Multiple speakers use the metaphor of God sending heavenly backup to argue that believers should respond to life's challenges with praise, not complaint. They cite Genesis, Acts, and Psalms to show that divine assistance and healing are always available, urging the congregation to worship and turn from wicked ways.
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God says I come to make you a better problem solver So the next time you go through that hell The next time you go through that problem The next time you have that issue Or that situation You're gonna respond differently You're gonna respond instead of complaining You're gonna respond with a praise You're gonna
respond with worship We gonna respond with glory to God Because at the end
of the day God's got my back
When I think about God having my
back I got to get out of
here I think about an opposite that's in pursuit of a cross In pursuit
of a 1019 And I need backup
And before long, there's a sirens coming Coming from the north, coming from the south Coming from the east, and coming from the west Backup is coming, and I heard the Lord say If you
give all you need, I said Lord I need backup.
He'll send officers from heaven.
He'll send officers of Genesis.
Lord, I feel like preaching. That's number 1 in the 28.
He says, I have dominion in the earth.
He'll send you backup. He'll send officers of excellence. That's number 119.
I am that I am.
We'll send you back up, second office
of creditors, badge number 714.
If my people, that'll call on my name, will cover themselves.
And turn from their wicked ways, He
said I'll heal from heaven, I'll heal your land He'll sing you offers of
songs, Acts number 27 and 1 The Lord is the light of my salvation,
whom shall I fear?
You've seen your back up, good God
almighty All was adjourned, mass number 316
For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, Shaliyah So I just say I got back
