Why God Allows Trials

Have you ever found yourself asking…
 👉 “God, why am I going through this?”

In this episode, we go beyond surface answers and step into a deeper, honest conversation about trials, struggles, and the tension many believers carry silently.

Because the truth is:
 You can love God…
 You can be praying…
 You can be doing your best…
 …and still find yourself in the middle of a battle you don’t understand.

So the question becomes:
 👉 If God is good… why does He allow trials?

In this episode, we explore:

 🔥 Why trials don’t mean God has abandoned you
 🔥 How God uses pressure to reveal, refine, and transform
 🔥 The deeper work God is doing beneath the surface
 🔥 Real struggles people face....addiction, rejection, identity battles, and silent pain

Through biblical insight and real-life application, we look at the life of Job, a man who walked with God, yet still experienced deep trials, questions, and emotional tension.

This episode will help you shift your perspective from:

❌ “Why is this happening to me?”
to
✅ “What is God doing in me through this?”

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Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:03

Welcome, welcome, welcome back, warriors, to another episode in our podcast. Greetings and salutations in the name of our most high God. It is indeed a pleasure being here with you on today. God bless anew. God bless everyone anew. All right. So in the last episode, we talked about what it feels like when the heat gets turned up, right? When everything around us intensifies and you feel like you know there is no escape, or you feel like you're in the saloon. You find yourself in uh a fire that you didn't expect, right? That's what we spoke about the last time. But today we're gonna be dealing with the question that usually comes after that, right? Because uh, when you're in it now, you know, you know, the pressure becomes real because you're done in it already, and uh the weight is on is a little bit heavy. You start to ask the question, you know, God, why are you allowing this? Why are you allowing this? By the way, if you are new here, my name is Janelle and I am your host. I truly believe that God would have had me on this journey to help people from all walks of life. And uh, I'm just here to be a big sister, even a little sister to someone who needs the support, someone who needs to be encouraged, you know, someone who needs a covering. I am that person that you reach out to, you know, if you need backup in prayer. All right, I have seen how God has been moving in many people's lives, you know. We pray and God delivers. And have seen how He has been showing up for a lot of you in ways that, you know, I can't even explain. I just know that, you know, we prayed, we fasted, and God moved, and that is something to be thankful for. So I'm just grateful to be on this journey, right? Where I can be a vessel to people that I have never met before and I may never meet, right? But God knows, and uh because God knows, He knows exactly where you are right now, he knows what you're dealing with, he knows what you've been carrying, what you've been questioning, and uh, you know, that is why I'm here today to talk about the things that we go through and the questions that we have to ask. You know, we're addressing the question that many people don't always say out loud, but it's there nonetheless. We ask, why is God allowing this? And um, if you do not know, we're in the book, Wake Up Warrior, uh Biblical Battlefield, a biblical review of life's battlefield, and that is the first book that I ever wrote, right? And we're going through that on a practical level because a lot of us would have already read through the book, and uh, you know, this is just like a practical, you know, review or conversation on uh some of the things that we did not get to address in the book, right? And we've been doing good so far. A lot of people are loving. Thank you for the encouragements, by the way. A lot of people are loving, you know, the journey. Um, a lot of people do have questions, and we do have conversations behind the scenes, and uh, you know, I am really thankful that uh, you know, we're reaching people all over that the mission, the assignment that God would have put me on, you know, yeah, I'm doing it, I'm completing it by the help of God. Praise Him, praise Him, praise Him. All right, so we're now on series three, where we're dealing with trials and tribulations, and we're on the chapter that is asking, why does God really allow trials? And that is a question that a lot of us ask. Right, so we're gonna be going into some real struggles that us as a children of God go through today, right? Um, the struggles that they face, that we're facing today. Some people are dealing with, you know, they're battling addiction. They are, you know, they have prayed about it, they've fasted, they have cried to God about it, and it is still a struggle, right? Some are dealing with cycles of temptation that they don't even know how to break, where to even begin to, you know, to attack it, to for it to be broken. Some are dealing with rejection, deep-rooted rejection, where they they they keep giving themselves to people just so that they can feel accepted. My God, some are carrying generational patterns that uh you know started with their forefathers that they did not even get a chance to meet because they died before, you know, and they have to live through it, right? And in the middle of all that, you know, you're trying to serve God, you're trying to do right, and you're asking God if you so love me, why am I still fighting this? Right?

SPEAKER_03 6:07

Why am I still fighting this?

SPEAKER_02 6:16

And you know, I want to talk about something that you know we grew up. We grew up, we we were cultured to. So, you know, um for for millennials and those the generation before the millennials, we grew up uh in a home or setting where you know we were taught children must be seen and not heard, you know. So we um we we only existed, you know. Um we only existed. We we we never had a voice. Um we may have thought about some things, but you know, we never dared um express them. And this is not something that you know we carried only in the home, you know, but also at church. And you know, as such, for it for those of us who are Christians from way back when we can testify of this, you know, we were taught to exist a certain way, to worship God a certain way. You know, we have to we need to have a certain look, right? And uh, you know, we're not supposed to have struggles, right? We're not supposed to fault, we're not supposed to fail because once that happens, it's an instant write-off, right? Anybody can testify of that, you know, they instantly write you off. And so, you know, you know, you know, you know, a questioning God was not something that uh we thought that uh was warranted or something that we could do because we were cultured from in the home that we were only supposed to be seeing, we're only supposed to exist, you know, and not have a voice. But we we're in knowing a generation where we see that you know the Gen Z and the Gen Alphas, they're very expressive, you know, because you tell them to do something and they have 10 million questions that follows. Why should I? Is there not anybody else that can do it? You know, they talk back, they talk back and they have questions, and you still you find that, you know, um the the the way their their Christian journey is a lot different from the journey that you would have been on, or you and I would have been on back in the day, right? And uh so not that the struggles that they go through are more intense, you know, but it's just the way that they were cultured or they are cultured today. Um, so we we we find ourselves asking the question if God loves me, why am I still fighting like this? And uh I want us to understand that uh, you know, you're not the first person, we're not the first persons to ask these questions because trials and tribulations is something that has been happening, people are enduring it from Bible days, from Bible days. And I I want to talk about uh one that is very much talked about. Um, today is a story that whenever we talk about trials and tribulations, the first person that we run to, and that is Job, right? And uh it's a story that we're all used to, story that we've all heard, and uh you know it it every time it's been talked about, it hits, you know, because uh he went through a lot, right? He went through a lot, he was a wealthy man, had a lot of cattles, had you know a lot of children. He was wealthy. And if we should look at uh Job today and put and just modernize him, right? We would say that uh, you know, he's a successful business owner. Yeah, he has multiple streams of income, which is what a lot of us should should strive for. I believe that it is biblical that we strive for multiple streams of income today, because uh one income can't do not with this economy, right? And uh God has uh called us and given us wisdom so that we know how to invest and uh you know how to you know multiply our income. So he would be one of those businessmen today who has multiple streams of income, investments of all kinds, assets and stuff. And you know, he's stable, he's financially stable, right? The Bible talks about his uh cattle and his possessions, right? His properties and all of that, everything that uh he would have had. And then out of the blue, one day, right? Everything just happened. Everything just happened all at once. It wasn't one thing at a time, it wasn't one, it was it was it was a case where he kept getting news one after the other, right? So imagine him sitting down and uh having everything together, his life will sort out, and he's just probably somewhere just enjoying, you know, probably in a meeting or probably somewhere else, maybe on vacation or something, and he got the news that uh, you know, his factory just burned down, or a few of his factories, because this man has more than one, right? Just burned down all at once, right? And just before he can process that, gets another message that you know the government's swooping and all his investments, his millions of dollars of investments, um, you know, cannot be accounted for. He goes online and checks all of his money gone without a trace. He cannot, he cannot file his accounts, everything zeroed down. He cannot even, the system is not even up. And a lot of us can testify of that. We have made investments, and when we go online to check on how much money we have made on it, the the the system is not even working, it's down, it's down. So his investments gone, and before he could actually breathe and uh, you know, um just uh process uh what he has just heard, you know, another news came. Everything that he would have owned just wiped out, right? And then the hardest part is that uh he's not the one to experience any of them, right? These news are just coming in one by one, and then to put the icing on the cake, get the news that all his children died. We're talking about one or two or three of his kids. We're talking about all ten of his children, not one of them survived, everybody dead. Like what? What that is not something that any of us have experienced in today's day, right? Yet we talk about pressure, right? This wasn't just a loss for Joe, this was an overwhelming will not get over kind of loss, right? I mean, you don't have time to process one thing before the other hits you, my god, and you know, this is this is not just pressure, man. This is pressure on the ground level, mid-level, high level, highest of levels. This man had to go through this. None of us have been in that situation, but we've been in situations where it feels like you know, windpipe lock off, and it's not even as near as what Job went through. Yeah, some of us have been through situations where it feels like our heart is going to just stop beating at any minute now, and it's just a news, just a simple news, right? But it's not simple, you know, compared to what uh Uncle Job went through. It's like child slay, like what we're going through today, but it's rough, rough, bad, right? You know, so your situation may not uh or doesn't look like what uh Job's situation looked like, but uh you know, some of you feel what it feels like when everything starts hitting all at once, you know, something in your family, uh something financially, right? Something emotionally, uh, something uh spiritually, and it seems like everything is just happening at the same time. You can't catch a break. I heard somebody said the other day that you know um they're just so used to being disappointed, they used they're just used to taking one step so far, one step forward and you know, uh 50 steps back. You're just so used to disappointment, like they cannot catch a break in this life, right? And uh, you know, for for for these people, it's like, God, when will you come through for me? When will you come through for me? Yeah, so if we're not careful, we will look at moments like this and you know, start thinking that something must really be wrong with me. You know, maybe God is really punishing me for something that I didn't start going back into your closet to start digging up, you know, what do I have in here that would have caused God to treat me like this? Yeah, but uh God uh called Job upright, right? God, you know all of what Job was going through, God called him upright. So, so so this wasn't punishment for him, this was permission that was granted by God. Said, have you seen, have you considered my servant Job? You know, God trusted Job with not just a trial, but hey, my God Almighty, a whole line of trials, you know, that looked like loss to everyone, right? Ah, a lot of us would have had moments like this too, moments where we've prayed and you know nothing seemed to have shifted in our situation, moments where you know you you knew what was right, but you still felt the struggle in between moments where you had to ask God am I doing something wrong? Why isn't this breaking it? And uh you know you still love God, but you don't understand what he's doing in this moment, and it feels like pressure, it feels like frustration, it feels like depression, and that's the place many people don't really talk about upload because that's frustration, man. Frustration, frustration, like it's coming on, and it feels like God is distant. Um, even David, you know, David had moments like this as well in Psalm 13 where he says, How long wilt thou forget me, O Lord? You know, forever. You know, this is David. The Bible says he's a man of God's own heart, and yet he still had moments where God felt distant. You know, Abraham had these moments. Uh, a lot of people in the Bible had these moments, a lot of our forefathers had these moments, even Jesus had these moments where he did question. So, you know, feeling this tension does not make you weak at all, you know, but it makes you human. It makes you human. So if if we don't understand you know what we're going through, you know, we'll start interpreting you know this as uh punishment, yeah. Because even with Job's situation, you remember his friends were asking, you know, what did you do? Must be something that you did. Why why yeah go through this man? Job is something because God could have never done this to you. Yo, that's something you don't mind we do, right? So if we don't understand, my god, if we don't understand what we're going through, or if we we don't know how to interpret the pressure that we're going through, it can be easily mistaken as a punishment. Because um, and and and and that that's that's a dangerous place to be because if Job was a yes man now to infer them, or Job was a people pleaser, Job would have started them and saying, Yes, God, you know, Joe Job Job would literally start playing by their rules, right? But he stood up for what he believed in, yeah. And he knew the relationship that he had with his God, and so he turned into that, even when his, you know, even when he was afflicted in his flesh, that man's tail turned to God. What a determination. My God, what a love! What a love. This is the kind that Romans 8 talks about, that nane, all these things, right? I want us to understand that not every struggle is correction, you know, not every struggle that we go through is God trying to correct us, but uh it some of the struggles that we go through are for refinement, for transformation.

SPEAKER_00 20:15

Uh 1 Peter 4 verse 12 said it that beloved, think it not strange console in the fore trial, which is a trial as though some strange thing happened unto you, but rejoice in as much as the taker is of Christ as a suffering that all his glory shall be revealed. You may be glad also with joy.

SPEAKER_03 20:45

Right? So let's go to Romans chapter 8.

SPEAKER_02 20:48

Um, where the question is asked, what shall separate me? What are who shall separate me from the love of Christ? You know, sometimes we read it as uh, you know, nothing can stop God from loving from loving me, you know. But the question here is asking, will what I am going through in this moment, will the pressure that I am facing, with it, with the will the heat that I'm facing in this moment pull me away from the love of God or from the presence of God. The trial is not testing God's love for us, but it is uh testing our response. How will we how will we respond to God's love in the heat of the trial? And that Job told us exactly or showed us exactly what it looks like for to love God. Job showed us exactly what it looks like to say nay in all these things, and nothing shall separate me from the love of God, not loss, not sickness, not anything that is afflicting this flesh shall separate me from the love of God. Right? So We look at um verse 36, Romans 8, verse 36, and says that we're considered as a sheep to be slaughtered. And if we look at that scripture, it doesn't look like comfort at all, it sounds like conflict, right? So so so now we're asking if God loves me, why does it feel like this? Right, but uh but uh let's uh let's correct that a little bit because uh we've been taught that if God is with us, things should be easy, right? Right? Not biblically, it's not biblically sound, it's just something that uh it's a notion that uh our our mind uh puts us in, it's something that we think of as mankind. Look here, if I choose God, I forgot nice, and then we look at other people's testimony and we hear how blessed they are, right? You know, they come and they testify of oh, God provided this, and you know, they they'll never they're never lacking. Oh, God consistently keep opening doors for them, right? God provided a car, they were able to get a house without even, you know, um, you know, um mortgaging it. They're able to to to walk away with a car with zero dollars down, no monthly payments, you know, they're able to to live a certain kind of lifestyle, they're traveling here, there, and everywhere, all courtesy of God, and you're saying, Wow, so God's feet, life nicy, right? But it's not biblically sound that when we choose to walk this path, that everything is going to be suddenly easy, you know. The presence of hardship does not mean the absence of God, right? So when we go through these things, is it doesn't mean that uh me and Sister Mary served different God because Sister Mary left us a flourish. I don't know what Sister Mary went through, why she's not flourishing, right? So we have to look at our journeys. We're all on the same journey, but we're on different paths, right? You know, so my life will not be like your life. Everybody has their own path that they're taking with Christ. You know, I may be in the valley today and you're up on the mountain, right? But there's gonna come a time when I'm gonna be up on the mountain as well. But you know, we take it in strides and we trust God as He carries us, as His love cushions us through the fire that we're going through. So now we understand clearly that God is not really ignoring us when we go through our fiery trials or you know when we're going through our dark moments in life, right? But he is working deeper.

SPEAKER_01 24:49

There's a song that says, Even when I don't see his working, even when I don't see his working, never stop, never stop.

SPEAKER_02 25:00

Yes, so even when we don't see God working, we know that he is working because this one thing that he does is that he never leaves us or forsake us, you know, and he doesn't go back on his word, you know, he's not slack concerning his promises, you know, towards us. So we know that even though our physically we can't feel his presence and we feel like we're in this by ourselves, he's there, he is right there, he is right there. The scripture says that he is the lily of the valley, right? That means that when we're in the valley, he is right there because he is a rose, he's a lily, he's a plant right there in the valley with us, right? So understand that when we're going through what we're going through, no matter how hard it seems, right? God is working on taking us out of it, but he has to deal with through top of the matter, right? He is not just dealing with uh what you're experiencing in the moment, but he is dealing with what is driving it, right? Because uh behavior is just surface, and God don't work with surface, right? He goes deep down in the root, and he is breaking false dependencies, he's breaking what you have been leaning on because anything you depend on more than God will eventually be shaken. So God is God will disrupt what you're depending on to reveal what you trust, and when we don't feel him, when we can't see him, we know that he is beneath the surface, digging up, rooting out, and fixing what needs to be fixed. It's like a tree, you know, right? You can't, if you cut on a tree, you know the trunk, and you leave the tree planted, like a couple months later, as soon as it gets more rain, rainfall, rainwater starts springing back up. So you think that you have gotten rid of the tree because the tree is probably you know planted close to the house and it's you know rooting up, the roots have spread a little bit deep underneath the house, and so you see a little bit some cracks. So you're trying to fix the issue if you cut off the tree, right? And have the roots still in the ground when rainfall and water catches gonna spring up after a while. So you're gonna still find that you're gonna probably see another area of your house cracked because the problem is still there, the problem was not fixed, right? You took care of part of the problem, you took care of the surface. What you should have done was to go a little bit deeper and kill the root so that it has no way of surviving to even spring forth, right? So when God takes care of a behavior, when God deals with a cycle, when the Lord deals with an addiction that you're going through, He has to go to the root, right? And this is why it is important when we're praying certain prayers. We don't, for example, you know, we're consistently having you know migraine headaches, right? We don't pray for the headaches because the headache is a root of something, the headache is a root, because this is how the strong man works, you know. The strong man is walking because we know that spirits need a body to dwell in, right? Spirits need a body to dwell in, and as such, we find that you know, um, we have to ensure that we keep our vessels clean and the doors locked. Because physically speaking, if your door is wide open and uh um it's left unattended to, the chances are if you live in a particular era, you know, you can expect uh you know unwanted bugs and insects and all sorts of things to come in, right? Especially if you leave it out, leave it open at night, right? So you find that you have to keep your doors locked because you do not want unwanted guests to come in. Same thing happens to us in the spiritual realm. If we want to keep our vessels clean, we have to ensure that we keep our doors locked so that uh no unwanted spirits come in. So this is how it works now, right? Yeah, go about a merry life and you live your life and nice, everything has gone good, and uh you would have uh um gotten involved in uh you know something that would have uh pushed your doors open, you know, and you'd have uh you know give certain spirits or certain conversations, you know, you'd have given something a little bit a leeway or a foothold, right? And so your door is slightly open, you know, a little bit of compromise, your door is slightly open, right? You you find yourself uh telling a little bit more lies than usual, the door is open. You find yourself entertaining certain kinds of conversations a little too often the door is slightly open, right? You find yourselves doing things that you know are deemed, you know, unrighteous or a little bit unholy. Uh God looks at you and say, not my child, you're not supposed to be doing that. You know it's wrong, but you find yourself nevertheless a little bit, you know, leaning to that side where you're supposed to be a little bit, you know, straight up. And so, you know, the Mr. Strongman, you know, there's a room the look avenue because his intention is to find a body to dwell in. So Mr. Strongman comes in and he comes in, right? So you find yourself in a situation where you were in uh a relationship, right? How do I put this now? A relationship, and you find yourself in a little bit of compromise, and uh so happened that something happened and uh the relationship broke off, right? Now, Mr. Strongman, rejection now is now walking because um you were left, whether the woman left you or the man if you but you're now in a space where you're hurting because you thought that this would have transpired into marriage and happily ever after, but uh it didn't work out quite that way, and so you feel rejected. So, Mr. Strongman rejection comes knocking on your door. Matter of fact, you're not even knocking, push and come in because you're now in a state where you're very vulnerable, you're crying, your heart is broken, and you're in a space where you're not even thinking straight because he can't even pray, right? And so Mr. Strongman comes in and he's there for a few days, and he realizes okay, you know, no spirit now if a standard, I'm here and I'm welcomed. What he does is he goes out and he goes get him chronism, right? And he gets a little other little spirit, and you know, say I have somewhere I can see I can go and cheer someone, and everybody comes in and so you find that you're dealing with a whole host of other spirits. You talk about people pleasing, that is also a spirit that you have to, you know, you struggle with, you you struggle to say no, you're always uh trying to be light, you're always trying to be that picnic person because you're dealing with rejection. You know, you have that fear of abandonment, right? Your anxiety is always there. Um, you know, you have that fear of being replaced because you're dealing with rejection. He's there hiding up. He is manifesting himself through these those things. So when you pray against these things on a day-to-day basis, they leave for a little while, but they come back after because the strongman rejection has not been addressed. And so you find yourself going through low self-worth as well, you know, you feel unworthy of who you are, right? And you yourself reject yourself, right? So you struggle with your own identity. Then you have uh toxic relationship patterns, you know, you accept to the bare minimum, you know, because you keep chasing people that are unavailable. You know, you have to deal with promiscuity, right? So you use uh intimacy and believe you meet people um who are baptized, they go through these things, believe it or not. I know it sounds like how could, you know, are we even talking about uh Christians? Yes, we are, you know, when you have allowed your eye gates and your ear gates to lead you down a certain path of the line, you have to deal with these things, right? So, you know, you have people that are using um intimate for validation, right? There is uh this difficulty in maintaining boundaries, right? You have uh people dealing with isolation, withdrawal, anger issues, defensiveness of it, right? And all these things, these are manifestations of the spirit of rejection. What rejection does now is uh go sit behind a corner because he's now the manager and he sends out the little employees. So you find yourself on a day-to-day basis, you're dealing with negative thoughts, you're dealing with consistent headache, you're dealing with uh, you know, a host of other things that is not the strong man. So you get up and you pray, you know, Lord, you know, I need to be delivered from this, and uh, you know, you feel your heart a little bit hurting, you need to be delivered from these things and you're praying and you get a little bit of easy, you know, but it's just for a moment, it's just for a little bit of time, right? Because that is not the root cause, the root cause is rejection, but you have not identified that rejection is a strong man because you have found yourself in a position where you are not even you know spiritually alert to know that the headache, you know, the negative thoughts, right? The the frustration that you're going through, these little things are just fruits that are given off from the tree, which is rejection. So if you now want to ensure that you know you don't you're not dealing with this anymore, you have to go into the spiritual realm and tell the Lord to identify the strong man, Lord, let me identify the strong man that I am dealing with and cut it off from the root. So when you chop it down now, fruit, branch, limb, trees, everybody dead. And as such, you find yourself walking in freedom. And in order for us to maintain that, we have to ensure that we shut the door, we stay spiritually alert when it comes to these things of fasting and praying and reading the words and using the word of God over our lives, speak positively and life within our lives, right? And so you find that when God is working, there are times when we see that you know things are taking a little bit longer, is because some of the trees them so old and they're deep-rooted, gonna dig them up, hello, right? So so no, we we we should not be asking the question, right? Why is God allowing me to go through this? But we should be asking the question, what is God doing in me through this? Right, what is God doing in me through this? So let me say this, and I wanted to really sit with you, right? Because some of you have been questioning God and you've been doing it quietly, right? In your heart, you've been wondering why am I still dealing with this? Why hasn't this broken yet? Why does this still you know hurt so much? And you know, if we're honest, a part of you has started to feel like maybe God is distant or you know, God is disappointed in you, or maybe God is silent, right? But I want us to understand that you know God could uh God could be calling you into a deep revelation because one thing with God is that He does not bring us through anything that there is no revelation for, right? I believe that some of the experiences that we have with Him they're revelatory, and it's just for us to tap in to the Spirit Man and say, ah, this is what He's been trying to say to me, this is what you've been trying to teach me, right? And anything that I know about God is that He never leaves us or forsake us. So if you feel like God has stepped away, I believe that He is only going deeper, He has only stepped deeper into your situation, right? He's has stepped deeper into your situation, and not everything that God allows is meant to be removed quickly. Some things like Uncle Job, they're meant to be worked through deeply. So sometimes it's not to expose you but to free you, free you from that generational curse, free you from that cycle of sickness. It's not to shame you but to heal you from the inside to the outside. So instead of sitting feeling frustrated, uh want us to start asking the harder questions. God, what are you trying to get to in me? What is it that you're trying to reach in me? What have I been avoiding that is you know now uh on the verge of being exposed? What is it that needs to break on the inside? Mighty God so that I can actually be free, right? And some of us have thought that you know we're stuck, you know, we're stuck. Take one step forward and we'll take 50 bucks. It comes like we can't go forward, right? We're not stuck, you're being processed, you're being processed, and I know sometimes it feels like you know it's the greatest battle, it come like you're not winning this one at all, right? But this may actually be the place where God is doing his deepest work in you, and remember that God doesn't do surface work because surface work means that it's only temporary, and whatever God does is permanent. My god, whatever God does is a permanent, and so he will go, he will attack us from the root. Let us pray, Father, in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. We thank you for today. We thank you for um you know for this revelation that you have given unto us. So, Father, even now, for every person that is under the sound of my voice, I come into agreement even now as they would have tapped in, my god, with heaven over their life. My god, I pray that every ungodly pattern, Jesus, every cycle that keeps repeating, every struggle that is hiding in different areas of their lives, everything that would have taken root without your consent, my god. We bring it before you even now, every root of addiction, every cycle of sin, sexual sin, physical sin, sin of all kinds, every pattern of rejection, mighty God, uh, abandonment, uh, low self-esteem, no self-worth, every agreement with the lies of the enemy, the lies that say that they're not enough. They're the baby can't change that. This is just who they are, and you know, there's no better for them, Lord God Almighty. We ask that you will uproot them even now, in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, every generational pattern that they have to deal with, that they they have no idea how they even came about every inherited struggle. Jesus Christ of Nazareth, every spiritual weight that did not start with them but with their forefathers, my God, that died before they even knew them. Lord God, we declare even now that it stops here in this moment as they tap in, as they stand in agreement. Your word says that if two shall agree on this one thing, hallelujah to God, then you, Father, will hear, deliver, and set free. So, Father, I pray even now, hallelujah to God, that you will uproot, my God, not just what is seen, hallelujah to God, but what is hidden, uproot, what was planted in pain, what was planted in trauma, what was planted in silence and in compromise, my God, what was planted out of lack of knowledge, Jesus. We ask that you will replace it with your truth, my God Almighty, your word that gives life, hallelujah to God, replace it with your identity, Jesus, replace it with your Holy Spirit, hallelujah to God. I speak freedom, my God Almighty, release your freedom to every heart and mind that has been held captive, my God Almighty, by the kingdom of darkness, Jesus, release a clarity and strength upon your people that has been dealing with confusion of all kinds and weaknesses, my God. Almighty Jesus, pray God and mighty that even in this trial that they, your daughter, your son, my God, is going through even now. Lord Jesus, let this not destroy them. Hallelujah to God, but deliver them out of the hands of the enemy, Jesus, not though to break them, Lord God. This trial, Lord God Almighty, is not there to break them, but I pray God that they will be rebuilt under the pressure. Lord God, I pray that this trial will not, my God Almighty, expose them, but God will transform them into the man and woman that you have called them to be. Father, we declare even now, hallelujah to God, that they're not defeated, hallelujah to God, but they are refined and they will come out free in the mighty name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. We pray and we say amen and amen. So if I want to tell somebody today that you may have found yourself in a trial, but I promise you that it is not without purpose. Because if God allowed it, he has already planned your victory. If God has allowed it, he has already planned your victory, and just know that his love will take you through it. Until next time, God bless you.