Biblical Answer

The Battle is Won in the Mind

When everything hurts, it can be challenging to keep fighting. However, the key to winning the battle is not in the external world, but in our internal struggle. We need to engage in a battle with our own thoughts, emotions, and desires before we deal with others. This means getting alone with God, praying, and settling the matter once and for all. In dealing with others, our stance should always be to seek to understand and resolve conflicts in a peaceful manner.

The Help of Others

When we feel exhausted and unable to fight on our own, God gives us other people to help us. The church is like a tag-team wrestling match, where we work together to overcome our struggles. We don't have to fight alone; we can call for help when we need it. This is especially important when we're dealing with anger and hurt. We can't afford to let our emotions control us, but rather, we need to seek help from others and from God.

Taking Back Our Freedom

To keep fighting when everything hurts, we need to take back our freedom and control our thoughts and emotions. We don't have to be trapped by fear, despair, or rage. Our minds don't have to be stressed, and we don't have to wrestle with harmful thoughts. We can choose to have an intimate relationship with God, where He helps us to overcome our struggles and find peace. By doing so, we can deal with our anger and hurt in a healthy way, and move towards healing and restoration. As the Bible says, "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God." (Philippians 4:6) By following this principle, we can find the strength and courage to keep fighting, even when everything hurts.