13/06/2022 - I WILL TRUST IN YOU

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Whenever I am afraid, I will trust in You.  Psalm 56:3

We cannot accept fear, because it is a denial of faith. We are taught to believe in the Lord, even if everything fails. The only way to live well is to trust the Word; otherwise, we will give credit to the devil. Fear and faith are opposites, since to have faith is to believe in God and to be afraid is to give in to the devil’s deceptions. The Most High is always true (Romans 3:4)!

David stated that when he feared, seeing no way out, he would stop looking at a mirage, pay attention to the Almighty’s declaration, and trust in Him. You will never become an overcomer if you believe the devil, who has been a liar since the foundation of the world. Trust only in the eternal Father!

Never despise the Word, which has the ability to do what it announces. Fill your heart with certainty, for within the divine revelation, there is enough power to turn your sorrows into joy, and your pain into perfect health. God commands the weak to say, “I am strong” (Joel 3:10; 2 Corinthians 12:10). By extension, the broke must confess: “I am prosperous”, and the lost in the threats of the enemy: “I have a strong Tower, the Name of the One who overcame everything: Jesus”.

If one day everything tells you that there is no solution to your problems, turn to the Most High and believe in His Word. There, right before your eyes, will be deliverance from all your problems. A single word from the Lord can take you out of suffering and into the Kingdom of God, where everything works. Those who believe in the Lord become imitators of Christ, doing the same works as He did (John 14:12). Hallelujah!

David saw his final moment quickly approaching. Having done nothing wrong, other than believing in God’s directives, he was hunted down by King Saul like a thug. Saul acted as the blood avenger, yet Jesse´s son was the wrong person for the king’s pursuit. In fact, Saul was responsible for all the disorder in his life. He disregarded the divine order over the Amalekites, whose vengeance had been prophesied by God Himself (1 Samuel 15:10-23).

As if he had nothing else to do, Saul would spend months, going after the one who showed that there was God in the Promised Land. He did this, even though he saw David facing and defeating Goliath, the champion of the Philistines, with only a small stone, which had the anointing to bring down all Hell (1 Samuel 17:41-50). David was being unjustly persecuted, but he did the right thing by seeing Saul enter the cave, letting the Lord’s anointed live (1 Samuel 24:1-15).

Now is your moment to have faith. After all, you are one step away from victory. Hell says that you should not believe, because nothing more can be done to help you. But the Most High speaks differently: Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, yes I will help you, I will uphold you with My righteous right hand (Isaiah 41:10). Your decision will be your outcome: if you heed to the devil, you will die; but trusting in God – you will live!

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares