This document discusses how to handle life's adversities through God. It recommends seeking God's face through prayer and repentance. It notes that the battle belongs to God, and believers should stand firm without fighting or running, as God will ensure victory. It also advises giving God praise in advance for the coming victory. The conclusion reflects on sometimes feeling discouraged but looking to God for help, as Jesus overcame death so believers can find strength through him.

1. We as believers have already been informed that we
are going to face trials and tribulations in this life.
Sometimes the hardships of life aren't so great that
we even contemplate about giving up.
If you haven’t reached that point in your life, just
keep on living because that day is surely on the way.
There is no escape from it, but there is a solution to
that situation.
There is way to handle the adversities of life without
stressing out to point of throwing in the towel and
saying enough is enough, and with that thought that
brings me to first point.
First We Must Seek The Face Of God:
2 Chronicles 7:14 says, “if my people, who are called
by my name, will humble themselves and pray and
seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then
will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and
will heal their land.”
But keep this in mind, the battle is not yours, but the
Lords. Don’t flinch and don’t even buckle. He has
everything under control. God has your back.
God told me to tell you all that you have to do
tomorrow is to march down against them and stand
firm. Don’t move. Don’t fight. Don’t run. This battle
is the Lord’s. It’s all in His hands.
One thing about God, when He informs you that
everything is going to be alright, He will send
someone else with the same message. He will tell you

2. first, and then send someone to you with the
conformation.
Second Give God Praise In Advance For The Victory
PS 136:1 O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is
good: for his mercy endureth for ever.
Conclusion:
I have to admit, sometimes I get a little discouraged,
and sometimes I feel like giving up. But every now
and then, I have to look up. Every now and then, I
have to look up to the hills.
Psalm 121:1-2 says, “I lift up my eyes to the hills--
where does my help come from? My help comes
from the LORD, the Maker of heaven and earth.
I can look to the hills because of that man named
Jesus. He died on that old rugged cross. But
something spectacular happen three days later. Three
days later, He got up early that Sunday morning.
When He got up, He had all power in His hands.
Amen! Amen!