War Games

What does that bring to mind?
I always think of the movie or the computer games, etc. Sometime, when I can handle getting all fired up, I will read about the Iraqi and Afghanistan wars.
Lately for me, it makes me think of the Alamo project Jared just finished (brag: he got a 100!). The Alamo was just a battle: the Texans lost it but they won the revolution!!!
In Jesus Calling this morning it talked about the evil attacks on the Christian's mind. We are "engaged in massive warfare, spiritually speaking." Oh how I have been needing to reminded of this! Satan and his evil warriors are working hard on me.
Anyone who knows me knows I am not a big fan of doctors. The whole process (trying to get a good appt time, parking at the medical center, WAITING forever in the waiting room and then even longer in the examination room - and on and on) is just a pain (ha!). That is part of the reason I landed myself in the hospital - ignoring the symptoms just to avoid the doctor.
After my stay at the hospital and all my appointments, I was finally comfortable. Doctors: no big deal - even the (earthly) one who holds the decision about my liver in his hands. That is intimidating.
I met Dr Galati's nurse practioner the week after being let out of the hospital. LOVE her! We got along and laughed together and I even emailed her with small questions. Well - thank you devil very much! She has left the pratice.
All these things are going through my mind now (will he have a good replacement, will I now get put on the backburner, I am not even remotely looking forward to my next appt, etc.)
This, my friends, I know, is just a battle and I am going to win the war but I need my army behind me.
Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules and reading this blog and saying a quick prayer for me.