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Afflictions will come

  • Writer: Linda Mckinzie
    Linda Mckinzie
  • Aug 25
  • 2 min read

He Delivers Out of ALL of Them

Psalm 34:19 (KJV) — “Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of them all.”

Notice the verse doesn’t say the righteous are exempt from affliction  it says they’re many. Trouble doesn’t skip you because you’re walking right with God. But it does tell you something greater: none of it  not one affliction  is bigger than His deliverance. Not the one you’re in right now. Not the one still ahead. All of them.

I have to talk to you specifically if you’ve been carrying this alone  believing that because you’re doing everything right, you shouldn’t still be going through. That’s not how this works. Affliction is not evidence that God left. It’s the very place He promised to show up.

But God never said walk it alone. He said He delivers. That’s not a maybe  it’s not “some of them” or “the easy ones.” It’s all of them. The finances. The diagnosis. The relationship. The thing you haven’t told anybody. All of it is already inside His reach.

 

So here’s what to do while you’re waiting on the deliverance:

1. Stop measuring your righteousness by whether trouble shows up — measure it by whether you keep trusting Him inside of it.

2. Speak the whole verse, not half of it. Don’t just declare the affliction — declare the deliverance out loud over it.

3. Bring someone into it. “Alone” is the lie affliction thrives on — call your covering, your prayer partner, somebody.

Pray this out loud:

Father, I thank You that I am not walking through this by myself. You said You deliver me out of ALL my afflictions, and I’m holding You to Your Word. Where I’ve been carrying this in silence, I release it to You now. Strengthen me while I wait, and let this affliction become the very place Your faithfulness gets proven. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

 
 
 

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