Kings Daughters Blog

The term "boots on the ground" is a military term used to describe soldiers who are engaged in active combat rather than just being at war. These soldiers have already been trained to engage the enemy. I believe this term speaks about us as Christians in the Lord's army as well. We are warriors of God, who the Lord has been training for battle, and are about to be released. We are being released to engage the enemy in the spiritual realm. As Christians we all have our place in the Lord's army...every gift, every calling has a purpose; to destroy the works of the evil one! We will be able to do this by being submitted to the Lord, on every level. The Lord equips those he calls, we only need to answer His call, and allow Him to work through us, and he will strengthen us, and give us all we need to be victorious.  Church, its time to engage, it's time to step into the enemies territory, its time for boots on the ground! "Beat your plowshares into sw

An Honest look.   Have you ever taken a moment to see what your heart is full of?  We all have a concept on how we view God. These concepts may come from things we were taught as a child or from life experiences that left a negative lasting effect on our emotions. A wounded heart can cause us to struggle with how we perceive God, and how we think He sees us. As we go through life, we pick up on so many negative things that add to the way we feel about ourselves, and although many of these things are not true, we tend to listen to the enemy when he tries to tell us who we are. Why is it easier to believe what the enemy says about us and not God? The bible says in  John 8:44  that Satan is the father of lies, but yet, we somehow easily believe what he says about us. If left unchecked, this can harm our self esteem as well as hinder our walk with the Lord. Unresolved issues will always rear their ugly head if not dealt with, and it will definitely hinder you from being all God call