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When Everything's Against You - God Is For You

When Everything's Against You - God Is For You

Update: 2025-12-07
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Sometimes God will send you into a place or circumstances where it feels like everything’s against you. You may not feel or see God in the fiery trial of your life, but if God has allowed it, there are always blessings to be found in it, and others will see Jesus because of what you go through.

 

Key Scriptures:

Mark 11:2; Daniel 3:25 ; Psalm 56:3-9; Romans 8:28 ; Zechariah 9:9; Mark 11:8-9; Mathew 26:47-50

 

Key Points:

  1. Get your metal detector out. When you go through something challenging, get a spiritual metal detector out because there is a treasure in the midst of it. He will never let you go through a season of against and not let you come out with a blessing.
  2. God is about to do something you have never experienced before. God will use your trial to bring new blessings to your life that will take you to your eternal destiny.
  3. Good things are often tied up in bad places. God knows where you are and can turn your mess into a success. When God allows you to go through something, it’s not meant to kill you but to bless you.
  4. Kiss your against and call it “friend.” Forgive those who have hurt you, kiss your trials, and call them “friend,” because God is using them to get you to your purpose and untie the blessings of God.

 

Final Thoughts:

When everything is against you, God is still for you. Don’t make much ado about nothing when Jesus is everything. You may have trials in this life, but you are headed for glory!

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When Everything's Against You - God Is For You

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