All believers go through times of hardship, but some Christians constantly seem to go from one trial to the next. In this sermon, David Wilkerson talks about the important message that God has for all of his children who are suffering, but especially those who seem to experience perpetual hardship. One of the key steps is remembering that God has worked miracles in our lives before and holding onto our faith in the Lord's power, regardless of our circumstances.

In this unique and surprising sermon, David Wilkerson explores biblical examples of God dealing with the enemies of his people. Getting even with our enemies does not mean that we curse them or wish them harm. Instead, we are to show mercy and kindness, allowing the Lord to deal with those who persecute us. "Do not rejoice when your enemy falls" (Psalm 109:28, NKJV). We are to overcome evil with good (Romans 12:21).

God's people are his temple where Christ will be a high priest and king. In this sermon, David Wilkerson talks about how the prophesy to King David that he would have an heir on the throne forever is important for Christians today. Modern believers are living the days that all the Old Testament prophets hoped and longed for because we have the final king with us. Why would we ever search for anything 'more' in spiritual fads and popular charlatans when we have the fulfillment of this prophesy? We will only be drawn to these things if we have not kept Christ on the throne of our hearts.