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can i really afford to keep fighting?
Can I Really Afford to Keep Fighting?
The Value of Perseverance in the Christian Life
As Christians, we are called to be people of faith, trusting in God's sovereignty and provision in our lives. When faced with challenges and difficulties, it's natural to wonder if it's worth continuing to fight. However, our faith teaches us that perseverance is a vital aspect of the Christian life. We are reminded that God gives us other people to help us in our struggles, and that the church functions as a support system, much like a tag-team wrestling match (1). This means that we don't have to face our battles alone.
The Importance of Spiritual Warfare
When we feel exhausted and struggling, it's essential to remember that our fight is not with people, but with the devil, who is our true enemy (2). This understanding helps us to focus on prayer and spiritual warfare, rather than getting bogged down in external conflicts. By standing before God and doing battle in the spiritual realm, we can settle matters once and for all, and gain the strength to face our challenges with renewed faith (3). This approach also reminds us that our battles are not just about winning or losing on earth, but about ultimately securing our victory in heaven (4).
The Motivation of Faith
Ultimately, our motivation for keeping fighting comes from our faith in God. We know that He is our Rock and our Savior, and that He gives us the strength to persevere in the face of adversity. As one person has said, "My faith keeps me fighting, whether we seem to be winning or not" (5). We keep fighting because it's the right thing to do, not because of external results or outcomes. We trust that God is working everything out for our good, even when we can't see it (6). By standing on the promises of God and trusting in His sovereignty, we can find the courage and strength to keep fighting, even when the battle seems lost. In the end, our victory is not in this life, but in the life to come, where we will be with Christ forever (7).





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