You Are Not Inherently Flawed

You Are Not Inherently Flawed
— and that changes everything.

That voice in your head that says you’re not enough, you’ll never change, you don’t belong, or you’re broken beyond repair—that’s not truth.

It’s warfare.

You are not inherently flawed.

You’re a child of God. Chosen. Equipped. Called.

But you do have a real enemy whose full-time job is to make you forget that.
If you’ve felt like:

You’re constantly under pressure internally…

You self-sabotage even when you want breakthrough…

You ask, “Why does it feel like I’m at war with myself?”

There’s a reason.

The Bible is crystal clear: we have a spiritual enemy.

Jesus talked about him. Paul warned us. Peter told us to stay alert.

Here’s what Scripture reveals:
“The accuser… who accuses them day and night…” (Revelation 12:10)

“Your enemy the devil prowls… looking for someone to devour.” (1 Peter 5:8)

“We are not unaware of his schemes.” (2 Corinthians 2:11)

“Satan masquerades as an angel of light.” (2 Corinthians 11:14)

Look at the verbs: accuses, prowls, devours, schemes, masquerades.

He works in stealth mode—quiet, calculated, and consistent. He wants to go undetected. 

He’d prefer you blame yourself, spiral in shame, or chalk it all up to your own inadequacy.

That’s why so many people—even Christians—get stuck in cycles of defeat while trying to live a life of possibility.
 

But here’s the shift:
You’re not just fighting thoughts. You’re fighting lies.

And lies only lose their power when we expose them and replace them with truth.

So what’s the truth?
“Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” — Ephesians 6:11

It’s not enough to just react. You need a strategy.

Here’s how you fight back:

Saturate your mind with God’s Word daily

Recognize that accusation is a tactic, not an identity

Surround yourself with voices of truth, not isolation

Take authority. Take action. Take heart.

Anything is possible—but not if you underestimate the battle.

Your best defense is a strong offense.

Suit up. Speak truth. Pray hard.

And if this feels too heavy to carry alone—get support.

Let’s talk.

Book a Discovery Call (see link below) and let’s build a game plan to protect your mindset, sharpen your spiritual edge, and step fully into the life God designed for you.

Dave