Sharp shooter on the roof top (part two)

2.

ancient antique armor armour

Photo by Maria Pop

I walk on vigilant for any inkling of the enemy’s presence…deafening silence

yet in a split-second a pervasive white mist envelopes me…

I feel heavy weight and aching in my body  and spirit,  it is the supreme stealth weapon of the enemy

 

It is shame, my most relentless foe

The ballast of Shame slaughters aggressively,  the deadliest of weapons, worse than sarin  gas…

If I don’t kill it, it will kill me and all it touches, shame is unholy from hell

 

I cry out to the King,  blood seeping from my chest, a razor-sharp slice

I did not feel it at the point of entry

Towering above the shame the King appears, brandishing his two-edged sword

it blazes and radiates like a million Suns, in a blink the sharp shooter

on the roof top falls dead

 

I am blind now, crouching down behind my shield of Faith

the King wields his Holy two-edged sword and shame screeches like the demon it is…

instantly there is silence, my heart is no longer bleeding, I regain my sight

 

The Holy Spirit is the watchman, the Angels encamp around me

I savor the Holy rest of  victory this day…

 

 

4 thoughts on “Sharp shooter on the roof top (part two)

  1. If I read between the lines of Thompson’s book, shame is the demonic, unholy weapon wielded by the enemy of our soul. I love the question, “How does your Heavenly Father tell your story differently than you telling your story?” The Father’s story of each of us is always scrubbed of any shame, rooted in his pride and love and dreams for us.

  2. I just really believe shame robs us of our victory over sin and hopes we will drag around our secret shame and nurture our fear of exposure when in reality shame only has the power that we give it. Because Jesus despises shame and he annihilated it along with sin on Calvary …but shame has a way of slipping back into our lives like FOG does on a marshy swamp and the sight of the victory gets lost in our own “stuff” that if we aren’t rightly dividing the Word so the Holy Spirit can’t renew our minds as a ready vessel, then as in the post here, the warrior is aware of the warfare around her but now her weapons are ready…and oh The King, He is always near!!!

  3. An intriguing discussion is definitely worth comment. There’s no doubt that that you need to write more on this topic, it might not be a taboo matter but usually people don’t discuss such subjects. To the next! Cheers!!

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