When a boxer knows that he has an upcoming fight, he begins to get ready for the battle in the ring. He will commonly alter his eating habits, critique his exercise regimen, and exquisite his boxing technique. There has to be some mental making ready as well. I am sure that previous boxing matches of the boxer and his opponent are reviewed for strategic reasons. A boxer's main focus is to be a prepared nemesis when he faces his opponent in the ring. He understands the importance of mental and seeing like a winner. A boxer believes that he can overcome or conquer all adversities that he may face in the ring. Even though there will be bumps and bruises during the boxing match, a great fighter knows that he must feel to the end. A true winner understands the importance in making ready to do battle in any competition. A boxer's plight can be comparable to the Christian journey.
When a believer begins their Christian journey, he or she must get ready to do battle in a dying world. Because the believer is no longer a learner of the world, there is a godly strategy that will govern the Christian plight. The believer's mind most be transformed in order for his or her actions to convert (Romans 12:2). The most effective way to live up to the challenge is the Word of God, a diligent prayer life and the coaching of the Holy Spirit. The Word of God gives correct, brief instructions on how the believer should live in this world. Straight through a diligent prayer life, the believer is able to show adoration to our heavenly Father, confess his or her sins, express eternal gratitude, and petition the Throne of Grace with all requests and concerns. The Holy Spirit is the "personal trainer" who will lead, instruct, and convict the believer throughout the entire journey (1 Corinthians 2:12,13).
Fight On The View
Even though there will be bumps and bruises throughout the believer's life, Jesus Christ promised to be in their "corner" until the end (Matthew 28:19, 20). The believer is a world over comer and a born winner, but he or she is still thinkable, to get ready to be a worthy ambassador of Christ to the world. As the believer faces battles or challenges, he or she must remember that spiritual making ready is the key to durableness in a dark, cold world.
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