Pursue to Repossess – Part 2

Pursue to Repossess – Part 2

And David inquired of the Lord, "Shall I pursue after this troop? Shall I overtake them?" He answered him, "Pursue, for you shall surely overtake and shall surely rescue." I Samuel 30:8

Understanding your enemy is very important. You might look at someone and say, "This person is my enemy." Sorry to say, but you have identified the wrong enemy. In the natural this person might be the problem, but in the spiritual, this person is held by forces that is against you. That doesn't mean that they are possessed, but it only means that they are deceived to stand against you. This specially happens with people who have authority to stand strongly against you. Bible says about Potiphar, who was Joseph's boss and he was deceived to oppose Joseph and destroy God's plan in Joseph's life and destroy all of Joseph's dreams. But Joseph didn't fight Potiphar, but he identified the right enemy and came before God to fight his battle. He forgave Potiphar and didn't go after him, when he came to power and could have destroyed Potiphar. That clearly shows Joseph forgave Potiphar. Forgiveness is the greatest tool allowing God to fight the battle. That is the reason why Jesus said, "Father forgive them for they know not what they do", because the people who crucified Him, was deceived and manipulated which led them to crucify Him.

After forgiving the person who has harmed you, then go behind your true enemy who has robbed you. The devil and his demonic forces. Pray in tongues, confess the word of God, bind the opposing forces and command the thief to release whatever he has robbed and stolen from you. While you bind and release, don't forget to confess the word of God and pray to God requesting Him to intervene. This will not only give you victory, but will help you recover all. Don't sit having self pity and crying over what you have lost. God bless you.

– Jimsen & Sneha