Warfare That Begins Early In Life
Jentezen Franklin
Unusual warfare early in life is not a coincidence. It’s not bad luck. It’s not because you were born into the wrong family or because you weren’t strong enough to fight back, it’s because from the moment you came into this world something about your life made hell nervous.
The enemy doesn’t waste his time attacking people who don’t carry purpose.
He doesn’t launch full-blown assaults against the ordinary. He goes after the ones who are marked, the ones with a mantle, the ones who if they ever discover who they really are will break chains, shift atmospheres, and set generations free.