Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

Don’t Believe Satan’s Lies! 🚫

28 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief sermon, the speaker confronts the belief that personal trials indicate a curse or abandonment by God. He refutes the devil’s lie that suffering proves divine displeasure, noting that the early church endured persecution without seeing themselves as cursed. Instead, he urges listeners to stand on Scripture, proclaim that even amid trials they are blessed and "more than a conqueror," encouraging a confident, faith‑based identity despite hardship.

The devil is a liar. No, your trials are not proof that you're cursed. No, your trials are not proof that God has abandoned you. Did the early church think that they were cursed because they faced the trials of persecution? Maybe instead of throwing up our hands and saying, I'm cursed, God's abandoned me, we begin to stand on the Word and say, Lord, even in the trials, I am blessed. Even in this trial, I'm more than a conqueror.