Review: I love the way the author brings in the analogy of Navy SEALs
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2013
FROM THE FIRST PAGE:DAY 1 Put on the Whole Armor (Ephesians 6: 11)Before each specific assignment Navy SEALs are given, they thoroughly assess their equipment. Each item they have with them is chosen for a specific reason-- to protect themselves, fight the enemy, win the battle, survive , and return safely. Every aspect of their equipment is of the best quality and must be in perfect working order or condition. Because all of this has to be carried with them on their body, they assemble their camouflage uniform with precision and great thought. They know they can't go into battle safely or effectively if they are missing something important or carrying extra baggage. Everything they take with them is designed to facilitate and anticipate their every need. By the time they are on a mission they are more than ready.As prayer warriors we must do the same. God doesn't want us carrying anything that is unnecessary because it will weigh us down and hinder what He has called us to do.###I love the way the author brings in the analogy of Navy SEALs and the importance of each piece of equipment. Great start to a wonderful book. I also enjoyedPraying Today's Psalms: Yearning for God in Times of Despair (Christian Spiritual Growth)