Show Notes
Last week I shared in, This Is How I Fight My Battles – Part 1 how worship is a powerful weapon when we are struggling with fear, doubt, and worries during the midnight hour. Raising battle-scarred hands not only helps set you free but others can be set free too as we found out in the story of Paul and Silas in Acts chapter 16.
But what if that surrender, that posture of worship could be found in another weapon that your enemy doesn’t want you to know about?
What if remembering something that your enemy would rather you forget is how you fight your battles?
