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Summary: Calling on God to arise releases His power to defeat enemies, overturn opposition, and manifest divine victory in every area of life.

LET GOD ARISE

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Psalm 68:1-2

Key Verse:

“Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered: let them also that hate him flee before him.” – Psalm 68:1

Supporting Texts: Exodus 15:3; Isaiah 59:19; Romans 8:31; 2 Chronicles 20:6

INTRODUCTION:

Life often presents situations where opposition seems overwhelming. Whether spiritual, emotional, or physical, challenges can make us feel powerless. The psalmist reminds us that victory comes when God arises on our behalf.

“Let God arise” is not just a prayer; it is a declaration of trust in the supremacy of God over all adversaries. When we call upon His name with faith, His power is unleashed to scatter enemies, protect the innocent, and establish righteousness.

Understanding this principle is crucial for believers. It shifts our focus from fear to faith, reminding us that no matter the circumstances, the God we serve is mighty, sovereign, and always ready to act in our favor.

1. GOD ARISES TO DEFEAT YOUR ENEMIES

When God arises, every opposing force that seeks to hinder your progress is scattered.

a) Spiritual Enemies (Ephesians 6:12). God confronts principalities, powers, and rulers of darkness, ensuring your spiritual battles end in victory.

b) Physical Opposition (Exodus 14:14). God fights for you against human adversaries, delivering breakthroughs where your strength fails.

c) Emotional and Mental Battles (Isaiah 26:3). God brings peace and stability when fear, anxiety, or depression attacks your mind.

d) Social and Relational Struggles (Psalm 34:17). God intervenes in conflicts, restoring relationships, honour, and social positioning.

Biblical Example:

When Jehoshaphat called upon God, the armies that came against Israel were defeated without a battle (2 Chronicles 20:22-23). God arose on behalf of His people.

2. GOD ARISES TO BRING DIVINE JUSTICE

God’s rising ensures that the righteous are vindicated and injustice is overturned.

a) Protection for the Innocent (Psalm 37:28)

God upholds those who remain faithful, ensuring justice prevails in their lives.

b) Punishment for the Wicked (Psalm 7:11). God’s justice confronts those who plot evil, ensuring their schemes fail.

c) Vindication of His Name (Isaiah 59:19). God’s interventions bring glory to His name and reveal His power to all.

d) Restoration of Honour (Job 42:10). God arises to restore dignity, possessions, and blessings lost to opposition.

Biblical Example: Daniel’s enemies conspired against him, yet God arose to shut the mouths of lions and vindicate His servant (Daniel 6:22).

3. GOD ARISES TO MANIFEST MIRACLES

When God rises, situations that seem impossible are turned into testimonies.

a) Supernatural Provision (2 Kings 4:1-7). God arises to supply every lack in ways beyond human expectation.

b) Healing and Restoration (Isaiah 53:5). God arises to restore health, family, relationships, and spiritual vitality.

c) Breakthrough in Stagnation (Psalm 40:2). God arises to remove delays and open new doors of opportunity.

d) Deliverance from Bondage (Exodus 3:7-8). God arises to liberate His people from slavery, oppression, and affliction.

Biblical Example:

When Moses stretched out his hand over the Red Sea, God arose, parting the waters and delivering Israel (Exodus 14:21-22).

4. GOD ARISES WHEN WE PRAY WITH FAITH

Believers’ declarations and prayers invite God’s intervention.

a) Persistent Prayer (Luke 18:1-8). God responds when His people pray earnestly and persistently.

b) Prayer with Confidence (Mark 11:24). Faith-filled prayer releases God’s power to act in our situations.

c) United Prayer (Acts 1:14). God arises when His people come together in agreement and supplication.

d) Obedient Prayer (1 Samuel 15:22). God answers prayers that are aligned with His will and purpose.

Biblical Example: Elijah prayed on Mount Carmel, and God arose to send fire from heaven, demonstrating His power and supremacy (1 Kings 18:36-38).

CONCLUSION:

“Let God arise” is both a declaration of faith and a strategic weapon against all forms of opposition. Believers must learn to consistently call upon God, trusting that His power is greater than any challenge.

As we pray, declare, and trust in His might, God will arise to scatter our enemies, bring justice, manifest miracles, and establish His glory in our lives. Stand firm, call upon His name, and witness His intervention in every area of your life.

PRAYER POINTS:

1. Lord, arise in my life and scatter every enemy assigned against me.

2. Father, let Your divine justice prevail in every situation I face.

3. Lord, arise to bring miraculous breakthroughs in my finances and career.

4. Father, manifest Your supernatural provision and favour in my household.

5. Lord, rise and heal every sickness and disease in my body.

6. Father, deliver me from every form of oppression and bondage.

7. Lord, arise in my family and restore lost relationships and honour.

8. Father, let Your power be revealed in my life as a testimony to others.

9. Lord, arise in my spiritual life and perfect my faith and devotion.

10. Father, let Your glory arise in my life and in all that concerns me.

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