CallToBattle

I don’t know who put this together but it’s beautiful.

P.S. If you want to find out what happened to King Sennacherib after he mocked God, I encourage to read 2 Kings 18-19. I came across this resource which goes deeper. https://www.biblestudytools.com/bible-stories/the-bible-story-of-king-hezekiah.html

-6 Take your letter of fear, open it and spread it before the Lord and pray. I prayed a simple humble prayer, of worship, acknowledging God is Lord over all, the same as Hezekiah did. I thanked God and told Him that the facts and evidence the enemy had against…

-5 After studying this account, the Lord encouraged me to write down a list of all the facts the enemy had over me. I put on paper, my own letter of fear I received from the enemy. It was in two parts… Part 1: I had recorded all the facts that fear had over me…

-4 Dealing with the threats from Sennacherib, Hezekiah mourned, but he knew where to seek help. “Hezekiah received the letter from the hand of the messengers and read it; and Hezekiah went up to the house of the LORD and spread it before the LORD.” 2 Kings 19:…

-3 The greatest weapon the enemy can threaten over us without a fight is fear. It’s psychological warfare. An enemy that uses no physical weapons can derail a person and destroy them from within. The devil…doesn’t want to fight you. He wants to discourage you.…

-2 Like King Sennacherib’s letter, fear arrived with facts that were undeniable. It had proof. It carried evidence. In my mind this letter of fear was predicting my future. It was as if it was prophesying over my life. Here is some of the evidence fear had on…

The Letter of Fear -1 In 2 Kings 19 there is a king who makes a threat. King Sennacherib (phonetically pronounced: San-heh-reev) of Assyria has made known to the current King Hezekiah of Judah his intentions through a letter via a messenger. This king is very…