Contender for His People

Would you rather God contend – plead a cause – for you or would you rather Him contend against you? If you answered that you would rather God contend “for you,” then you have reason to jump up and down for joy. Why?

Isaiah 51:22 states, “Thus says your Lord, the Lord, even your God who contends for His people, ‘Behold, I have taken out of your hand the cup of reeling, the chalice of My anger; You will never drink it again.’”

Did you catch Isaiah’s words? “Your God who contends for His people.” Yes, God contends for, not against us.

A hallelujah with hands raised in praise is appropriate because as God has dealt with Israel, so He deals with those who place their faith in Christ.

Lord, You CONTEND for us, not against us. We praise You with hands raised high.

Thank you for your prayers for God’s anointing on “The Plan A Woman in A Plan B World” conference today. God answered your prayers and blessed our time!

Would you rather God contend – plead a cause – for you or against you? If the answer is you’d rather God contend “for you,” then you have reason to jump up and down for joy! Isaiah 51:22 states,

Thus says your Lord, the Lord, even your God who contends for His people, ‘Behold, I have taken out of your hand the cup of reeling, the chalice of My anger; You will never drink it again.’

Yes. A hallelujah with hands raised in praise is more than appropriate for as God has dealt with Israel, He deals with us.

Lord, You CONTEND for us, not against us. We praise You with hands raised high!

Would you rather God contend – plead a cause – for you or against you? If the answer is you’d rather God contend “for you,” then you have reason to jump and down for joy! Isaiah 51:22 states, “Thus says your Lord, the Lord, even your God who contends for His people, ‘Behold, I have taken out of your hand the cup of reeling, the chalice of My anger; You will never drink it again.’” Yes. A hallelujah with hands raised in praise is more than appropriate!

Lord, You CONTEND for us, not against us. We praise You with arms lifted high!

Hi Friend! I just got back to my hotel room and wanted to THANK YOU for your prayers. It was a wonderful time in the Word! I love keynoting on “The Plan A Woman/Christian in a Plan B World.” One man was in the audience of the women’s banquet. He came up to me afterwards, said it was applicable to him, and thanked me. God’s Word is applicable to all of us if we have a humble heart and teachable spirit. Praising HIM.

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Would you rather God contend – plead a cause – for you or against you? If the answer is you’d rather God contend “for you,” then you have reason to jump and down for joy! Isaiah 51:22 states, “Thus says your Lord, the Lord, even your God who contends for His people, ‘Behold, I have taken out of your hand the cup of reeling, the chalice of My anger; You will never drink it again.’” Yes. A hallelujah with hands raised in praise is more than appropriate!

Lord, You CONTEND for us, not against us. We praise You with arms lifted high!

“Thus says your Lord, the Lord, even your God Who CONTENDS FOR His people, ‘Behold, I have taken out of your hand the cup of reeling, The chalice of My anger; You will never drink it again.’”

Isaiah 51:22

Would you rather God contend – plead a cause – for you or against you? If the answer is “for you,” then you have reason to praise! God contends for His people. That is the nature of our loving Heavenly Father.

Lord, You CONTEND for; not against us. We thank You and give You praise!

“Thus says your Lord, the Lord, even your God Who contends for His people,‘Behold, I have taken out of your hand the cup of reeling,The chalice of My anger;You will never drink it again.’” 

Isaiah 51:22

Would you rather have God contending – pleading a cause – for you or against you? If the answer is “for you” then as a follower of Christ, you have reason to praise! He contends for His people. That is the nature of our God.

Lord, You are the Lord God who CONTENDS for Your people, not against them. We thank You and praise You!

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