Poinciana Seventh-day Adventist Church

06/08/2026

In John 17, Jesus prays for protection for His disciples from the evil one. He doesn't ask God to remove them from the world, where they would go on to do important mission work, but that He would protect them. This is our prayer. If you need special prayer for protection, DM us. We want to pray for you.

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“Our God will fight for us,” was Nehemiah’s conviction amidst attacks from the enemies. And this same belief is what will keep God’s people in times of trouble.

The more God’s people put effort into doing God’s will, the more the enemy doubles his efforts to frustrate their work. Satan does not attack those who do nothing that disturbs the kingdom of darkness, but he does attack those who do God’s will.

One might think that because Nehemiah prayed to God and relied on God, he and the people would not have to do anything about their difficult situation. That was not the case. Nehemiah posted people along the wall, holding spears on one hand and building with the other hand. It is important to learn that God expects his people to do whatever they can on their part as they fully look and rely on Him for protection. It is by so doing that God fights for them and overcomes their enemies.

Words of encouragement from leaders are powerful in times of trouble. Nehemiah encouraged the people with these words, “Do not be afraid of them, remember the Lord….”

Pardon Mwansa
Vice Chancellor
Rusangu University, Zambia

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06/08/2026

“As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” (1 Peter 4:10, NKJV)