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We often respond to abandonment or betrayal in anger, by dwelling on the circumstances. We often seek to get even or make our betrayers suffer intensely for how they've wronged us. Through Jesus' example, though, we see a proper model of how to handle betrayal. We read in Hebrews that Jesus understands all that we encounter and are tempted with ...
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Nov 5, 2015 · A common response to betrayal is reaching out to people around us for encouragement and support. There is surely a time and place for that, but it shouldn’t be the first place that we go. 2 Corinthians 1:3-5 shows us a God who loves to comfort his hurting people. We are far better off running to the God who will comfort us and tell us what we ...
- When Friends Betray Us
- How to Overcome The Pain of Betrayal
- Call on The Name of The Lord.
- Get Your Emotions in Check.
- Trust God completely.
- Closing Thoughts
Julius Caesar Caesar, the man who brought Rome to the pinnacle of its majestic power was adored by much of Rome but despised by the powerful Roman Senate. A conspiracy to murder Caesar was developed by men who were deeply indebted to Caesar. Decimus Brutus, a member of the senate, pretended to be Caesar’s dearest friend. When the time came to murde...
Betrayal breaks our hearts and leaves an eternal scar that only God can heal. Yes, we can overcome the disappointment of betrayal; David shows us the road to recovery in Psalm 54.
David’s life was in danger as “strangers” were attacking him (Psalm 54:3; 1 Samuel 23:15) and he called on God to save him and vindicate his cause (1 Samuel 24:15). By the way “strangers” don’t suggest that his enemies were Gentiles, for the Ziphites belonged to the tribe of Judah, David’s own tribe. The word is also used in Job 19:13 to describe J...
David’s first reaction to betrayal was to be proactive and to assume responsibility for his life (Psalm 54:1). Although he knew that the God who created the galaxies can handle his enemies, he recognized that he needed to do something for himself. When he asked God to vindicate him, he acknowledged that some of his actions or decisions must have ru...
David relied on God to handle his enemies. He said, “Behold, God is my helper; the Lord is with those who uphold my life “(Psalm 54:4). This central verse of the psalm records the turning point in David’s experience. The Word translated as “help” or “helper” is related to “Ebenezer in 1 Samuel 7:12 and it means “Up to this point the LORD has helped...
When we have been betrayed, when lying lips assassinate the truth, and when justice is delayed, we need to remember that God is faithful. Betrayal can either make us bitter or better. We cannot overcome the pain of betrayal until we discover the power in the name of the Lord, for He will deliver us of all trouble. Laura Story says in her song Bless...
Oct 2, 2023 · And all the people stood in awe of Joseph, the one who had saved the whole nation from famine and demonstrated the power and mercy of his God. We too must remember when we face the foe of betrayal, that people are watching. 3. Rest in God’s Power.
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Aug 3, 2023 · Tell Him how you are feeling after the betrayal, and ask Him to give you the peace that only He can provide. Jesus knows exactly what it is like to be betrayed. The Lord was betrayed by Judas, who was one of His 12 disciples. Jesus knew Judas was going to betray Him, yet Jesus always treated Judas kindly.
Sep 21, 2021 · It is not the betrayal itself, as God does not cause betrayals, but how we respond to them that becomes a stepping stone to greater victories in your life. If you’ve suffered a betrayal recently, or want to be prepared should one come, here is how to respond to a betrayal in a way that will expedite you to victory. 1. Resist the Devil.
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Nov 23, 2016 · 3. Embrace God’s Preordained Reality (Matthew 27:1-2, 6-10) The Bible teaches us betrayal is always the result when we refuse to God’s will and fight for our own. To be a disciple who endures to the end, doesn’t betray God, doesn’t betray our spouses, and doesn’t betray those we love, we must be disciples who submit to the will of God.
