EVANGELIST JOSHUA OREKHIE MINISTRIES

EJOM DAILY DEVOTIONAL:

September 22, 2026

WHEN THE ENEMY ATTACKS OR PLAYS WITH YOUR MIND

Opening Scriptures

2 Corinthians 10:4–5: “For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds; casting down imaginations… and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.”

Philippians 4:8: “Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure… think on these things.”

Isaiah 26:3: “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.”

Memory Verse

Romans 12:2: “And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.”

Praise and Worship

Praise and Worship: Sing any of your favourite songs.

When the Enemy Attacks Your Mind – EJOM DAILY DEVOTIONAL: September 22, 2026

One of the areas of our lives that the enemy likes to attack is the mind. The mind is where we think, reason, imagine, evaluate and process things before turning them into actions. Almost everything we intend to do in life is first processed in the mind.

Before you travel somewhere, start a business, enter a relationship, accept an opportunity, make an important decision or carry out an assignment, your mind begins to process the information before you. This is why the condition of your mind can greatly influence the direction of your life.

A thought entering your mind does not mean you must accept it simply because it appears convincing. Neither does every thought represent the voice or direction of God.

Although you may not always prevent a thought from entering your mind, you can decide whether to entertain it, believe it or act upon it. This is why Scripture instructs us to examine our thoughts and bring “into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5).

Proverbs 23:7 says, “For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he.” Your thoughts are powerful because they influence your emotions, decisions, attitudes and actions.

What you continually entertain in your mind can eventually shape the direction of your life. In this sense, the mind is like a powerhouse where ideas are formed, choices are considered and actions begin.

Beloved, our mind can produce solutions, develop ideas, interpret experiences and guide important decisions. Once wrong thoughts are allowed to dominate it, they can begin to influence the choices you make.

The enemy understands that if he can influence the way you think, he may eventually influence the direction you take. Therefore, some battles are fought in the mind long before their consequences become visible in a person’s life.

This is why the enemy often attacks people through suggestions. He may remind you repeatedly of past failures until you become afraid to try again. He may exaggerate another person’s mistake until you begin to see that person as an enemy.

He may plant suspicion in your heart and make you question everyone’s intentions. He can cause you to misinterpret harmless actions, reject sincere people and withdraw from relationships God intended to use for your good.

You may also be preparing to take an important step, but suddenly your mind becomes filled with fear and doubt. You may begin remembering everything that could possibly go wrong.

You may remember how somebody hurt you in the past and conclude that another person will do exactly the same thing. When fear controls the mind, even the voice of God can begin to look like a threat.

A mind under the influence of darkness can make decisions that destroy lives, break homes and shatter promising dreams. Some friendships have ended because someone acted upon an assumption without seeking clarification.

Some marriages have suffered because suspicion was accepted as truth. Some people have abandoned valuable opportunities because fear convinced them that it is right. Others walked away from divine relationships because the enemy painted a false picture in their minds.

If you fail to guard your mind, you may eventually discover that thoughts you never challenged have begun to control your emotions, words and actions. The enemy wants you to accept every negative thought as though it were true.

He wants you to act quickly upon his suggestions without prayer, patience or proper discernment. Yet Scripture says in Proverbs 4:23, “Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.”

The enemy may use fear, condemnation, temptation, accusation, discouragement and lies to weaken your confidence in God. However, not every thought that enters your mind deserves your agreement.

You may not always prevent a thought from appearing, but you can refuse to entertain, nurture and obey any thought that contradicts the truth of God’s Word.

A negative thought becomes more dangerous when you welcome it, meditate upon it and allow it to influence your actions. A bird may fly over your house, but you have the power to prevent it from building a nest there.

In the same way, a troubling thought may enter your mind, but you can confront it with Scripture, reject its message and redirect your attention toward the truth.

2 Corinthians 10:5 says, “Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.”

This means that believers must examine their thoughts. Ask yourself, “Does this thought agree with the character of God? Does it agree with Scripture? Is it producing faith, wisdom and obedience, or is it creating fear, confusion and destruction?”

There are different voices that may speak to the mind. There is the voice of God, the voice of the enemy and the voice of human reasoning. We may also hear the influence of past experiences, personal desires, other people’s opinions and the surrounding culture.

The problem begins when a person lacks the discernment to recognise which voice is speaking. Some people have ignored God’s instruction because they mistook His voice for their own imagination. Others have accepted the enemy’s suggestion and called it divine direction.

The enemy may speak in a religious manner, quote Scripture out of context or use fear to make his suggestion appear urgent. This is why every voice must be tested by the Word of God.

God’s voice will never contradict His written Word. His leading produces holiness, wisdom and obedience. Even when God corrects you, His correction leads you toward repentance and restoration.

The enemy’s voice, on the other hand, often produces hopelessness, panic, confusion and destructive condemnation. The Holy Spirit may convict you of a particular sin and show you the way back to God, but the enemy condemns you as though forgiveness and restoration are impossible.

Beloved, confusion between these voices can become costly. Someone may say, “God told me,” when fear is actually speaking. Another person may call suspicion “discernment” and use it to justify rejecting everyone.

Genuine discernment is guided by Scripture, prayer, wisdom and evidence. It does not turn you into a fearful, hostile or suspicious person. When the enemy attacks your mind, you may become afraid to make necessary decisions.

You may fear trusting people, expressing love, beginning a business, accepting an opportunity, getting married, travelling, serving in ministry or carrying out God’s assignment. Fear may present countless pictures of what could go wrong while hiding every possibility of what God can accomplish through your obedience.

2 Timothy 1:7 says, “For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” A sound mind is stable, disciplined and governed by truth. It does not mean that questions will never arise; it means that fear will not be permitted to become the master of your decisions.

Look at Jonah. God gave him a clear assignment to preach to the people of Nineveh, but Jonah allowed his personal feelings and judgment concerning the people to influence his response. He ran in the opposite direction and entered an unnecessary storm.

When your mind resists God’s instruction, you may struggle against the very purpose that was designed to make your life meaningful. The minds of Adam and Eve were also attacked in the Garden of Eden. God had given them a clear command, but the serpent introduced doubt.

He questioned God’s Word, distorted His intention and presented disobedience as an opportunity for advancement. Genesis 3:1 records the serpent asking, “Yea, hath God said?” The attack began by challenging what God had spoken.

This remains one of the enemy’s strategies today. He will ask, “Did God really promise to help you? Are you certain that God has forgiven you? Can God truly use someone with your past?

What if you obey and everything goes wrong?” His aim is to weaken your confidence in God’s Word until you begin to make decisions based on fear rather than faith.

One reason the enemy attacks the mind is to frustrate you. He knows that you may be preparing to take the right step, so discouragement comes. You were excited about a project yesterday, but suddenly today you feel that there is no reason to continue.

You had a good idea, but before implementing it, your mind becomes filled with reasons why it cannot work. You planned to apply for an opportunity, but procrastination tells you to wait until tomorrow.

Tomorrow becomes next week, next week becomes next month, and eventually the opportunity passes. The enemy also attacks the mind to steal plans and ideas. God may give you a valuable vision, but the enemy will tell you that you lack the resources, intelligence, connections or qualifications to accomplish it.

He will magnify every limitation and hide every evidence of God’s grace upon your life. If you accept his report, you may abandon the idea before giving it an opportunity to grow.

Zechariah 4:10 says, “For who hath despised the day of small things?” Every great assignment does not begin with great resources. Sometimes it begins with a burden, an idea, a prayer and one small act of obedience. Refuse to allow negative thoughts to kill what God has planted within you.

The enemy may attack your mind to change your perception of yourself. He may remind you continually of your weaknesses until you forget your strengths. He may use rejection to convince you that you are worthless, or use one failure to make you believe that success is impossible.

Yet one painful experience does not have the authority to define your entire future. The enemy also attacks the mind through procrastination. He may whisper, “You can begin tomorrow. You are not yet ready. Wait until everything is perfect.”

Before long, days become months and months become years. The project remains unfinished, the application is never submitted, the book is never written and the opportunity passes away. Procrastination may appear harmless, but it can silently bury potential.

There are times when laziness disguises itself as waiting upon God. A person keeps praying for direction when God has already revealed the next step. They continue requesting confirmation because obedience feels uncomfortable.

Beloved, prayer should prepare you for action. Once God has made the matter clear, faith must rise and move. The enemy may attack your mind to make you abandon a valuable relationship.

He can magnify small disagreements, remind you constantly of another person’s weaknesses and make reconciliation appear impossible. He may encourage you to interpret silence as hatred and correction as rejection.

Before ending an important relationship, calm your emotions, seek God, examine the facts and communicate honestly. At the same time, guarding your mind does not mean remaining in an abusive or dangerous situation.

God can guide you to establish wise boundaries and seek appropriate help. A sound mind recognises the difference between patient reconciliation and tolerating destructive behaviour. Spiritual discernment works together with truth, wisdom and responsible action.

Beloved, beware of making permanent decisions during temporary emotional storms. When you are angry, deeply afraid, exhausted or overwhelmed, your perception may become distorted. Allow your emotions to settle. Pray, rest, seek godly counsel and examine the situation carefully.

One decision made under intense emotional pressure can create consequences that last for years. The enemy also uses comparison to attack the mind. He directs your attention toward the progress of others until you become dissatisfied with your own journey.

You may begin to feel forgotten because someone else married before you, received a promotion, travelled abroad, built a house or experienced a breakthrough. Comparison can make you despise what God is doing in your life because it does not resemble what He is doing for another person.

Guard your mind against repeated exposure to anything that feeds fear, lust, anger, bitterness or unbelief. What you continually watch, hear and discuss will eventually influence your thoughts.

If you consume disturbing information throughout the day, your mind may continue processing it at night. Choose carefully what enters through your eyes and ears.

Renewing the mind requires more than rejecting wrong thoughts; you must replace them with truth. Romans 12:2 says, “And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.”

Fill your mind with Scripture. Meditate upon God’s promises. Listen to messages that strengthen your faith. Surround yourself with wise people who will speak truth into your life.

When a thought says, “You will never recover,” answer it with Psalm 147:3: “He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.” When fear says, “You are alone,” remember Hebrews 13:5: “I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.”

When condemnation says, “God can never forgive you,” declare 1 John 1:9. When weakness says, “You cannot continue,” stand upon Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”

Prayer is another powerful weapon in protecting the mind. Philippians 4:6–7 teaches us to present our requests to God, and His peace will guard our hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

Prayer transfers the burden from your limited strength into God’s mighty hands. It may not instantly change every circumstance, but it changes how the circumstance controls you.

Worship also redirects your mind toward the greatness of God. When Jehoshaphat faced an army he could not defeat naturally, he appointed singers to praise God.

Worship did not deny the existence of the battle; it declared that God was greater than the battle. When fearful thoughts become loud, lift your voice and magnify the Lord.

Speak to yourself in faith. David asked in Psalm 42:5, “Why art thou cast down, O my soul? and why art thou disquieted in me? hope thou in God.” David did not allow his emotions to speak without answering them. He reminded his soul where to place its hope.

There are moments when you must preach to yourself, encourage yourself and command your mind to return to the promises of God.

Beloved, every mental struggle should not automatically be labelled a spiritual attack. Physical exhaustion, grief, trauma, medical conditions and prolonged stress can affect the mind. Seeking help from a qualified medical or mental-health professional is not a denial of faith.

God can work through prayer, Scripture, pastoral counsel, medical care and trustworthy support. If the thoughts of harming yourself or another person arise, seek immediate help from emergency services and a trusted person; your life is precious before God.

Your mind belongs to God. Christ has given you authority to reject every lie that seeks to establish itself within you. You are not helpless before every thought. Through the Word of God, prayer, the help of the Holy Spirit and disciplined thinking, you can bring your thoughts under the lordship of Jesus Christ.

Therefore, guard your mind. Examine every voice. Refuse to allow fear to write the conclusion of your story. Reject thoughts that oppose the promises of God. Your mind is too valuable to be surrendered to confusion, accusation and darkness. Let the Word of Christ dwell richly within you, and allow the peace of God to govern your thoughts, decisions and actions.

I pray for you today: every power troubling your mind, planting fear, confusion and discouragement shall lose its hold over you. Every satanic suggestion assigned to divert you from God’s purpose is cancelled by fire.

The Lord will restore clarity to your thoughts, peace to your heart and confidence to your spirit. You shall receive wisdom to recognise the voice of God and courage to obey His direction. Your mind shall become a dwelling place for truth, faith, peace and divine ideas, in Jesus’ name.

Personal Challenge 

Take time today to examine the thoughts that have been influencing your emotions and decisions. Identify one recurring thought that produces fear, suspicion, condemnation, discouragement or procrastination.

Write it down, then ask yourself: “Is this thought supported by God’s Word, confirmed by facts and producing godly wisdom?” Find a Scripture that directly confronts that negative thought and declare it aloud throughout the day.

If fear has delayed an action God has clearly instructed you to take, prayerfully complete one practical step today. Guard what enters your mind, reject every destructive suggestion and choose to meditate on whatever is true, honest, pure and worthy of praise.

Your challenge is to stop accepting every thought as truth. Bring each one under the authority of Christ and allow God’s Word to govern your decisions.

Evangelism Challenge

Reach out to someone who appears overwhelmed, anxious or discouraged. Listen without judgment, share Isaiah 26:3 and pray with the person. Encourage them to seek pastoral, medical or professional support if the distress is persistent or severe.

Further Bible Study

Genesis 3:1–6; 1 Samuel 16:14–23, 30:6; 1 Kings 19:1–18; 2 Chronicles 20:1–22; Job 3:25–26, 19:25–27; Psalm 23:1–6, 27:1–14, 34:4–7, 42:5–11, 55:22, 56:3–4, 91:1–16, 94:19, 118:17, 119:9–11, 119:105, 139:23–24; Proverbs 3:5–6, 4:23, 12:25, 13:20, 15:1, 17:22, 18:21, 23:7; Isaiah 26:3, 40:28–31, 41:10–13, 43:1–2, 54:17; Jeremiah 17:7–8, 29:11–13; Lamentations 3:21–26; Matthew 4:1–11, 6:25–34, 11:28–30, 26:36–46; Mark 5:1–20; Luke 10:38–42, 22:31–32; John 8:31–32, 10:10, 14:1, 14:27, 16:33; Romans 8:1–2, 8:5–6, 8:31–39, 12:2; 1 Corinthians 2:16, 10:13; 2 Corinthians 4:7–9, 10:3–5; Galatians 5:16–25; Ephesians 4:22–32, 6:10–18; Philippians 2:5, 4:4–9, 4:13; Colossians 3:1–17; 1 Thessalonians 5:16–23; 2 Timothy 1:7; Hebrews 4:12–16, 13:5–6; James 1:2–8, 1:19–22, 4:7–8; 1 Peter 1:13, 5:7–10; 1 John 1:9, 4:4, 4:18; Revelation 12:10–11.

PRAYER ASSIGNMENT – MORNING

Instruction: Confess and repent your sin today.

Praise and Worship: Sing any of your favourite songs.

1. Father, thank You for the gift of life and for preserving my mind, in the name of Jesus.

2. O Lord, forgive me for every negative thought I have entertained contrary to Your Word, in the name of Jesus.

3. Father, search my heart and expose every unhealthy thought pattern operating within me, in the name of Jesus.

4. O Lord, renew my mind daily by the power of Your Word, in the name of Jesus.

5. Every battle raging against my mind and peace, be silenced, in the name of Jesus.

6. Every stronghold of fear established in my thoughts, be pulled down, in the name of Jesus.

7. Every imagination exalting itself against the knowledge of God in my life, be cast down, in the name of Jesus.

8. Father, give me grace to bring my thoughts into obedience to Christ, in the name of Jesus.

9. Every lie I have believed about myself, lose your influence over my life, in the name of Jesus.

10. O Lord, deliver me from thoughts that continually produce hopelessness, in the name of Jesus.

11. Every voice telling me that my life is finished, be silenced, in the name of Jesus.

12. Father, deliver me from the fear of tomorrow, in the name of Jesus.

13. Every thought of failure preventing me from moving forward, lose your hold over me, in the name of Jesus.

14. O Lord, deliver me from unnecessary fear of taking responsible decisions, in the name of Jesus.

15. Father, give me a sound mind in every situation, in the name of Jesus.

16. Every spirit of confusion troubling my decision-making, depart from me, in the name of Jesus.

17. O Lord, give me wisdom to distinguish truth from assumptions, in the name of Jesus.

18. Father, help me not to interpret everything negatively, in the name of Jesus.

19. Every seed of unhealthy suspicion growing in my mind, be uprooted, in the name of Jesus.

20. O Lord, deliver me from believing things about people without sufficient evidence, in the name of Jesus.

21. Father, help me to ask questions instead of creating destructive conclusions, in the name of Jesus.

22. Every thought designed to destroy good relationships in my life, lose your power, in the name of Jesus.

23. O Lord, deliver me from fear that makes me afraid to trust anyone, in the name of Jesus.

24. Father, heal my mind from the effects of past betrayal, in the name of Jesus.

25. O Lord, do not allow yesterday’s pain to control tomorrow’s relationships, in the name of Jesus.

26. Every painful memory being used to discourage my progress, lose your power over me, in the name of Jesus.

27. Father, give me wisdom to learn from my past without becoming imprisoned by it, in the name of Jesus.

28. O Lord, heal every wound that continues to influence my thinking negatively, in the name of Jesus.

29. Every thought telling me that everybody will eventually hurt me, be replaced with wisdom and truth, in the name of Jesus.

30. O Lord, teach me to recognise Your leading through Your Word, prayer and godly wisdom, in the name of Jesus.

31. Father, deliver me from confusing my fears with Your voice, in the name of Jesus.

32. O Lord, deliver me from confusing my personal desires with Your voice, in the name of Jesus.

33. Father, help me to test every impression carefully before acting on it, in the name of Jesus.

34. Every deceptive thought attempting to lead me away from God’s will, be exposed, in the name of Jesus.

35. O Lord, increase my knowledge and understanding of Your Word, in the name of Jesus.

36. Father, let Your Word become the standard by which I examine my thoughts, in the name of Jesus.

37. Every temptation seeking entrance through my thoughts, lose your influence over me, in the name of Jesus.

38. O Lord, give me strength to reject sinful thoughts before they become sinful actions, in the name of Jesus.

39. Father, help me to establish healthy boundaries against temptation, in the name of Jesus.

40. Every thought encouraging me to compromise my convictions, be rejected, in the name of Jesus.

41. O Lord, purify my thoughts and desires, in the name of Jesus.

42. Father, create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me, in the name of Jesus.

43. O Lord, help me to receive Your mercy after genuine repentance, in the name of Jesus.

44. Father, deliver me from defining myself by my worst mistakes, in the name of Jesus.

45. Every thought saying that God cannot use me again, be silenced by the truth of God’s Word, in the name of Jesus.

46. O Lord, give me grace to learn from my mistakes and continue moving forward, in the name of Jesus.

47. Every voice telling me never to try again because I failed before, be silenced, in the name of Jesus.

48. O Lord, deliver me from discouragement that makes me abandon good things prematurely, in the name of Jesus.

49. Father, strengthen me whenever I become weary in doing what is right, in the name of Jesus.

50. Every thought saying, “Nothing good will happen,” lose your influence over me, in the name of Jesus.

51. Every destructive decision I am tempted to make because of anger or frustration, let wisdom prevail, in the name of Jesus.

52. O Lord, teach me to pause before reacting emotionally, in the name of Jesus.

53. Father, deliver me from impulsive decisions that can destroy valuable opportunities, in the name of Jesus.

54. O Lord, give me patience to gather facts before reaching conclusions, in the name of Jesus.

55. Father, help me not to turn imagination into evidence, in the name of Jesus.

56. Every thought attacking the good plans and ideas within me, lose your power, in the name of Jesus.

57. O Lord, give me courage to develop every good idea You have placed in my heart, in the name of Jesus.

58. Every fear saying, “You cannot do it,” lose your hold over me, in the name of Jesus.

59. Father, deliver me from destroying my own opportunities through negative thinking, in the name of Jesus.

60. Every spirit of procrastination delaying necessary action in my life, lose your influence over me, in the name of Jesus.

61. Father, deliver me from continually postponing what I should begin, in the name of Jesus.

62. Father, deliver me from allowing one person’s opinion to determine my worth, in the name of Jesus.

63. Every thought telling me to abandon my purpose because somebody mocked me, be silenced, in the name of Jesus.

64. Father, help me to continue doing what is right even when nobody applauds me, in the name of Jesus.

65. Every mental attack against my prayer life, lose your influence over me, in the name of Jesus.

66. O Lord, deliver me from distractions whenever I pray, in the name of Jesus.

67. Every thought designed to make me believe prayer is useless, be silenced, in the name of Jesus.

68. Every thought telling me that my prayers can never be answered, lose your influence over me, in the name of Jesus.

69. O Lord, give me wisdom to test everything and hold fast to what is good, in the name of Jesus.

70. Father, help me to remain spiritually alert without becoming fearful of everybody, in the name of Jesus.

39. O Lord, give me discipline to start and finish important assignments, in the name of Jesus.

40. Every distraction assigned to waste my productive time, lose your grip over me, in the name of Jesus.

41. O Lord, give me courage to carry out the assignment You have placed before me, in the name of Jesus.

42. Every fear of people’s opinions preventing me from obeying God, lose your hold over me, in the name of Jesus.

43. Father, deliver me from the fear of rejection, in the name of Jesus.

44. O Lord, deliver me from the fear of embarrassment, in the name of Jesus.

45. Father, deliver me from the fear of starting again, in the name of Jesus.

46. Father, deliver me from fear concerning marriage and relationships that is rooted in past pain, in the name of Jesus.

47. O Lord, give me wisdom and courage concerning important relationship decisions, in the name of Jesus.

48. Father, deliver me from fear of travelling or relocating when responsible circumstances require it, in the name of Jesus.

49. O Lord, give me wisdom to prepare responsibly rather than allowing fear to control me, in the name of Jesus.

50. Father, deliver me from fear concerning my career and future, in the name of Jesus.

51. Every thought telling me that I will never succeed, be replaced by wisdom, faith and responsible action, in the name of Jesus.

52. O Lord, deliver me from comparing my journey continually with other people’s lives, in the name of Jesus.

53. Father, protect my mind from jealousy and unhealthy competition, in the name of Jesus.

54. O Lord, help me to celebrate other people’s progress without becoming discouraged about mine, in the name of Jesus.

55. Every negative word spoken to me that has become a destructive voice within my mind, lose your influence, in the name of Jesus.

56. Father, help me to reject labels that contradict the person You are developing me to become, in the name of Jesus.

57. O Lord, deliver me from calling myself useless, worthless or hopeless, in the name of Jesus.

58. Every pattern of self-hatred operating within me, be broken, in the name of Jesus.

59. O Lord, help me to acknowledge my weaknesses without despising myself, in the name of Jesus.

60. Father, give me grace to work on areas that need improvement in my life, in the name of Jesus.

61. Father, give me discipline concerning what I watch, read and listen to, in the name of Jesus.

62. Every unhealthy content feeding fear and darkness into my mind, lose your attraction over me, in the name of Jesus.

63. O Lord, give me wisdom to disconnect from conversations that continually poison my thinking, in the name of Jesus.

64. Father, surround me with people who strengthen my faith and encourage wise thinking, in the name of Jesus.

65.O Lord, deliver me from pride that makes me reject wise advice, in the name of Jesus.

66. Father, give me humility to admit when my thinking is wrong, in the name of Jesus.

67. O Lord, help me to apologise when my assumptions have hurt innocent people, in the name of Jesus.

68. Father, restore relationships I have damaged through misunderstanding where restoration is healthy and appropriate, in the name of Jesus.

69. Every bitterness occupying space in my mind, be uprooted, in the name of Jesus.

70. O Lord, give me grace to forgive those who have genuinely hurt me, in the name of Jesus.

71. Every thought of revenge troubling my mind, lose your influence over me, in the name of Jesus.

72. O Lord, give me peace concerning matters I cannot control, in the name of Jesus.

73. Father, teach me to surrender my worries to You, in the name of Jesus.

74. Every cycle of overthinking that steals my peace, be broken, in the name of Jesus.

75. O Lord, help me to stop mentally rehearsing disasters that have not happened, in the name of Jesus.

76. Father, deliver me from imagining the worst in every situation, in the name of Jesus.

77. Every mental pressure caused by financial difficulties, receive divine peace and wisdom, in the name of Jesus.