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What if the only reason you’re still standing is because God was on your side? Psalm 124 dares us to look back with clear eyes and honest hearts, and that’s exactly where we go—into memory, testimony, and the kind of gratitude that changes how we face the next storm.

We start by unpacking the Songs of Ascent, the ancient road music Israel used as they climbed toward Jerusalem. Short and strong, these psalms trained the soul for worship. From there, we read Psalm 124 as a guided prayer and ask a harder question: not “Is God backing my plan?” but “Am I standing on God’s side?” Joshua’s encounter with the commander of the Lord’s army reframes everything. God isn’t a mascot for our agendas. Wisdom is finding where He’s already at work and building there. That’s how you weather what Jesus promised would come—the rains, winds, and floods. Foundations, not feelings, determine whether we stand.

We also talk about snares—some we fell into, others we walked into with eyes open. The good news is stubborn: the snare is broken, and we have escaped. Romans 8 announces no condemnation for those in Christ; Galatians 5 calls us to stand firm in freedom. We name modern chariots and horses—bank accounts, titles, strategies—and put them back in their place. Prepare the horse, but trust the Lord. Along the way, we get practical: speak testimonies at home and at work, turn blessings back into worship before they sour into entitlement, and tell your people they are gifts from God. Small acts of surrender, offered daily, form a life built on the Rock.

Our help is in the name of the Lord who made heaven and earth. That name carries a flawless record of faithfulness, and it invites you to trade anxiety for alignment. Listen, share it with a friend who needs courage, and if this spoke to you, subscribe, leave a review, and tell us: where have you seen God break a snare in your life?

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