God Is with You | Smith Wigglesworth Daily Devotional
- Preacher
- Smith Wigglesworth
- Tradition
- Pentecostal
- Published
- Length
- 3:54
About this sermon
God Is with You | Smith Wigglesworth Daily Devotional "God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able." He led Jesus from Gethsemane through the judgment hall and the cross to the empty tomb and the throne. He will lead you through too. Today's message dares you to believe God — to stand on His Word when everything is getting worse and trust that every trial is taking you to a greater position in Him. In this message, you'll discover: Why every trial is designed to bring you to a greater position in God · Why the faith God produces in one trial prepares you for the next · How to laugh when things get worse — by counting on the living Christ within · The path Jesus walked from Gethsemane to the throne — and why your path follows the same pattern · Why no man wins any victory except through the risen Christ within · What it means that God will never be satisfied until you share His glory and His throne Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 10:13 | Additional Reading: Romans 8:31–39, Luke 12:50, Hebrews 9:14 🙏 Prayer Point: Dare to believe God today. Stand on His Word in the trial. Count on the living Christ within — and give Him the glory when He brings you through. 📖 Subscribe for daily devotionals that strengthen you to stand in the trial, trust the faithful God, and receive a greater position in Him on the other side. 💬 Has God ever led you through a Gethsemane to a resurrection? Share your testimony in the comments — it may be exactly what someone else needs today. #DailyDevotional #GodIsWithYou #1Corinthians1013 #NotBeyondWhatYouAreAble #ChristianFaith #GodIsFaithful #DareToBelieve #SmithWigglesworth #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #GethsemaneToTheThrone #RisenChristWithin #SteadfastAndUnmoveable #GreaterPosition #HeSharesHisGlory
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