Monday, September 8, 2014

Dressed to Kill



                                     Dressed to Kill
         

            • Dressed to the nines. . .
            • Sharp-dresser. . .
            • Fashionably correct. . .
         
         There’s one posh suit of clothes tailors can’t design, boutiques don’t sell, and stores don’t carry. Its exceptional and aristocratic style won’t get you on the best dressed list. I’m afraid it doesn’t meet the “requirements” for Red Carpet glam either. Even though when you wear it, you are Dressed to Kill. There’s Only One Place You Can Find This Extraordinary Suit: Ephesians 6:14-18.  
Let’s see what happens when we live our life without each important piece.
    Without The Belt of Truth, the whole suit is going to fall off!
   Without The Breastplate of Righteousness, we have No suit.
   Without The Sandals of Peace, we tread on the enemy’s
   territory.
    Without The Shield of Faith, we have no defense against the enemy.  
     Without The Helmet of Salvation, once again we have No suit.
     Without Prayer, we might think we’re dressed, but we’re like the
    king in “The Emperor’s New Clothes.”
              
 Our suit must be worn always and not just on special occasions. If we only  pull it out the closet every now and then, we might find demonic moths have gotten to it.
Why is this so dangerous? The devil can strike at any given moment. The time when we need our prayers answered, we might find out that we are not Dressed to Kill the plans of the enemy. But instead, stripped naked, and the threads that should connect our faith to God’s POWER are not there.  
The upkeep of this suit is a 24/7 job. Since the enemy works nonstop, we must stay dressed for battle at all times. When we stay suited-up, we can spot moths immediately. We can then stop this destructive damage at its onset. When damage occurs, and it will from time to time, go to God. He will make Repairs on the SPOT.     
                                       Stay Dressed to Kill!
            Reference: Ephesians 6:14-18.
           
        See You Next Week on Paulette Talks Faith                 
                    


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