In the Holy One of Israel you shall glory.ġ7The afflicted and the needy seek water in vain, *ġ6When you winnow them, the wind shall carry them off, I will uphold you with my victorious right hand.ġ1Yes, all shall be put to shame and disgrace Then fastening it with nails so it will not totter.ĩYou whom I have taken from the ends of the earth The one who beats with the hammer, him who strikes on the anvil, Who has called forth the generations from the beginning? aħThe woodworker encourages the goldsmith, => When we are unable to stand on our own.our feet are weak and our mind is tired, we know that somehow the Lord will hold us up and not only hold us up but with His righteous right hand.we can imagine how God go all out to make us stand on our own foot again.2Who has stirred up from the East the champion of justice,ģHe pursues them, passing on without loss, I will uphold you with my righteous hand. This is where we draw our strength in the Lord and he promised to strengthen us and most importantly he will help us when nobody can. => Our strength diminishes when the challenges are affecting us. How priviledge we are as Abraham had a great God and sharing the same God with Abraham means a lot to us as God had made promises to bless the descendent of Abraham and as we have faith in Jesus Christ we are adopted as Abraham descendent. This is because we share the same God as Abraham. => It means we should not be over concerned with the challenging situation.
FEAR NOT FOR I AM WITH YOU TRIAL
how comfortable to know that we have God as our companion as we go through trial and challenges in various aspect of life such as employment, financial, relationship, etc
I encourage you to allow Him to give you the strength you need to get to the other side of the bridge, or in other words, to allow Him to give you the strength you may need to endure through your life troubles. So, will you choose to walk alone over the bridges? More importantly, will you allow God to give you the strength you need to cross over to the other side? Will you allow yourself to have faith in Him? To put His righteous right hand on your shoulder, urging you to stand firm? Whatever your answers may be, I encourage you to have faith in the Lord. Besides, doesn’t it feel amazing to know that you aren’t in your struggles alone? To know that someone is willing to walk along the bridge with you? He wants you to encourage yourself and gather strength to allow Him to walk with you. He tells us to put our faith in Him, and that can be a daunting task, as you never know what may be on the other side of the bridge. He encourages us not to be fearful, as He will uphold us with His righteous right hand, allowing us to stand firm.
I cannot emphasize enough how this is one of my favorite verses about strength! In this passage, God reminds us in comforting words that He will always be with us. In Isaiah 41:10, God says to “fear not, for I am with you be not dismayed, for I am your God I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” How do we know God will give us the strength we need? Let me share with you one of my favorite Bible verses that reminds us of the way God gives us strength-Isaiah 41:10. Doesn’t that sound frightening? If we cannot depend on ourselves to get the strength we need, then who do we depend on? The answer is simple. If you have the will to walk on the bridge and see yourself on the other side, you have the strength to do so. Imagine yourself walking on a shaky bridge over a vicious stream, waves crashing over sharp rocks. What exactly defines having strength? Well, I believe that strength can be defined as the endurance to walk forward even during times of difficulty. But where do we find the strength that allows us to endure even our most troubling times? Perhaps you have been asking yourself this question, and if so, I encourage you to read this article as I share my favorite verse about strength, whether you are a believer of Christ or not. Sadly, we cannot always give ourselves the strength we need and that’s alright, as we were not made to always keep our heads up and walk confidently during times of despair. Right now, we live in a troublesome world-a world that demands us to go through it with strength.
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