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Stand in the Storm

Aug 28
1 min read

Ephesians 6:13


Paul tells believers to put on the full armor of God so that when the day of evil comes, they'll be able to stand their ground, and after everything, still stand. Standing isn't passive — it's prepared.


Prepare before the storm arrives.


Readiness is built in the calm, not scrambled together in the crisis.


Put on what God's provided.


You're not standing in your own strength alone.


Expect hard days to come.


Storms aren't a sign something's wrong with your faith. They're part of life.


Hold your ground when it's tested.


Standing firm sometimes just means not backing up.


Stand, and keep standing.


The goal isn't just surviving one storm — it's still standing afterward.


Dad Takeaway: You don't need to avoid every storm. You need to be ready to stand in one.

 
 
 

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