The Scripture used here is 1 Samuel 29 where David is confronted by Achish (who too accompanies the Philistinian army to oppose the armies of Israel under the command of King Saul, the very jealous villain who forced David into becoming a fugitive); David is told to "return" to his camp in the territory allotted to him by the Philistines for safe keeping.

When David and his men (those under his command) returns to his camp called "Ziklag," there he finds that their homes had been plundered by the long-time infamous enemies of Israel, the Amalekites (the very army who attacked Israel when they had first came out of Egypt in the days of Moses).  Along with their houses being burned down, all of their wives and children were abducted and taken to the camp of the enemy.

David's men rise to stone him.  And in a state of loneliness, desperation and bereavement, "David encourages himself in the Lord," and seeks the counsel of God.  When David ask whether he should pursue this troop and overtake them, the Lord responds, "Pursue, Overtake, and without fail YOU SHALL RECOVER ALL."

This sermon is geared towards those who have loss much in this life due to some very unfortunate and unforeseen circumstances.  And not only does this sermon encourage the bereft individuals to hold on, but through the power of prophetic utterance, a new door is open to its hearers upon the declaration of the word that "YOU SHALL RECOVER ALL."  

I pray this portion of the service really knock your socks off, and then have them put back on as a mark of the beginning of you recovering all that you have lost.

I love you,

Pastor Mike

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