2 Chronicles 20:17
2 Chronicles 20:17 to a financial crisis. That verse reminds God’s people: “You will not need to fight in this battle. Stand firm, hold your position, and see the salvation of the Lord on your behalf...” Here’s how it can apply to financial struggles today: The crisis feels overwhelming Just like Judah faced an army far bigger than they could handle, a financial crisis often feels impossible—debts piling up, bills unpaid, income uncertain. The natural reaction is fear The verse says “Do not be afraid or dismayed” because fear paralyzes us. In financial hardship, worry and panic can cloud judgment, leading to rash decisions. Our part: stand firm God didn’t tell Judah to ignore the battle but to take their position. In financial terms, this can mean: Facing the reality of the crisis (not hiding from bills or debts). Making wise, steady steps (budgeting, seeking counsel, finding support). Staying faithful instead of giving in to despair. God’s part: bring deliv...