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That we obviously see all throughout the Bible.

Just think about Joshua chapter one, maybe the most, at least one of the most famous places

where we see this kind of language in the Bible. Joshua will be strong and courageous. Do not

be afraid, dismayed for I and the Lord your God. I will be with you wherever you go.

And Jesus, in the end of the Great Commission, I will be with you always here in Hagia,

chapter two, verse four. He says it three times. Well, first is rebel about be strong.

Declare is the Lord. Joshua be strong, who is the high priest. And then all you people

the land be strong. Declare is the Lord work. Do what I'm calling you to do for I am with you.

It declares and I love the name of God that's here. The Lord of hosts, the commander of heavenly

armies rules the world. I am with you. And if I am with you, then you have strength to do

all that I am calling you to do. And I just want to speak this word over anybody today who

feels weak in any way. If you feel like I can't do what you're calling me to do, God, in any way,

which if you don't feel that way, you're actually kind of missing the point because you can't do

anything that God is calling you to do on your own in your own strength. John 15 makes that

clear apart from me. Jesus says you can do nothing. I think about my life. I can't be the husband

God's calling to be. I can't be the dad. God's calling to be apart from the help of God. I am

hopeless without his help. And then work for me as a pastor for you and whatever your vocation is

if you're a student or a child in school and to glorify God in school or work. You can't do

that on your own. And then we find ourselves in situations where God reminds us of our weakness,

where we find ourselves at the end of our row, all kinds of ways physically weak, emotionally weak,

mentally weak, spiritually weak. And God says I am with you. And not just God, but the Lord of hosts,

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