Weekly Strong Tip- Strength In God

Be Confident In God’s Strength

BY RICK WARREN — MAY 21, 2014


Here is a devotional from Rick Warren. This caught my eye to share because he starts out with my favorite verse! Go HERE for the whole devotion.




“I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.” (Philippians 4:13 NASB)


God wants you confident in the truth that, through him, all things are possible.


Every day of your life, you have a choice:



You can focus on the obstacles before you, or …
You can be confident in the truth that God is pouring his strength into you.

When the Israelites first approached the borders of Canaan, Moses sent scouts into the Promised Land to assess the situation. Ten of the scouts came back with reports that focused on the giants in the land, men so big and powerful the scouts feared they could not be defeated.


However, two of the scouts remained confident in the promise from God that he would hand the land over to the Israelites. One of those scouts, Caleb, silenced the others when he said, “We should go up and take possession of the land, for we can certainly do it” (Numbers 13:30b NIV). He was focused on the magnitude of God and not the magnitude of any giant challenge ahead.


Today, you may be facing giants that challenge your faith. Some of the giants crowd around you — giants of time and energy, finances and resources, fear and faithlessness.


God wants you confident that he’s pouring his strength into you so you can do whatever it takes to overcome these obstacles. He says you can take possession of your promised mission; you can be certain you can do it because God is strengthening you.


Consider this: God wants to build up your faith, and one way he’ll do it is by showing you how, together with him, it is possible to defeat the giants that keep you from moving into your promised mission.



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