The document outlines a 5-step plan to recover from spiritual battle fatigue, emphasizing the need for rest and restoration of one's mental and spiritual space. The steps include taking thoughts captive, changing meditative focus, addressing spiritual warfare in the home, invoking spiritual protection, and committing to positive communication during conflicts. It highlights the importance of creating a peaceful environment, drawing on biblical references for guidance.

1. 5 Step Plan to Recover From Spiritual
Battle Fatigue

2. "You don't understand! My
home is the battlefield!"
"How can I rest, when my
spouse is my war?"
"My mind never shuts off, I am
never at peace!"

3. None of us live in the garden of Eden,
although we were designed to do just that!

4. The Bible tells us we were created to lie down in green
pastures! (Psalm 23) But sometimes those green pastures
seem awfully far from our backyards

5. It's time for some temple restoration and
fresh greenery!

6. Solomon talked about building a temple
in times of rest, not war (1 Kings 5:3-4)
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7. We are not building temples,
but this scripture holds the
key to restoring the ones we
already have with rest on
every side.

8. 5 Steps To Begin To Rest Todaycc: tanakawho - https://www.flickr.com/photos/28481088@N00

9. 1. Take every thought captive!
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10. 2. Change what you are meditating on!cc: septembermess- https://www.flickr.com/photos/57716646@N00

11. 3. Do warfare over the battlefield areas
of your home
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12. 4. Bind demonic spirits and loose the
Holy Spirit.
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13. “I bind every manifesting spirit from operating through (name) right now
with the blood of Jesus Christ, and I loose the fruit of the Holy Spirit of
love, joy, peace (and so on) upon them now in Jesus’ mighty name.”
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14. 5. Commit for 30 days not to bring up the
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15. It's hard to stop with just five steps, but these
should get you moving in the right direction.
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