When you don’t feel like yourself—you're in a negative mood, grab your mind back from wrong thoughts and fill it with good thoughts by keeping your attention on the Word of God. (Proverbs 4:20, Philippians 4:8) You will have to be aggressively purposeful.

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When God sends you someone who believes in you and has been nothing but good to you, the enemy will accuse that one to your head and if you don’t properly discern (understand) where that is coming from, you will believe it. You will forget the goodness they have toward you and get offended and suspicious and start questioning their motives. 

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As long as you fellowship with that demon that is accusing good people to your head, you’ll remain on medicine the rest of your life. Your health will decline because of the company you keep. 

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How sad for one to forget the goodness of God that these honorable vessels brought into their life. It’s equally sad that one takes the thoughts of a demon spirit against these honorable vessels. 

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I have spent many years learning how to hold my mind captive for Heaven’s use. You’ve heard me say it, “My mind is Heaven’s real estate.” 

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Marriages decline in love and affection because one in the marriage became ungrateful; they didn’t hold their mind captive. They gave it over to demonic suggestions that accuse their spouse. 

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You will never be able to receive your complete healing through faith without a controlled thought life. 

Whenever I feel a mood, I immediately grab my mind and start praising God for the day. When the enemy accuses my husband to my head, I lift my hands to Heaven and start praising God for my husband's goodness to me. I express a grateful heart for my husband and the accuser takes flight. When hell’s thoughts come, I ignore them, and I keep my attention on God and His thoughts—His mind—His Word. 

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Healing is a promise from God. In order to receive this promise, you must be positioned in love for that is the only position from which your faith can be a living force. (Galatians 5:6) It’s through faith that you receive. If your pipeline of faith is full of the debris of offense, this wonderful promise of divine healing will be hindered in reaching you. (Ephesians 2:8, I Peter 2:24, Matthew 8:17, Psalm 107:20) 

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Grab your mind, repent, be grateful and your healing will come as you praise God for it.

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Have a great week everyone and remember Jesus is coming soon!