Okay, if you have a Bible, second Kings chapter 6 is where we're going to be, second

Kings chapter 6. We talked last week if you didn't hear the message about how to

get a grip, about what to do in life when you feel like man. I'm losing my grip.

What I'm carrying is too heavy, it's slipping. We use the analogy of this man

whose axe head went into the water. He lost his grip on something and God helped

him to get it back. He can help us all to get a grip and we continue in the same

text this week and we're going to talk today about how to get rid of your

enemies. You have to rub your hands together when you say that. I want to teach

you how to get rid of your enemies. It's not what you think it means.

You sinners. You were so excited about that. Here's the cool thing and I kind of set this

message up last week. It really is a two part. If you didn't listen to last week,

check it out on YouTube at some point. I told you at the very end that once you have a grip,

you will be able to help others get theirs and that's where we come in. How to get rid of your

enemies. 2nd Kings chapter 6 starting in verse 15.

And when the servant of the man of God arose early and went out, there was an army surrounding

the city with horses and chariots and the servant said to him, Alas, my master, what shall we do?

So he answered, do not fear. We said that that phrase appears 365 times in the Bible here and

364 others. So every single day of the week, you have reason not to fear no matter what you're

facing. This man was staring at the face of something that made him afraid and the man of God said,

do not fear. Why? For those who are with us are more than those who are with them.

Someone say that doesn't make sense because there are two people standing there,

two people on a team. And the man of God says, there's more on our side than on our enemies,

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