A prayer to help you find purge by Betsy D. Cruz, read by Liam Arn.

For we are powerless against this great horde that is coming against us.

We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you.

Second Chronicle is 2012.

Afraid doesn't begin to describe how I felt when it got dark, and my daughter didn't come home.

I called her five times but kept getting a recording.

Finally, I telephoned the friend she'd met earlier in the day.

She left an hour ago to catch the buses and she home yet, a girl said.

My husband and I felt desperate and didn't know what to do.

He grabbed the car keys to go out and look for her, but how on earth could we find our daughter in a city of four million people?

An hour later, she walked in the door and relief flooded my soul.

She got lost and her phone had died.

Have you ever been caught in a hard place where you just didn't know what to do and felt afraid of possible outcomes?

Maybe you're there now.

My situation only lasted a few hours, but yours may still be going on.

The health problem, financial crunch, or troubled marriage can make you feel like you're at the end of your rope.

For situations when fear and uncertainty are getting the best of us, I love the story of Jehosephat and Second Chronicles 20.

When a great multitude comes to attack Judah, King Jehosephat is scared to death, but he resolves to seek God.

He proclaims a fast and all of Israel comes together to seek God.

God then speaks to his people through a prophet in Second Chronicles 20, 15, saying,

Do not be afraid. The battle is not yours, but God's.

The following day as Jehosephat's army begins to sing and praise the Lord, God sets an ambush against their enemies.

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