Few things in life are as painful as having a good friend, a mentor, or maybe someone in your small group or someone at work turn on you.

They betray you, They talk about you. When you get opposition on the

outside is one thing. But when opposition comes from the inside, maybe even a

family member, what do you do? How do you handle it? That's today on Living on the Edge.

Welcome to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chippingrum.

We're a discipleship-driven ministry on a mission to encourage Christians everywhere to live like Christians.

Unfortunately, far too many of us could relate to the deep hurt,

Chip just described. Betrayal is one of the most painful experiences in life,

and that's what Chip wants to help us with today as he continues a series, Keep Pressing ahead.

Through Nehemiah, Chapter 5, we'll learn what to do on someone we wholeheartedly trust

it stabs us in the back.

Get your Bibleibles ready.

And let's join Chip now for his message

facing internal opposition.

I'm going to start a little bit differently.

If you pull out your teaching notes

where you look at the back page,

you don't usually start in the back. But

Nehemiah is our example. He's blazing a trail and showing us how to deal with adversity.

And what I love about this book is that he helps us remember that adversity comes in different forms,

and so you need to respond to different kinds of adversity or trouble or tribulation in different ways.

And so you notice in chapter 4, trouble or tribulation in different ways.

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