No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier. Let us all endure hardness as good soldiers for the Lord Jesus Christ! Let's go behind the enemy's line and take back what belongs to our Captain!

Dear Christian we are in a war for the souls of men and women boys and girls. We will endure hardness as a good soldier. How sad is that! In the words of my good friend, Sam Ward, he needs to get over himself! Another way he fought this week was through one of the parents, they don't want their kids going to a Baptist church so they forbid them to come. One of my memebers, a gypsy member, told me that if one of the kids keep coming on the bus route that he would not come back. Just this week we've seen him battling again. Every soul that's been won out of his grasp we've had to battle for it. Every inch we've taken away from him we've had to battle for it. This is his ground and he doesn't want to give any of it over. I must say that I've seen him fight harder here than anywhere else. This has been his method, he doesn't change it because it's been effective. He controls people by their religion, and by the pleasures of the flesh. However, I've learned that the mission field is like a soldier going behind enemy lines. It is true that all Christians are soldiers in the Lord's army and they are all to endure hardness as a good soldier. (II Timothy 2,3) After living on the mission field this verse has developed a stronger meaning for me. Keene had been shy to tuck it and run, but started to effectively do that in the last game. Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. That means mostly shorter passes as he doesnt have the deep ball accuracy as a Dillon Gabriel, though hes gotten a little better lately.

Behind enemy lines meaning