Trisha Roselle: Never Alone! The Father is Always With Me (John 16:32)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 14/04/2021

Trisha Roselle: Never Alone! The Father is Always With Me (John 16:32)
John 16:32 in the Passion Translation says, “The time has come when you will all be scattered, and each one of you will go your own way, leaving me alone! Yet I am never alone, for the Father is always with me." Psalm 27:10, says, "When my father and my mother forsake me, then the Lord will take me up." You're not going to get the fully healing from rejection issues until you get it deep down in your spirit that you are loved and accepted and appreciated by the Lord.

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When you think of rejection, to me, it's misplaced identity. When you really don't know you are a son, you are a daughter, you're an heir in Christ. He loves you with an everlasting love, even though you were rejected at school. You may have experienced rejection growing up, maybe your teachers shamed you or made fun of you. That happened to me a lot in school and it really did a number on me. 

Many of us base our identity on what our peers think, what our teachers think about us. We make ourselves vulnerable to that. What about the movies? What about the actors and actresses? What about magazines? When girls are growing up, they're so impressionable. You're looking at these models that are flawless. They're airbrushed, but nobody is flawless, right? They're all working on doing something to get something, to look flawless. 

You compare yourself and that's such a trap of the enemy. If you don't love yourself, if you reject yourself, you will fall into that trap. So, let me ask you a question, “Who or what defines you?” Does the Word define you? Who defines you? Does media define you? Is it your job, your parents, your workplace, money, does that define you? What kind of a home you live in, does that define you? 

We should pray, "Lord, I want to see myself through your eyes. I don't want to see myself through what I think, I want to see myself through your eyes, Lord." If you are harboring any kind of unforgiveness, or self-loathing, focus on that and write it down, bring it before the Lord. God wants us to get to that place where we are trusting Him with our lives. God never wanted us to be separated from Him. When you're battling with rejection, I can promise you, you can be withdrawn from the Lord. There is a passive attitude towards God, because you don't believe that He loves you. 

I had to learn to repent and there was a judgment I had against my dad for being too busy, for not spending enough time with me. My father worked three jobs to support our family. When he was there, he would want to speak to me, but that was very far and few between because he worked so many hours. That affected me growing up. God is a loving Father, but if you've endured abuse, you might think that God is abusive or not interested in you. You need to say, "Lord, where am I with you? How do I see you?" Because sometimes, not always, but sometimes we can project our earthly father onto God the Father, that can hinder our healing.

We're going to pray and take authority over a spirit of rejection and any kind of root system or a generational curse of rejection that could be operating in your life. Some of the scriptures are that have ministered to me is that first of all God promises us that He will never leave us nor forsake us. 
When you feel alone, feeling that no one is there for you, He's always there for us. Hebrews 13:5, says, "Let your conversation be without covetousness and be content with such things as you have, for He has said, I will never ever leave you nor forsake you." 

Ephesians 1:5-7 (AMP)
"He predestined and lovingly planned for us to be adopted to Himself as His own children through Jesus Christ." None of us were accidents, all right? And it says here "With the kind, this kind of intention and good pleasure of His will to the praise of His glorious grace and favor, which He so freely bestowed on us in the beloved, His Son, Jesus Christ. In Him, we have redemption that is our deliverance and salvation through His blood, which paid the penalty for our sin and resulted in the forgiveness and complete pardon of our sin in according with the riches of His grace." 

He planned for us to be adopted. It wasn't like, "Oh, well this poor guy over here, doesn't have anybody, so let me welcome into My family." No, He planned for you Nate to be in the family.  Romans 3:22, "We are the righteousness of Christ through faith thus being made right before God."