believe that that weakness even speaks to our minds. Hallelujah, the things that we're able to withstand.

Speaker 1:

Hallelujah, when you look at our ancestors and all they went through. They went through terrible, traumatic things, but they yet moved. They yet continued to keep on, keeping on, and we're not seeing that as much today. But I'm asking God, hallelujah, to strengthen our minds. To is our target. You keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on you because he trusts in you, trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord, god is an everlasting rock. Amen. I pray that that blesses you and that you take that with you. Today we're thanking the Lord for another week of 30 days of spiritual warfare prayer. We will not meet tomorrow, we will not meet Sunday, but we will be back on Monday at 6 am if the Lord is willing. God bless you have a beautiful, god-filled day.