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PSALM 27 IS A SPIRITUAL WARFARE WEAPON — Pray This Against Fear & the Enemy

10:01593 summary words · ~3 min readEnglishBy Hullalujah MinistriesTranscribed Nov 8, 2026

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Summary

Psalm 27 operates as an active spiritual warfare weapon that disarms fear and breaks demonic intimidation by magnifying God's power over enemy opposition.

Section summaries

The power of Psalm 27

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David begins Psalm 27 not by dwelling on the threat of his adversaries, but by exalting God as his light, salvation, and strength. Warfare requires shifting focus from what is attacking to the God standing with the believer. Being surrounded does not equate to defeat, because enemy attacks hold no ultimate authority over those hidden in God's presence.

Psalm 27 shifts attention away from the size of the battle toward the greatness of God.
Experiencing spiritual attacks does not mean the enemy possesses authority over your life.

Seeking God's protection

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A corporate declaration begins by invoking the name of Jesus Christ to assert Psalm 27 over personal circumstances. The prayer petitions God to shine His light into darkness, uncover hidden works, and expose every covert demonic trap.

God's light exposes hidden works of darkness and covert enemy strategies.

Renouncing fear and traps

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The prayer specifically breaks and renounces agreements with fear, panic, dread, torment, and catastrophic thinking. Believers assert Christ's authority over every assignment targeting their mind, family, calling, finances, and health, declaring that enemy schemes must stumble and fall.

Spiritual agreements with dread, panic, and torment must be actively renounced.
Every demonic assignment against health, mind, and calling is brought beneath Jesus Christ's authority.

Trusting God in warfare

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The declaration petitions God to frustrate contrary plans, silence enemy accusations by the blood of Jesus, and hide the believer in His protective pavilion. Authority is taken directly against spirits of fear, abandonment, intimidation, hopelessness, and confusion, commanding them to release God's people.

God's presence envelopes believers before any surrounding enemy can touch them.
Spirits of hopelessness, abandonment, and torment are commanded to leave under Jesus' name.

Standing in faith

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Standing on Psalm 27:13-14, the prayer refuses despair and asserts that current hardships do not mark the final chapter of the believer's story. The petition calls for divine strength, healing for the wounded, restoration of peace, and the ability to wait courageously on God.

Current warfare conditions do not represent the final outcome of the believer's life.
Waiting on the Lord is executed in expectation of victory rather than hopeless passivity.

Closing declaration

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The prayer culminates in declaring Christ's lordship over home, family, and future while choosing worship and praise amid intense pressure. The believer receives divine strength, protection, and peace, resolving that God alone directs their destiny.

Praise and worship serve as active weapons in the middle of severe pressure.
Circumstances, warfare, and enemies have no power to determine the believer's future.

Maintaining spiritual victory

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Believers are instructed not to treat Psalm 27 as a one-time recitation, but to integrate it into daily warfare declarations whenever fear surfaces. The speaker also points viewers to the Hullalujah Ministries website for a free Deliverance Self-Assessment to help uncover areas under spiritual attack.

Declare Psalm 27 consistently whenever fear, intimidation, or opposition arise.

Key points

Focus on God Over Foes — Effective spiritual warfare begins by magnifying God's omnipotence rather than fixating on the size or hostility of demonic opposition.
Surrounded Does Not Mean Defeated — External spiritual attacks and encampments cannot overcome a believer because God's protective presence surrounds them first.
Renouncing Agreements With Fear — Believers disarm demonic torment by actively renouncing dread, panic, and negative expectations under the authority of Jesus Christ.
Expectant Endurance in Battle — Waiting on the Lord is an active posture of expectant faith that renews strength to see God's goodness in the land of the living.

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Psalm 27 is not just a psalm to comfort

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you when you're afraid.

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Psalm 27 is a spiritual warfare weapon.

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David was surrounded by enemies, yet he

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declared, "The Lord is my light and my

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salvation. Whom shall I fear?"

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Today, we're going to pray Psalm 27 over

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your life and confront fear,

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intimidation, spiritual oppression, and

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every enemy that has risen against you.

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Psalm 27:1 says, "The Lord is my light

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and my salvation. Whom shall I fear? The

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Lord is the strength of my life. Of whom

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shall I be afraid?"

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Notice that David doesn't begin by

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describing how powerful his enemies are.

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He begins by declaring how powerful his

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God is. That's warfare.

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Sometimes the enemy wants you so focused

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on what's coming against you that you

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forget who is standing with you.

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But David says in verse two,

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"When the wicked came against me to eat

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up my flesh, my enemies and foes, they

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stumbled and fell."

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And then he says,

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"Though an army may encamp against me,

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my heart shall not fear."

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Listen to me.

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You may feel surrounded,

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but surrounded doesn't mean defeated.

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You may feel under attack,

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but attack does not mean that the enemy

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has authority over you.

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Psalm 27 shifts your attention from the

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size of the battle to the greatness of

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God.

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David even declares, "For in the time of

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trouble, he shall hide me in his

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pavilion."

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There is protection in the presence of

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God. So, we're going to use Psalm 27 as

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a declaration of faith today. And I want

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you to pray this with authority.

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Heavenly Father, I come before you in

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the mighty name of Jesus Christ. You are

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my light. You are my salvation. You are

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the strength of my life. Therefore,

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I will not fear. I declare according to

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Psalm 27 that no enemy, no darkness, no

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threat, no spiritual opposition will

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cause me to abandon my confidence in

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you. The Lord is my light and my

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salvation. Whom shall I fear? Father,

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shine your light into every dark place

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surrounding my life. Expose what needs

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to be exposed. Reveal what needs to be

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revealed. Bring every hidden work of

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darkness into the light. In the name of

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Jesus, I renounce every agreement with

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fear, intimidation, dread, panic,

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torment, and the expectation that

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something terrible is going to happen.

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Fear, you will not govern my decisions.

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Fear, you will not control my mind.

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Fear, you will not dictate my future.

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God has not given me a spirit of fear. I

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belong to Jesus Christ and I declare

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Psalm 27:2,

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"When the wicked came against me to eat

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up my flesh, my enemies and foes, they

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stumbled and fell." Therefore, every

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spiritual attack assigned against my

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life must bow to the authority of Jesus

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Christ. Every weapon formed against me,

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every strategy designed to discourage

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me, every assignment designed to exhaust

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me, every attack against my mind, my

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family, my calling, my finances, my

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health, my peace, and my relationship

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with God. I bring it under the authority

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of Jesus Christ. I declare that darkness

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does not have the final word over my

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life. Jesus does. Father, frustrate

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every plan that is contrary to your will

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for my life. Let every trap prepared for

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me fail. Let every lie spoken against me

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lose its power. Let every accusation of

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the enemy be silent by the blood of

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Jesus. Where the enemy has attempted to

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surround me, remind me that you surround

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me first. Your presence goes before me.

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Your presence stands behind me. Your

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hand rests upon my life. I declare,

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though an army may encamp against me, my

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heart shall not fear.

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Though warfare rises, I will trust you.

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Though circumstances shake, I will trust

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you. Though I can't see the outcome, I

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will trust you. I will not allow what I

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see in the natural to become greater

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than what God has spoken in his word.

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Father, according to Psalm 27, hide me

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in your pavilion in time of trouble.

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Place me under the covering of your

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presence. Protect my household. Protect

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my family. Protect my mind. Protect my

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calling. Protect everything you have

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entrusted to me in Jesus name. And

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Father, where spiritual warfare has

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caused confusion, bring clarity. Where

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it's caused exhaustion, bring strength.

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Where it has caused discouragement,

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restore hope. Where it has caused

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destruction, restore focus. Where it's

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caused division, bring godly order.

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Where it has caused sleeplessness and

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torment, release your peace. In the name

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of Jesus, I command every spirit of fear

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and intimidation working against me,

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with anyone within the sound of my

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voice, loose them and let go in Jesus'

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name. Every spirit attempting to

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convince them that they are abandoned,

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go. Every spirit whispering that they

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will not survive this season, go. Every

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spirit of hopelessness, go. Every spirit

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of confusion, go. Every spirit of

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torment, go now in the name of Jesus. In

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the name of Jesus, you have no authority

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to rule over a child of God. Oh Father,

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let the confidence of Psalm 27 rise

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inside them. David said, "I would have

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lost heart unless I had believed that I

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would see the goodness of the Lord in

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the land of the living." So today, I

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declare, "I will see the goodness of the

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Lord. I will not lose heart. I will not

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surrender my faith. I will not allow

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this battle to convince me that God has

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forgotten me. My current circumstances

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are not the conclusion of my story.

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Father, strengthen [snorts]

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everyone praying with me right now in

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Jesus' name. Where they become weary,

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strengthen them. Where they become

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wounded, heal them. Where they have been

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confused, oh Lord, direct them. Where

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they've been afraid, give them courage.

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Where they've been waiting, give them

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endurance. Lord, your word says, "Wait

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on the Lord. Be of good courage and he

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shall strengthen your heart. So, I will

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wait upon the Lord. Not in defeat, not

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in hopelessness, but in expectation. I

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declare Jesus Christ is Lord over my

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life. Jesus Christ is Lord over my home.

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Jesus Christ is Lord over my family and

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Lord over my future. I belong to him. My

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life belongs to him. And the enemy

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cannot cancel what God has ordained. Oh

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Father, lift my head above the enemy

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surrounding me. Restore my worship in

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the middle of warfare. Restore my praise

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in the middle of pressure. Restore my

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confidence in the middle of uncertainty.

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I will not magnify the enemy. I will

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magnify the Lord. And today, I stand

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upon Psalm 27 and declare the Lord is my

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light. The Lord is my salvation. The

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Lord is the strength of my life. I will

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not fear. My enemies will not determine

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my future. Fear will not determine my

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future. Warfare will not determine my

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future. God will. I receive your

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strength. I receive your peace. I

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receive your protection and I receive

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your courage. And I declare that I will

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see the goodness of God in the land of

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the living. In the mighty, powerful,

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victorious name of Jesus Christ, I pray.

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Amen. If you prayed this prayer, don't

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just read Psalm 27 once. Make it a part

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of your spiritual warfare. When fear

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rises, declare it. When opposition

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rises, declare it. When you feel

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surrounded, remember the Lord is my

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light and my salvation. Whom shall I

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fear? And if you've been experiencing

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spiritual warfare, and you're just not

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sure what may be operating in your life,

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go to the ministry website and take the

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free deliverance self-assessment. It's

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powerful. It will help you identify

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areas where you may need

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