Dec 2021_Deleting the impossible
(Carnivious speaking: ) Hi, I’m Carnivious the mighty warrior. I delete the wicked ones from the scene of a person’s life; whatever is happening to them at that moment, I can remove the deadly elements and pernicious ways that infiltrate and try to take over a person’s scene and setting of their day. 
One time I saw a boy struggling to do something really hard. That wasn’t what was so bad. Hard things we do, all of us created beings, no matter what realm we abide it. So I wasn’t observing his actions to see how I could eliminate the hard aspect of his life and day, but to remove what wasn’t of God.
What you don’t need, when you are facing a task that is testing you to the limit, is a troublesome beast of the spirit nattering in your ear, saying, “You know, that is way too hard… you should let me be your master. I’d make things so much easier for you.” 
That wicked voice of the enemy that tries to get you to quit or rather to change sides, doesn’t actually wish to make things easier for you, but just to take you out of game of life altogether. That’s his “easy” agenda, to just do away with it, and with you.  He doesn’t see or know what will actually happen to you when you aren’t around here anymore. It won’t be easy, that’s for sure, if you have stopped your studies of life prematurely or allowed the enemy entrance. 
You know what he’s really trying to do is to make things easier for himself by taking away any of those pesky fellows—pesky to him—to make things easier for him to do his evil deeds. 
So if you are doing what you are meant to be doing, and a little nagging voice keeps saying, “You know, this is just too hard, you should have things better, more of your needs met,” and all the “it’s all about you” type of thoughts, what that voice is really saying is that you are making things hard for the enemy, and he wants you to stop whatever it is that is bugging him. 
But you know, you don’t need to and should not stop. Instead do to him what he’s trying to do to you, to get you out of the scene. What you need is this beast to be ousted.
So when I saw that boy struggling with something, and I saw the beastly foul one trying to pull him off his “wall” of victory and service for the Lord, I knew what to do. Especially when the boy began to quote a verse from the Bible about “when the enemy shall come in… the Lord will lift up a standard against Him”, and then the boy started to sing a song about working hard for God to get the prize.
I took my weapon and I gave that beast something hard. Oh he yelped and squirmed out of there. Praise and thanksgiving is like real pain for the enemy, and utter pleasure for God. If something makes our Lord glad, you can be sure the enemy is in utter pain. 
And you know what? All of a sudden, things didn’t seem so hard for that boy. His voice of praise, which showed faith, had lifted up a weapon against the opposition. And before too long the victory was won, his part of it, his mission and task was done.