The Cry Out for Deliverance in Koronadal

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Last Sunday, during the Sunday of the Cry Out for Deliverance with the Lord’s Supper, people understood that God’s help does not come automatically. We need to use our faith and cry out to Him.

Many people did their part by crying out to God about their problems, anxieties, and burdens. They chose to surrender everything into His hands and trust Him with their situations.

We can learn from Hannah’s example. She poured out her heart to God, surrendered her worries to Him, and entrusted everything into His hands. Even before receiving an answer to her prayer, she found peace because she had placed her trust in the Lord.

“For this child I prayed…Therefore I also have lent him to the LORD; as long as he lives he shall be lent to the LORD.” So they worshiped the LORD there.” — 1 Samuel 1:27–28

People also learned about deliverance and spiritual warfare.

When a person is under the control of an evil spirit, they need to be set free from it. Deliverance is necessary for a person to experience freedom and draw closer to God, preparing their life to receive the Holy Spirit.

We also learned the importance of spiritual warfare. Every day, we face spiritual battles, and we must remain vigilant so that we do not give the devil an opportunity to work in our lives. He continually seeks to lead us away from the presence of God.

That is why we must fight every day through faith, prayer, and obedience to God's Word. We must stand firm against the works of the devil and never allow ourselves to be led away from God.

Many people understood that fighting this spiritual battle is part of our responsibility as Christians. We must remain watchful, resist the enemy's schemes, and persevere in our faith.

Above all, we need to surrender our lives to God and submit ourselves to His will. As we allow Him to guide and strengthen us, we can remain faithful until the end and guard the salvation we have received.

“The lesson I learned from the service is about spiritual warfare. The enemy truly exists, whether we believe it or not, and he tries to hinder us from doing what we need to do. That is why we must not be deceived by him. Instead, we must fight against his schemes because he does not want us to attain salvation. Therefore, we must guard our salvation every day and remain steadfast in our faith until the end.” — Ammy Balbontin shared.