Blessings Neo,1 peter 3:9 to the accolade,
Yes, spiritual warfare is what comes from a believer, especially one baptized in the Holy Ghost. Yes, the "want/eagerness" is "in us" as in Phill 4:13 and when applied to flesh obedience is the sum of the equation.
It goes much deeper than that though, right ? Where truth about "humanity's" Spirit being eager and willing, is Gods Spirit that was born in captivity of sin but through His will one has been introduced to truth in the Word that the soul is not ours/humanities from the beginning. Life is of God (Or the spirit inside) and it is born in "captivity of sin" (but still Gods). Once one grasps this concept, to add humanity is our pride, claiming Spirit for self. For us to say a truth in "humanities spirit" is no truth, for we never "owned" our Spirit. Thus, when we are before him for judgment and we use the term "I" what is that? Quenching the Spirit that is not of "I" but of God, correct? Yes, we claim the Spirit, out of terms such as ignorance,arrogance, pride (this is my nature, essence...sin) to get my own existence lost in sin
of claiming that which was never mine to begin with, Thoughts?
Deep words, sister, I'm not quite sure if I'm getting it all, but I will do my best...
I don't believe God's Spirit was born in captivity to sin, but the flesh of man was/is, and if we are to be filled with the Holy Spirit, that is God's spirit, and make it our own, we are going to have to put to death, the flesh, and put on the new personality of God's spirit residing in us, and put to death the Old Personality, that is, the flesh and all it's desires, and walk in Spirit, listening to the desires of the Spirit, rather than the flesh...
What you said about ignorance, arrogance, and pride is very true, these are major stumbling blocks to us, but Paul said he could boast in one thing, and that was the finished work of Jesus Christ on/at the cross, which symbolized a putting to death of the (desires of) the flesh... And instead concentrate our minds and hearts on God's Spirit in me/you, and it's desires for our lives, and then (claiming it) by making it our own.
Now Paul said he could boast in the finished work of the cross, and (I'm assuming) its work in him that he had, (or rather God had), put to death all the desires of the flesh in him, and so he said he could boast (have confidence) in that...
Now "I'm" not Paul, and I still get tripped up sometimes by the desires of the flesh, so I have no cause for boasting, I might be able to say I'm proud of Jesus Christ, and all that he did, but "I" personally, have no cause for boasting in myself, yet, and yet, if I should someday, how would I go about it? I don't know the answer to that...
God Bless, sis!