G od is more than able to do whatsoever He has promised. No matter how bad a situation might have turned; God is still able to overturn it. This is an understanding that you must possess in your heart. With this understanding, you will find that you can never be disadvantaged. This was the
kind of heart at work in David.

According to the scriptures, David had lost his entire family and clan to the Amalekites (1Samuel 30:2);
everyone was taken captive, along with his possessions. It seemed that in the twinkling of an eye, David’s entire life had been reduced to nothing. What a really discouraging situation near to hopelessness. Yet, we see David encouraging himself and going before the Lord to commune with Him in prayer. What a great lesson for us today. In the end, we see David experiencing full restoration and multiplication right out of nothingness. Halleluyah!

There is no impossibility with God, and therefore, no limit to what God can do in your life. We learn from David that the strength to overtake and recover comes in the place of prayers and fellowship with the Lord. As David stayed with the Lord, he received supernatural faith and counsel on how and when to move. In the end, what seemed like a hopeless situation became a mighty testimony. Halleluyah!