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May 17, 2026 34 min

Be Strong in the Lord

from GBC Sermons Hosted by Jesse Hollington

In this week’s message, Bro. Eugene Daylusan unpacks what it truly means to find supernatural resilience in the face of life's crushing trials and ongoing spiritual warfare. Rooted in the Greek understanding of being inwardly empowered, he explains that true Christian strength is never self-generated, but is a divine life received through a surrendered, daily union with Jesus Christ. By shifting our focus from self-confidence to Christ-confidence, this timely message provides the ultimate strategy to put on the armor of God and stand victorious against any scheme of the enemy.

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