YAH IS ALREADY HANDLING IT

Romans chapter 12








Today we are walking in: YAH IS ALREADY HANDLING IT












1 Chronicles 28:9




And thou, Solomon my son, know thou the God of thy father, and serve him with a perfect heart and with a willing mind H3824: for the LORD searcheth all hearts, and understandeth all the imaginations of the thoughts: if thou seek him, he will be found of thee; but if thou forsake him, he will cast thee off for ever.

























MIND













Today we look to the word-MIND-H3824 lebab--mind, knowledge, thinking, reflection, memory















The Torah testifies...............







Genesis 23:8




And he communed with them, saying, If it be your mind H3824 that I should bury my dead out of my sight; hear me, and intreat for me to Ephron the son of Zohar,




Leviticus 24:12




And they put him in ward, that the mind H3824 of the LORD might be shewed them.







Numbers 16:28

And Moses said, Hereby ye shall know that the Lord hath sent me to do all these works; for I have not done them of mine own mind H3824.



















The prophets proclaim..................




Isaiah 26:3




Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind H3824 is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.







Ezekiel 11:5




And the Spirit of the Lord fell upon me, and said unto me, Speak; Thus saith the Lord; Thus have ye said, O house of Israel: for I know the things that come into your mind H3824, every one of them.









Habakkuk 1:11




Then shall his mind H3824 change, and he shall pass over, and offend, imputing this his power unto his god.















The writings bear witness..........................







1 Chronicles 22:7




And David said to Solomon, My son, as for me, it was in my mind H3824 to build an house unto the name of the LORD my God:













Lamentations 3:21




This I recall to my mind H3824, therefore have I hope.







Job 34:33

Should it be according to thy mind H3824? he will recompense it, whether thou refuse, or whether thou choose; and not I: therefore speak what thou knowest.

















YAH IS ALREADY HANDLING IT




You’ve been carrying a storm in your mind—overthinking, stressing, replaying every scenario, trying to figure out what only ELOHIYM can fix. But let me tell you something today: the weight you’re carrying is not yours to bear. ELOHIYM is already in the details. He’s already in your tomorrow. He’s already handling it.




Overthinking is the enemy’s trap designed to drain your peace, your clarity, and your faith. But today, ELOHIYM is saying, “Let it go. I’ve got this.”




This message is for the weary mind, the heavy heart, the restless soul. It’s time to stop trying to control everything and start trusting the One who already holds everything in His hands. So, if you’ve been stuck in your thoughts trying to fix what only Heaven can resolve, this is your divine interruption: ELOHIYM is already handling it.




Now breathe, and listen.




There comes a point in your life where you’re going to have to admit the simple but liberating truth: you are not in control. And I know that’s not easy to accept, especially if you’re the kind of person who loves to fix things, solve problems, and stay ten steps ahead. You like to plan, predict, and provide answers.




But what do you do when all your planning doesn’t fix the problem? What do you do when no matter how much you think, worry, or analyze, it still doesn’t change the outcome? That’s when you have to remember this truth: your mind can’t fix what only ELOHIYM can finish.




We wear ourselves out trying to solve what was never meant to be our assignment in the first place. We overthink, we stress, we try to manipulate outcomes—all in the name of being responsible. But what if I told you that some of what you’re carrying isn’t responsibility? It’s control disguised as worry.




Let me remind you of this: if it’s ELOHIYM’s work, then it’s not your weight. If ELOHIYM started something in your life, it is His job to finish it.




PHILIPPIYM 1:6 says that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of YAHUSHA HA’MASHIACH. That means if He began it, He’ll complete it. If He called you, He’ll equip you. If He opened the door, He’ll sustain you through it.




But here’s the problem: too many of us are trying to take control of things that were never meant to be in our hands. You’re losing sleep over something ELOHIYM already settled in Heaven. You’re replaying conversations trying to make sense of something that only makes sense from a spiritual perspective.




You’ve gotten stuck in the cycle of overthinking because you’re trying to figure it out. You’re saying, “What if it doesn’t work? What if I fail? What if I don’t have what it takes?”




But let me ask you: when has worrying ever changed an outcome? When has stress ever solved the problem?




Worry doesn’t produce solutions. It just steals your strength. It drains your joy, and it clouds your ability to hear ELOHIYM clearly. ELOHIYM never asked you to figure it all out. He asked you to trust Him. That’s what faith is: not knowing all the steps, but believing ELOHIYM is in every one of them. That’s what peace is: not the absence of problems, but the presence of the One who has already solved them.




So I need you to take a deep breath right now and say this out loud: ELOHIYM is already handling it. Say it again: ELOHIYM is already handling it.




You don’t have to carry the weight of the world. You don’t have to solve what only Heaven can fix. You don’t have to stay up all night wondering how it will work out. If ELOHIYM started this, He will complete it. If He called you to it, He will bring you through it.




You don’t need to control the outcome. You just need to obey, trust, and rest.




Remember this: peace is not found in knowing every detail. Peace is found in knowing who your Father is. So stop overthinking. Stop replaying the past. Stop predicting the worst. ELOHIYM has already gone before you, and He’s working even when you can’t see it.




So breathe, and walk in peace—because ELOHIYM is already handling it.




How many nights have you stayed up replaying the same situation over and over again in your mind? “What if it doesn’t happen? What if I fail? What if everything I hope for just falls apart?”




Let me ask you something real: has worrying ever made things better? Has anxiety ever improved the outcome? The truth is, worry doesn’t solve problems. It just steals your strength. It wears you out. It leaves you drained.




And here’s the deeper truth: ELOHIYM never called you to figure it all out. He called you to trust Him.




But some of us are caught in the trap of thinking, “If I just think a little harder, plan a little better, work a little longer, maybe then I can control the outcome.”




But that’s not faith. That’s striving.




There’s a difference—a deep, life-altering difference—between striving and trusting. Faith doesn’t require full understanding. Faith says, “ELOHIYM, I don’t know how, but I trust You will.”




Let’s go back to the story of Kepha (Peter) walking on water. He did the impossible—walked on the very thing that should have drowned him. Not because he had it all figured out, but because his eyes were fixed on YAHUSHA. But the moment he looked at the wind, the waves, the storm around him—the moment he started overthinking—he began to sink.




And isn’t that just like us? Overthinking will always make you sink. Not because ELOHIYM failed you, but because you shifted your focus. Because you relied on your own understanding instead of trusting the One who called you.




Some of you are sinking right now—not because you’re weak, not because you’re unworthy, but because you’re trying to carry something you were never meant to hold. You’re carrying burdens that belong to ELOHIYM.




And here’s the truth: when you try to carry what only ELOHIYM can handle, it will crush you. It will overwhelm you. Why? Because that weight was never yours to bear.




Someone needs to hear this today: put it down. Stop trying to fix what only ELOHIYM can finish. Stop carrying a burden that Heaven already lifted.




You’re not your own provider—ELOHIYM is. You’re not your own protector—ELOHIYM is. You’re not the one holding your future—He is.




Breathe. Let go. And choose trust over control. Choose rest over restlessness. Because the peace you’re looking for doesn’t come from having all the answers. It comes from surrendering to the One who does.




And He’s saying to you right now: “I’ve got this. Stop overthinking. I’m already handling it.”




Let me remind you of something that will shift your entire perspective: ELOHIYM is the Author of your life story. And if He started it, He’s faithful to finish it. That alone should help you breathe easier.




But we struggle with that, don’t we? Because deep down, we want control. We want answers. We want movement on our timeline. We feel the pressure of urgency. But ELOHIYM operates on eternity’s rhythm, not earthly rush.




So here’s the truth: you need to shift your mindset. Instead of trying to fix everything, trust Him. Instead of trying to control everything, surrender it. Instead of running through every possible scenario in your mind, remind yourself: ELOHIYM is already handling it.




Let’s bring it closer to home. What’s that one thing you’ve been overthinking lately? That one situation you keep playing over and over, trying to find the perfect solution, the right timing, the best outcome?




Right now, I want you to do something very simple but powerful: take a deep breath and release it. Tell yourself, “I don’t have to fix this. ELOHIYM is already working.”




But it might not look like it. It might not feel like it. But faith is not about what you see—it’s about what you know.




And here’s what you need to know: ELOHIYM has not forgotten you. He hasn’t abandoned you. He hasn’t left you to figure this out alone. He is already working.




When YAHUSHA was on the execution stake, He didn’t say, “You finish it.” He didn’t say, “You go figure it out.” He said, “It is finished.”




And if He could complete the greatest work of all time—the work of your salvation—then surely He can finish the good work He began in your life.




So stop overthinking. Stop trying to force what’s already been settled in Heaven. Stop wearing yourself out trying to figure out what only ELOHIYM can fulfill. Your mind is powerful, but it was never meant to carry what only ELOHIYM can complete.




Let go. Trust Him, and give Him the space to do what only He can do.




See, part of our problem is this: uncertainty makes us uncomfortable. We want to know. We want clarity. We want full visibility before we even take the first step.




But faith doesn’t work like that. If you had all the answers, you wouldn’t need to trust ELOHIYM.




So instead of chasing clarity, start chasing confidence in ELOHIYM. Instead of demanding details, rest in the fact that the Designer knows the whole plan.




You may feel stuck right now. You may feel delayed, but delay is not denial. ELOHIYM is never late. His timing is perfect.




And here’s the powerful truth: when you stop forcing your plan and start trusting ELOHIYM’s process, peace will follow. Because His plan is not rushed. His pace is not pressured. And His purpose will never be interrupted by your timeline.




So breathe. Trust. Release. ELOHIYM has got this. His timing will always be greater than your urgency. Let Him finish what He started.




We live in a world that tells us we need to have everything figured out before we make a move. We want answers. We want certainty. We want the full roadmap before we take the first step.




But let me remind you of something profound: if you could figure it all out, you wouldn’t need faith. If you knew every step of the journey in advance, there would be no need to trust ELOHIYM.




Faith isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about trusting ELOHIYM when you don’t.




Some of us have been paralyzed by the need for clarity. We keep telling ELOHIYM, “I’ll step out when You explain the plan. I’ll obey once I know how this ends. I’ll trust You as soon as You show me how it’s going to work out.”




But let’s be honest: that’s not faith. That’s control. And control is the opposite of trust.




IVRIYM (Hebrews) 11:1 says faith is confidence in what we hope for, and assurance about what we do not see. Did you catch that? It doesn’t say faith is confidence in what we understand. It doesn’t say faith is assurance in what we can explain. Faith is about trusting what we cannot see.




There will be moments when you won’t have the full picture. There will be seasons when nothing makes sense—when you don’t understand what ELOHIYM is doing or why it’s happening this way—but that’s when real faith is tested.




That’s when you must lean on His character instead of your own understanding. That’s when you learn to walk by faith, not by sight.




Think about Avraham (Abraham). ELOHIYM told him to leave his home, his family, everything familiar, and go to a land that ELOHIYM would show him. ELOHIYM didn’t give Avraham a full itinerary. There was no step-by-step blueprint, no visible map—just a promise and a call to obedience.




And Avraham had a choice. He could have waited for every detail before he moved, or he could trust the One who called him.




IVRIYM 11:8 says, “By faith, Avraham obeyed when he was called to go out… not knowing where he was going.” Did you catch that? He went not knowing.




That’s faith. That’s surrender. That’s trust.




You don’t need to solve it all. You don’t need to control it all. What you need is to trust the ELOHIYM who sees what you can’t see, who knows what you don’t know, and who already holds the outcome in His hands.




Let go of the pressure to have it all figured out. Let go of the illusion that it all depends on you. And take that next step—not because you understand it all, but because you trust the One who does.




Faith is not about certainty in the plan. It’s about confidence in the Planner. And He has never failed.




Sometimes the only thing standing between you and what ELOHIYM promised is your need to understand everything before you obey. But here’s the truth: ELOHIYM didn’t call you to understand. He called you to trust.




Look at Avraham again. When ELOHIYM told him to leave his home, his comfort zone, and go to a land He would show him—ELOHIYM didn’t hand him a map. There was no full itinerary, no timeline, no “GPS”—just one word: go.




And Avraham had a decision to make. He could have waited for every detail, every answer, every reassurance—or he could take that first step into the unknown.




IVRIYM 11:8 says, “By faith, Avraham obeyed… and he went out, not knowing where he was going.” That’s what trust looks like.




Faith isn’t about moving when you understand everything. It’s about moving because you trust the One who gave the command.




It’s choosing to step forward even when the path ahead is foggy. It’s believing that ELOHIYM knows exactly where He’s leading you, even when you don’t have a clue.




But let’s be honest: many of us are stuck. Not because ELOHIYM hasn’t spoken, but because we’re still trying to figure it all out. We’re caught in cycles of overthinking. We say we’re waiting on ELOHIYM, but really we’re waiting on full clarity. We want control before we commit.




But friend, that’s not faith. Faith says, “I don’t know the outcome, but I trust ELOHIYM with it.” Faith says, “I don’t see the full picture, but I’ll follow His voice.”




Kepha learned this on the water. When YAHUSHA told him to come, he stepped out of the boat and did the impossible. He walked on water.




But the moment Kepha took his eyes off YAHUSHA, the moment he started overthinking, the moment he tried to make sense of what didn’t make sense—he began to sink.




And isn’t that what happens to us? We begin in faith. We start strong. We believe ELOHIYM. We trust His promise. But then the wind picks up. The waves rise. The fear creeps in. And instead of focusing on the voice that called us, we focus on everything that could go wrong.




We stop looking at YAHUSHA, and we start sinking into anxiety, into doubt, into confusion—not because ELOHIYM failed, but because we gave our minds permission to control what only faith was meant to carry.




So hear this today: letting go is not weakness. It’s faith.




Letting go of control. Letting go of the need to know. Letting go of the fear that’s been holding you back.




Because ELOHIYM never said, “Figure it out.” He said, “Follow Me.”




And if you’ll shift your focus back to Him—if you’ll stop staring at the wind and waves—you’ll realize that the same ELOHIYM who called you out of the boat is the One who can keep you from sinking.




He’s not asking for your strategy. He’s asking for your surrender.




So take the step even if you don’t know what’s next. Even if the future isn’t clear, because obedience is your job—and outcomes are His.




And you’ll never know what ELOHIYM can do through you until you let go of the need to understand and simply trust.




Faith isn’t about having all the answers. It’s not about having the plan perfectly mapped out. It’s not about knowing every step before you take the first one.




Faith is about trusting the One who holds the plan—even when you can’t see a thing.




It’s saying, “ELOHIYM, I don’t know how this is going to work out, but I trust You.”




It’s choosing to take the next step even when your vision is clouded. It’s believing that ELOHIYM is guiding your feet even when you feel like you’re walking through the dark.




Some of us need to release the pressure of having it all figured out. We need to let go of the need to predict the outcome, calculate every risk, and control every variable—because the truth is, you’re never going to have all the answers. And that’s okay. ELOHIYM does.




So what if today, instead of stressing about the unknown, you started trusting the One who knows?




What if instead of replaying every possible scenario in your mind, you started resting in the reality that ELOHIYM is already in your future?




What if you stopped trying to fix it and started trusting that ELOHIYM already has?




Faith doesn’t mean you won’t feel fear. It doesn’t mean you won’t have doubts. It doesn’t mean you’ll never whisper, “ELOHIYM, are You sure about this?”




But what faith does mean is you don’t let those doubts stop you. You move forward anyway. You take the next step anyway. You show up anyway—because your trust in ELOHIYM is louder than the noise around you.




Remember when YAHUSHA told the disciples, “Let’s go to the other side”? He didn’t say it would be smooth. He didn’t say there wouldn’t be storms. But He gave them a destination.




And sure enough, a storm came. The winds blew. The waves crashed. And the disciples panicked. They thought they were going to drown.




But YAHUSHA wasn’t worried, because He already told them the outcome: we’re going to the other side.




Let me say it to you like this: the storm doesn’t cancel the promise. The waves don’t change the word. If YAHUSHA said you’re going to make it, then you’re going to make it.




He’s not bound by what you see. He’s not shaken by what you fear. He’s not surprised by the storm. He’s above it.




So today, let go of the burden to understand everything. Let go of the fear that says you need to know what’s next. Let go of the pressure to solve what only ELOHIYM can handle.




And simply say, “ELOHIYM, I trust You even when I don’t see the way. ELOHIYM, I trust You.” Because He already knows the way, and that’s all you need.




Let me remind you of something you may have forgotten in the middle of your storm: ELOHIYM already gave the word—you’re going to the other side.




The winds may be howling. The waves may be high. But that storm does not cancel what ELOHIYM spoke over your life.




YAHUSHA wasn’t shaken when the storm came. He didn’t panic like the disciples. Why? Because He already told them the outcome.




The destination didn’t change just because the weather did. The storm didn’t rewrite the promise, and neither will yours.




Maybe you’re overthinking again. Maybe you’re trying to calculate every possibility, replaying every scenario, waiting until everything makes sense.




But let me tell you: you don’t have to figure it all out. You just have to trust the One who already has.




We live in a world addicted to deadlines. “By 30, you should own a house.” “By next year, you should be in a better position.”




And when it doesn’t happen on our timetable, frustration creeps in. We begin to wonder, “Did ELOHIYM even hear me?” We question the silence. We measure our progress by the world’s schedule instead of ELOHIYM’s perfect timing.




But here’s what I need you to hear: ELOHIYM’s delay is not denial. Just because it hasn’t happened yet doesn’t mean it’s not going to happen. Just because it didn’t come when you expected doesn’t mean it won’t come at all.




QOHELETH (Ecclesiastes) 3:11 says He has made everything beautiful in its time. Not in your time. Not in your schedule. Not on your clock. But in His time. And His time is always right, always good, always purposeful.




Some of you are weary—not because ELOHIYM isn’t moving, but because He isn’t moving fast enough for your liking.




You’ve attached your peace to a calendar. But faith doesn’t operate on deadlines. It operates on divine alignment.




Maybe you’re thinking, “By now, I should have been further.” But what if ELOHIYM is protecting you? What if He’s not rushing the process because He’s preparing the promise?




What if what you call waiting is actually ELOHIYM working beneath the surface? He’s not punishing you. He’s positioning you. He’s not holding you back. He’s holding you together.




So stop measuring your progress by human timelines. Stop doubting ELOHIYM just because He didn’t move on your schedule.




His plan is greater. His timing is perfect. His vision is eternal.




You may not be where you thought you’d be, but you are exactly where ELOHIYM needs you to be for what He’s building next.




Keep trusting. Keep walking. Keep believing.




Because when ELOHIYM moves, it won’t be rushed. It’ll be right. And when He fulfills His promise, it will be more beautiful than you could have ever imagined.




Let’s talk about timing—not yours, but ELOHIYM’s.




Because sometimes what feels like a delay is actually divine strategy in motion.




Remember the story of Elʽazar (Lazarus). Miryam (Mary) and Marthah (Martha) sent for YAHUSHA because their brother was dying. They had a clear timeline in mind. They expected YAHUSHA to drop everything and come immediately.




But He didn’t. YAHUSHA waited.




And in that waiting, Elʽazar died.




Can you imagine the heartbreak, the confusion? They must have thought, “Adon, we called for You. Where were You? If only You had shown up on time, this wouldn’t have happened.”




But here’s what they didn’t realize: they were asking for a healing—but YAHUSHA had planned a resurrection.




They wanted their brother to recover. But YAHUSHA wanted the entire world to witness His power over death.




If YAHUSHA had come earlier, skeptics might have said, “Maybe Elʽazar just got better.” But when YAHUSHA raised him from the grave four days later, there was no denying ELOHIYM was at work.




And maybe that’s where you are right now. You’ve prayed, you’ve cried, you’ve waited, and now you feel like it’s too late. You think if ELOHIYM was going to come through, He would have by now.




But friend, what if the delay is not denial? What if it’s divine preparation for something bigger than you even asked for?




You see, we experience time one moment at a time—minute by minute, day by day. But ELOHIYM sees the whole picture. He’s not just looking at your now. He’s aligning everything—your heart, your character, your surroundings—for the right moment, not just the soonest moment.




What you call late, ELOHIYM calls on time.




Think about Yoseph (Joseph). He had a dream from ELOHIYM—a vision of leadership, of greatness. But before that dream came true, he was betrayed by his brothers, thrown into a pit, sold into slavery, falsely accused, and thrown into prison.




If anyone had a reason to ask, “ELOHIYM, where are You? Why is this taking so long?” it was Yoseph.




But every delay, every setback was positioning him for the palace. Because when the famine came, Yoseph was exactly where ELOHIYM needed him—not only to fulfill the dream, but to save an entire nation.




So, if you’re in a season that feels like a delay, let me speak this over you: ELOHIYM is not late. He’s setting you up. He’s building your story into a testimony that will shake lives.




Don’t despise the process. Don’t curse the wait. Don’t assume silence means absence.




ELOHIYM is working while you’re waiting. He’s preparing the stage for something greater than you’ve imagined.




And when He moves, when the promise finally manifests, it will be undeniable that it was the hand of ELOHIYM all along.




So hold on. Stay faithful. Trust His timing—because the delay is not wasted. It’s woven with purpose.




Let’s go back to Yoseph. The dream he carried was real, but so was the journey. He was chosen to lead, but not before he was betrayed, sold, falsely accused, and forgotten in prison.




And yet, all of it was necessary.




Because if Yoseph had been promoted too early, he wouldn’t have been ready. If he had been released from prison a day too soon, he would have missed the very moment that aligned him with Pharaoh’s dream.




The timing of his rise wasn’t coincidence—it was divine orchestration.




Sometimes ELOHIYM takes you the long way, not to punish you, but to prepare you.




You may want the door to open now, but what if that door leads to a weight you’re not yet built to carry?




You may be begging for the blessing, but what if the blessing would crush you without the character ELOHIYM is building in this season?




We serve an ELOHIYM who is not in a rush. He’s not anxious. He’s not scrambling to meet your deadline. He holds time in His hands.




And while we’re busy asking, “ELOHIYM, why is this taking so long?” He might be gently asking, “My child, why are you in such a hurry?”




What if your waiting is actually your training? What if this pause is ELOHIYM’s preparation room for the very thing you’ve prayed for?




YESHA’YAHU (Isaiah) 40:31 reminds us: those who wait on YAHUAH shall renew their strength.




Waiting isn’t wasted. It’s where your roots go deep. It’s where your strength is renewed, your vision refined, your heart matured.




Even YAHUSHA, the Son of ELOHIYM, waited. He spent 30 years preparing for a three-year ministry. Think about that. If YAHUSHA wasn’t rushed into His purpose, why do we feel pressure to hurry ours?




So what do you do while you’re waiting?




You trust. You stay faithful. You keep believing. You don’t stop preparing just because promotion hasn’t come yet.




Because when it’s ELOHIYM’s time, nothing can stop it. And when it’s not ELOHIYM’s time, nothing you do will force it to happen faster.




ELOHIYM sees what you can’t. He knows what you don’t. And He’s always working even when it feels like He’s silent.




So instead of asking, “When will it happen?” start declaring, “ELOHIYM, I trust that You’re preparing me.”




Instead of being frustrated by the delay, start praising Him for the development.




Because when ELOHIYM moves, it will be greater than you imagined, richer than you expected, and exactly on time.




Maybe right now the pressure feels unbearable. You’re exhausted. The weight is heavy. The responsibilities keep piling up. The battles don’t seem to end. And you’ve whispered in your heart, “I have to fix this. I have to make this work. I have to fight this battle on my own.”




But let me give you a truth that will set you free: the battle is not yours. It’s YAHUAH’s.




You were never designed to carry this on your own. You were never asked to fight in your own strength.




You’re not your own provider, your own rescuer, your own deliverer. ELOHIYM is.




Some of us are weary because we’ve taken on burdens ELOHIYM never assigned to us. We’re trying to fix problems that only He can solve. We’re swinging in a battle He already promised to win.




No wonder we’re tired.




But today, let that weight fall off your shoulders. You were never meant to carry it.




Let go of the pressure. Release the panic. Hand over the fight—because the One who never loses a battle is standing right beside you.




And He’s already moving.




In DIVREI HAYAMIYM SHENIY (2 Chronicles) 20:15, ELOHIYM told His people: do not be afraid or discouraged because of this vast army, for the battle is not yours, but ELOHIYM’s.




The people of Yehudah (Judah) were staring down a hopeless situation. Armies had surrounded them. From every human perspective, they didn’t stand a chance.




Fear could have paralyzed them. Despair could have silenced their praise. But instead of trying to figure out a battle plan in their own strength, they turned their hearts toward ELOHIYM.




And ELOHIYM responded: you don’t even need to fight this one. I’ve already claimed the victory.




That’s the word someone needs right now. You’ve been wrestling with a problem for too long. You’ve been carrying stress that was never meant to sit on your shoulders. You’ve been trying to control outcomes, fix broken pieces, and push through battles with everything you have left.




But ELOHIYM is standing right there whispering, “Why are you carrying that? That battle belongs to Me.”




Here’s the truth: when you try to fight in your own strength, you limit what ELOHIYM can do through His power. You’re so busy strategizing, fixing, planning, and overthinking that you’re not leaving space for miracles to manifest.




But when you finally surrender—when you say, “ELOHIYM, this is too big for me, but it’s not too big for You”—something shifts.




You stop striving. You stop manipulating. You stop trying to control what only ELOHIYM can handle.




And in that moment of surrender, you make room for the supernatural.




Sometimes the greatest act of faith isn’t charging into battle. It’s standing still and trusting that ELOHIYM is already moving.




Think about David when he faced Golyath. The entire army of Yisra’el was shaking in fear because they couldn’t stop looking at how massive the giant was. But David saw something different. He wasn’t focused on the size of the threat. He was focused on the size of his ELOHIYM.




That’s why he could boldly declare in SHEMU’EL RI’SHON (1 Samuel) 17:47 that the battle is YAHUAH’s.




David didn’t wear Sha’ul’s (Saul’s) armor. He didn’t need military strategy. He walked into that valley with nothing but faith and a few smooth stones.




Because his confidence wasn’t in what he carried in his hands. His confidence was in Who stood behind him.




And because of that faith, the victory was decided before the stone ever left his sling.




That’s the kind of trust ELOHIYM is calling you into. The kind of faith that says, “I don’t know how this is going to work out, but I believe ELOHIYM is already ahead of me.”




The kind of peace that whispers: I don’t have to carry this weight because my Father is handling it.




Right now, maybe you’re facing a battle in your finances. Maybe there’s a war going on in your home, in your relationships, or in your mental health. Maybe you’re fighting silent battles that no one else even knows about.




And it feels like you’re running out of options—like the weight is getting heavier by the day.




But I want to remind you of this: ELOHIYM has never lost a battle. And He’s not about to start with yours.




Stop trying to fight alone. Stop trying to carry what’s meant for His hands, not yours.




Let go. Surrender. And watch ELOHIYM do what only He can do.




Win battles in ways that make no sense, in times you least expect, with outcomes beyond anything you could have achieved on your own—because the battle was never yours to begin with.




You’ve been wrestling with anxiety, with fear, with depression, and you’ve been trying to fight it all on your own. But listen: ELOHIYM is speaking to you right now, saying, “Stop trying to carry this in your own strength. This battle belongs to Me.”




When you truly understand that the battle is YAHUAH’s, everything shifts.




You stop striving to win the fight and start standing in the victory that is already won.




That doesn’t mean you fold your arms and do nothing. No. It means you rise up in faith, not fear. It means you pray with boldness instead of panic. It means you speak the promises of ELOHIYM with authority instead of letting the enemy fill your mind with lies and doubt.




Remember what happened at the Red Sea? Yisra’el stood trapped—Pharaoh’s army behind them, the sea in front of them—and it looked like the end.




But then SHEMOTH (Exodus) 14:14 says: YAHUAH will fight for you; you need only to be still.




In that stillness, ELOHIYM moved. He made a way where there was no way. He parted the waters, and what looked like a dead end became the very path to deliverance.




That’s what happens when you stop trying to control the outcome and start trusting the One who holds it.




ELOHIYM fights battles in ways you can’t imagine. He opens doors you didn’t see. He brings breakthrough that makes it undeniably clear: this wasn’t your doing—this was His power.




So today, I don’t know what battle you’re in. Maybe it’s in your mind, your family, your finances, or your future.




But I do know this: you are not fighting alone. You were never meant to carry this weight by yourself.




ELOHIYM is with you. He is for you. And He is already moving on your behalf.




Let go of the fear. Release the anxiety. Stop trying to figure it all out.




Because the battle isn’t yours. It’s YAHUAH’s, and He’s already at work.




So before we end, I want to invite you to take a moment and breathe. Let go of the pressure. Let go of the fear. And let’s shift our focus back to the One who holds it all together.




If you’ve been carrying a weight you were never meant to carry, this is your moment to surrender it to ELOHIYM.




Let’s pray together.




Heavenly Father, we come before You with hearts wide open, laying down every weight we’ve carried, every fear we’ve nurtured, and every battle we’ve tried to fight alone. Today, we surrender.




We confess that we’ve tried to fix things in our own strength, but we now acknowledge that the battle is not ours—it’s Yours.




You are our defender, our refuge, our ever-present help in time of trouble. Teach us to be still and know that You are ELOHIYM. Teach us to trust when we cannot trace. Strengthen our faith when our eyes cannot see.




Remind us that You are always working—even in the silence, even in the waiting, even in the storm.




We declare Your Word over our lives: that no weapon formed against us shall prosper; that all things work together for our good; and that You who began a good work in us will carry it to completion.




Father, we ask that You quiet every anxious thought. Silence the voice of the enemy. Flood our minds with Your peace—the kind of peace that surpasses all understanding.




Help us to walk in victory, not fear. Help us to speak life, not worry. Help us to rest in Your power, not strive in our weakness.




We believe that You are fighting for us; that You are parting seas we cannot part; that You are making ways we cannot see.




So we trust You with our lives, our battles, our futures.




We declare today: the battle is Yours, and we rest in the victory that is already won—in the mighty, matchless Name of YAHUSHA HA’MASHIACH.




Amein.