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When our back is up against the wall, we have to seek the face of the Father. We have to know that Christ is there with us because He has promised to never leave us, nor forsake us.

The topic of Pastor Mark's teaching today on Bold Steps Weekend is how to turn disappointment into a blessing when we let go of our expectations and let God do the work.

When our world is falling apart and we’re trying to keep it all together, we need to understand that everything in our lives needs to be all about Christ. It has to be! And Pastor Ford will explain in Philippians 4, Paul is essentially saying, ‘If you kill me, I’ll go be with Christ. If you let me live, I’ll live for...

When confronted with enemies on every side, King Jehoshaphat and the army of Judah received a promise and instructions from God. And even though their back was up against a wall, and it seemed like their situation was hopeless, they chose to act in faith and believe that God was telling them the truth and that their circumstances were telling...

Today, we’ll continue to study 2 Chronicles 20 and see how King Jehopshaphat led the army of Judah into battle praising the Lord. And we’ll discover how that action on their part completely changed the outcome of the battle. And we’ll learn from their example that sometimes we can think our problems are too big, when the...

When our back is against the wall, do we realize that God is there with us? We may not feel like He’s there, but Pastor Ford will remind us today that the Bible tells us that He really is there, waiting to assist us in our time of need.

When we face trails and we feel like we have nowhere to turn, God wants us to know that He is bigger than what we are facing and what feels like it’s bigger than we are. And when we attach ourselves to God and trust His plan, we don’t have to worry about what we’re going through.

When we feel like our back is up against the wall, we ought to be expecting the fruitful provision from God, despite the fact that it doesn’t look like it’s possible for Him to provide in the midst of our problems. Even though we don’t understand what’s going on and we don’t like it, we ought to be expecting...

God is not trying to change our outcome.  He’s trying to change our outlook.  Because He knows if He can change our outlook He can then change our outcome.  And if we’re filled with fret, we can’t be filled with faith.  We can’t be fretful and faithful at the same time.

In 2 Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat and the army of Judah were in a predicament. They were besieged, and in addition to being severely outnumbered, they didn’t have enough weapons. They didn’t have the right resources and they didn’t even really have the guts to stand up to their enemies. But they realized that God was...