There are times where trials an tribulations gets really testy so what is the best way to handle difficult tests as such? Simple faith! But sometimes, faith requires other factors to help us endure strenuous hardships.
Occasionally, and more often, as you continue to grow in Christ you will learn how to go about your situations in silence. You will learn that it is essential to stand still, lean into the Lord more for solutions, peace, healing, comfort, and so much more, and follow through on His instructions. But you got to have faith! You can’t go about your season murmuring in unbelief, filled with doubts.
Another factor to add here is friends. You want to keep those who are divinely close to you and not those of little faith. Those who are divinely connected to you are great encouragers even when it the circumstance at hand seems impossible to overcome. You want to stay connected to your divine friends who have Holy Spirit-given vision because they will keep you motivated.
So I encourage you approach every situation directly with precaution and silence. When facing great challenges, do not allow yourself to speak unbelieving words. For Proverbs 21:23 AMP says “He who guards his mouth and his tongue Guards himself from troubles.” Keep demoralizing words from leaving your lips. Words can bind up or set free, hence the order of silence.
Soon you shall see the salvation of the Lord following your praise and triumph. Though we can’t always control what we see and hear, our position to not speak words of doubt and fear will keep our hearts more aligned to what God can do in our lives, rather than to what we are not able to do.
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