Do we believe God can rescue us from an enemy too powerful for us?

So we've talked about some of these things.

Maybe he's delivering us from a situation that it's just time to move.

It's time to have a fresh walk of faith.

It's time to move.

Maybe we circle that long enough.

All of these other reasons

that are not just like huge. There are not no, no terrible sin has taken place. It's not a

chastisement that we're being moved or delivered. He's just moving us. But then what about the

big things? What about when we come up against something that overpowers us?

I want you to think in terms of that because my guess, I mean, maybe you're my friend,

and you've done it all perfectly.

I don't know.

But my guess is that for most, if not all of us in this room, you can think back over something that has

overpowered you, whether it was a relationship, whether it was a seduction, whether it was

an addiction, whether it was an obsession of some kind. Most of us have been in a situation

because this is very key to the psalmist cry.

Verse 17, he rescued me from my powerful enemy.

It was too powerful for him, from an enemy too powerful for me.

Let me tell you something.

Our enemy, we're told in Ephesians chapter 6 that our enemy is not flesh and blood,

but powers and principalities, rulers authorities in the dark, of the darkness that are out

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