In verse 11 it is saying to be strong and believe I god and that anything you ask him her will do. You just have to stay strong, have faith, and in his words “be strong in the lord and the strength of his might,” god will have been there with you, he’s the Holy Spirit that guards your heart. He wants you to fight evil and fight sin. Twelve is saying fight sin and evil with all you got. Go to it as you would a championship game. Say no to the wrong things and yes to the right. Follow god’s commandments. Believe that you have god everywhere you go and that he is your armor he will protect you in everything wrong and write thing you do. Verse 13 is saying that we do not fight our own flesh and blood we fight the power of satin. He wants us to turn away from god go to hell and follow him into the dark. Nut just like the movie “Christian”, he fights through everything he doesn’t follow the wrong path he truss in god and keeps going till he gets to the gates of heaven. That no matter what you have the armor of god and if you die trying and believe in Jesus Christ our son that you will go to heaven and all those sins will go to hell and drop off your back. You have put on the belt of truth and trust in god and have the breastplate of righteousness tat evil does not fear you, hurt, does not hurt you, god is the only one that helps and hurts you if you put him on a keychain and keep him on your side and preach the word of god you will go t the gates of heaven and come in to see Jesus Christ our Lord. See if you trust in the lord step on the field of faithfulness and take on the flaming darts of the evil one put on the armor of god and fight his battle with strength, faithfulness, and righteousness. 1) Truth (v. 14). "Gird your loins with truth." 2) Righteousness "Put on the breastplate of righteousness." 3) Peace "Shod your feet with the gospel of peace." 4) Faith "Taking up the shield of faith." 5) Salvation "Take the helmet of salvation." 6) The Word of God"the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God." There are few more profound or important passages in Scripture than the one which stands before us as our text this morning. This is not a Gospel text in the sense that it lays Christ and His sacrifice on our behalf before us. It is not a Law text in the sense that it gives us rules for living or a pattern for holiness. We can find both Law and Gospel here, but the importance of these words is that they set
