These were words of encouragement which Moses gave to the people of Israel at the end of forty years of wandering just before they were to cross into the Promised Land. They were words directed to an army in battle, but we do have spiritual opposition and need God’s help. He will give us the victory if we rely on Him. We can apply the promise we have read to problems that we face. Even in such cases we need to remember that our Lord is with us. It is He who will fight for us and give us the victory. Let’s trust Him.
For 17 years, Richard B. Anderson, a retired missionary penned these short encouraging devotionals. By God's grace the timeless truth in these short devotionals continue to be a blessing and encouragement to many.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
April 27
“Do not be fainthearted or afraid; do not panic or be terrified by them. For the Lord your God is the one who goes with you to fight for you against your enemies to give you victory.” Deuteronomy 20:3-4 (NIV)
These were words of encouragement which Moses gave to the people of Israel at the end of forty years of wandering just before they were to cross into the Promised Land. They were words directed to an army in battle, but we do have spiritual opposition and need God’s help. He will give us the victory if we rely on Him. We can apply the promise we have read to problems that we face. Even in such cases we need to remember that our Lord is with us. It is He who will fight for us and give us the victory. Let’s trust Him.
These were words of encouragement which Moses gave to the people of Israel at the end of forty years of wandering just before they were to cross into the Promised Land. They were words directed to an army in battle, but we do have spiritual opposition and need God’s help. He will give us the victory if we rely on Him. We can apply the promise we have read to problems that we face. Even in such cases we need to remember that our Lord is with us. It is He who will fight for us and give us the victory. Let’s trust Him.
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