05-08-2026 PART 2: Victory, Warfare, and the Kind of Person God Favors

Section 1

The program opens with an encouraging testimony from Rosalyn, who shares how well her dance performance went and how clearly she sensed the Lord helping her through it. What could have been overwhelming instead became joyful, fast-moving, and filled with confidence as she experienced what she described as Jesus “dancing with” her. At the same time, she honestly discusses the spiritual battle that followed almost immediately afterward, where fear and doubt tried to convince her that God would not help her again the next time. The response highlights a reality every believer faces—after moments of victory often comes spiritual warfare aimed at planting doubt and discouragement. Scripture becomes the weapon against those lies, with reminders that God has not given a spirit of fear and that Jesus promised to remain with His people always.

Section 2

Shifting into Isaiah 66, the focus turns toward the character traits God Himself says He looks upon favorably. The passage begins by establishing God as Creator over everything, reinforcing that all creation exists because of Him and remains accountable to Him. From there, the emphasis moves into humility, which Scripture repeatedly presents as essential for walking closely with God. Pride places people in conflict with the Lord, while humility opens the door for grace and spiritual growth. Alongside humility comes brokenness or submissiveness in spirit, describing the process where believers surrender their own will, plans, and self-reliance in order to trust God more deeply and completely.

Section 3

The final portion centers on what it means to “tremble” at the Word of God, describing an attitude of deep honor, reverence, and respect toward Scripture. The Bible is presented not merely as a religious book, but as God’s communication to humanity, revealing truth, salvation, and guidance for life. This naturally ties into the DNA teaching—drawing near to the Lord daily, never being ashamed of Jesus or His Word, and always remaining ready to serve. The overall call is toward a life that stays yielded and attentive before God, recognizing that every breath, every opportunity, and every direction ultimately comes from Him. Those who live with humility, surrender, and reverence position themselves to walk closely with the Lord and reflect His truth faithfully.