Welcome to the in touch podcast with Charles Stanley for Thursday, February 8th.

God has the answers you need, but he won't force you to obey him. 2 Chronicles, Chapter 20 helps you discover the key to solving problems through prayer.

Whatever problem you face, whatever it may be, ever how large, ever how small, how painful,

as strenuous, how unpredictable, God is interested in your problem. He's interested in your problem.

If you are a child of God, you can set that down for absolute assurance.

If you're not a believer, you never trusted Christ as your Savior.

You don't have that asset.

Because what you've done is you've rebelled against God and said I don't need him.

He says no one comes to the Father but by me Jesus said.

So if you have turned Jesus away, turned him off totally, then who do you go to you and say,

I just go straight to God, he says, no one comes to the Father but by me.

Now make an issue of that because it is a very vital issue, because the promises of God are to the children of God. The

promise of salvation is to unbelievers who are willing to repent of their sins and

accept Christ. So we're talking to believers who face problems and difficulties in life.

And the first question is, is God interested and the answer is yes?

The second thing that fits this pattern is this.

God is greater than your problem.

It doesn't make any difference what it is.

It doesn't make any difference how long it's been in your life.

He's greater than that problem no

matter what it may be. So the reason this is so important is because what

Johashifat and Judah were facing, they were facing this innumerable group of tribes that were going

...