He Increaseth Strength

Isaiah 40:28-31, Psalms 37:1

“He Increaseth Strength” is a straight warning and a steady hand for weary souls: God is the Everlasting God, the Creator, and He does not faint, quit, panic, or take orders from man. You can fast, scheme, rush, fret, and try to force His hand—but you can’t make God do anything. The Word says they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength, and that means you’d better learn patience before your impatience wrecks your soul. This ain’t about looking strong on the outside while the inner man is dead. God sees what’s covered up. This study calls you to stop fretting over evil workers, stop letting anger and betrayal poison you, and stop walking with folks who turn eagles into buzzards. You’ve got a soul that must stand before the judgment seat of Christ, and eternity is too long to play games with iniquity, pride, and false strength. Wait on God. Walk circumspectly. Go the extra mile when suffering comes. If this cuts, let it cut—because God wounds to heal, and He gives strength to the ones humble enough to admit they have none.