The seasoned and successful warrior learns to recognize dangerous terrain from which ambush or sniper fire might come. This is just as true of the spiritual warrior as it is of physical soldiers – if we are oblivious to where attacks may come from, we are likely to fail repeatedly.
As a highly successful warrior, the biblical king David doubtless learned to be aware of areas that might conceal enemies and from which a salvo of arrows or other sudden attack might come, and we have only to read his psalms to see that he was just as aware of the directions from which spiritual attacks might come – whether from his own nature or from external enemies.
Our new article looks at what we can learn from David's psalms about where spiritual attacks are likely to come from. It's spiritual "military intelligence" that may surprise you. You can read it here.
As a highly successful warrior, the biblical king David doubtless learned to be aware of areas that might conceal enemies and from which a salvo of arrows or other sudden attack might come, and we have only to read his psalms to see that he was just as aware of the directions from which spiritual attacks might come – whether from his own nature or from external enemies.
Our new article looks at what we can learn from David's psalms about where spiritual attacks are likely to come from. It's spiritual "military intelligence" that may surprise you. You can read it here.
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