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reasons to stand firm


There are some songs that just grab your attention.  The one I share with you today first caught my attention during one of our addiction ministry services when the band sang it.  Then I heard is on the radio.

It caught my attention in many ways.  First, I desire to stand firm in life.  There are many reasons why we might not be able to stand firm.  Second, we find great foundation when we stand in what is the strongest and best place.  

That would be when we know we are our strongest.  As you read the words of this song think through it.  Maybe find the songs on the internet or radio. I pray it will grab your heart.

Stand In Your Love
By Bethel Music

When darkness tries to roll over my bones
When sorrow comes to steal the joy I own
When brokenness and pain is all I know
Oh, I won't be shaken, no, I won't be shaken

My fear doesn't stand a chance
When I stand in Your love
My fear doesn't stand a chance
When I stand in Your love
My fear doesn't stand a chance
When I stand in Your love!

Shame no longer has a place to hide
I am not a captive to the lies
I'm not afraid to leave my past behind
Oh, I won't be shaken, no, I won't be shaken! …

Oh, I'm standing
There's power that can break off every chain
There's power that can empty out a grave
There's resurrection power that can save
There's power in Your name, power in Your name
There's power that can break off every chain
There's power that can empty out a grave
There's resurrection power that can save
There's power in Your name, power in Your name! …

My fear doesn't stand a chance
When I stand in Your love!

Oh, oh-oh, I'm standing in Your love
I stand in Your love
Standing on the rock
Oh, I'm standing, standing in Your love

1 Corinthians 16:13  NLT
Be on guard. Stand firm in the faith. Be courageous. Be strong.

Stand firm in what really matters.  Stand in the love of God.

Ephesians 3:19  NLT
and to know the love of Christ which surpasses knowledge, that you may be filled up to all the fullness of God.

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