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2026年6月27日
在每場戰鬥和每一個需要中信靠上帝
出埃及記第17章呈現了兩個強烈的事件，展現了上帝如何關懷祂的子民。首先，當以色列人因口渴而抱怨時，上帝從磐石中供應水（出埃及記17：1–7）。接著，當摩西舉手禱告時，祂賜予以色列戰勝亞瑪力人的勝利（出埃及記17：8–16）。這些經文共同教導我們，神既是我們的 供應者 ，也是我們的 勝利。
1. 即使我們的信心軟弱，神也會供應
在見證紅海的奇蹟和上帝每日供應嗎哪後，以色列人再次發現自己沒有水。他們沒有信靠上帝，反而質疑祂：
「主在我們中間嗎？」（出埃及記 17：7）
我們有多常像以色列？當困難出現時，我們可能會忘記上帝過去的信實，並懷疑祂是否仍與我們同在。然而，上帝的品格不會因為我們的處境改變而改變。
神沒有拋棄祂的子民，反而吩咐摩西擊打磐石，水便大量流出。這塊石頭成為上帝恩典的畫像。百姓因抱怨不配祂的供應，但神仍滿足了他們最深的需要。
這個事件也指向耶穌基督。使徒保羅寫道：
「因為他們喝了伴隨他們的屬靈磐石，那磐石就是基督。」（哥林多前書 10：4）
正如水從磐石流出賜生命，耶穌是永恆滿足我們渴求靈魂的活水。當我們來到祂面前時，我們會找到寬恕、平安、力量與永生。
2. 勝利來自於對上帝的依賴
以色列在獲得水源後不久，面臨另一項挑戰——與亞瑪力的戰鬥。
約書亞在戰場上作戰，而摩西則手持神的杖站在山丘上。每當摩西舉手，以色列便勝出。當他的手疲憊而垂落時，亞瑪力獲得了優勢。
這教導了一個重要的屬靈真理： 上帝呼召我們忠心工作，但我們的成功取決於祂。
3.「主是我的旗幟」
勝利後，摩西建造了一座祭壇並命名為：
「耶和華是我的旗幟」（耶和華·尼西）。 （出埃及記 17：15）
旗幟是升起在軍隊上方的旗幟，標示他們所屬的隊伍並凝聚大家。摩西以此命名祭壇，宣告以色列的勝利並非來自軍事力量，而是來自主本人。
今天，基督是我們的旗幟。
當試探來臨時，祂是我們的力量。
當恐懼壓倒我們時，祂是我們的避難所。
當我們面對不確定時，祂會先行一步。
我們的信心從不在於自己，而是在為祂子民而戰的那位。
我們祈禱：
天父，
感謝祢依祢完美的智慧，忠實地供應我們所需的一切。當我們在生活變得艱難時，請原諒我們懷疑祢的存在。請我們記住祢的信實，即使我們尚未看見答案，也要信靠祢。
主耶穌，請每天用祢的聖靈、祢的平安和喜樂充滿我們。請將我們的心緊貼在祢身邊，讓我們永遠不會在其他地方尋求持久的滿足。
天父，請教導我們，真正的勝利不是靠我們自己的力量，而是靠不斷依靠祢。幫助我們成為忠心禱告的人，在每個決定前尋求祢的指引，並在每一個挑戰中依靠祢的能力。
當我們感到疲憊時，請圍繞著忠心的弟兄姊妹，他們會鼓勵我們。讓我們願意在他人軟弱時給予力量，以愛與憐憫分擔彼此的重擔。
主啊，在祢的名下，我們找到希望、勇氣、保護與勝利。無論前方有多少曠野或戰鬥，請幫助我們以堅定的信心向前行，知道祢與我們同在，且永不離棄我們。
我們將榮耀、尊榮與讚美歸給祢。
奉耶穌基督全能的名禱告。阿門。
June 27 2026
Trusting God in Every Battle and Every Need
Exodus 17 presents two powerful events that reveal how God cares for His people. First, God provides water from the rock when Israel complains from thirst (Exodus 17:1–7). Then, He gives Israel victory over the Amalekites as Moses lifts his hands in prayer while Joshua leads the army in battle (Exodus 17:8–16). Together, these passages teach us that God is both our Provider and our Victory.
1. God Provides Even When Our Faith Is Weak
After witnessing the miracles of the Red Sea and God’s daily provision of manna, the Israelites again found themselves without water. Instead of trusting God, they questioned Him:
“Is the Lord among us or not?” (Exodus 17:7)
How often are we like Israel? When difficulties arise, we may forget God’s previous faithfulness and wonder whether He is still with us. Yet God’s character does not change because our circumstances change.
Rather than abandoning His people, God instructed Moses to strike the rock, and water flowed out abundantly. This rock became a picture of God’s grace. The people did not deserve His provision because of their complaints, yet God still satisfied their deepest need.
This event also points forward to Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul wrote:
“For they drank from the spiritual Rock that accompanied them, and that Rock was Christ.” (1 Corinthians 10:4)
Just as water flowed from the rock to give life, Jesus is the Living Water who satisfies our thirsty souls forever. When we come to Him, we find forgiveness, peace, strength, and eternal life.
2. Victory Comes Through Dependence on God
Soon after receiving water, Israel faced another challenge—a battle against Amalek.
Joshua fought on the battlefield while Moses stood on the hill with the staff of God. Whenever Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed. When his hands grew tired and dropped, Amalek gained the advantage.
This teaches an important spiritual truth: God calls us to work faithfully, but our success depends upon Him.
3. “The Lord Is My Banner”
After the victory, Moses built an altar and named it:
“The Lord is my Banner” (Jehovah Nissi). (Exodus 17:15)
A banner was a flag raised above an army, identifying whom they belonged to and rallying them together. By naming the altar this way, Moses declared that Israel’s victory did not come from military strength but from the Lord Himself.
Today, Christ is our Banner.
When temptation comes, He is our strength.
When fear overwhelms us, He is our refuge.
When we face uncertainty, He goes before us.
Our confidence is never in ourselves but in the One who fights for His people.
We pray:
Heavenly Father,
Thank You for faithfully provide everything we need according to Your perfect wisdom. Forgive us for the times we doubt Your presence when life becomes difficult. Help us to remember Your faithfulness and to trust You even when we cannot yet see the answer.
Lord Jesus, fill us each day with Your Holy Spirit, Your peace, and Your joy. Keep our hearts close to You so that we may never seek lasting satisfaction anywhere else.
Father, teach us that true victory comes not through our own strength but through continual dependence on You. Help us to become people of faithful prayer, seeking Your guidance before every decision and relying on Your power in every challenge.
When we grow weary, surround us with faithful brothers and sisters who will encourage us. Make us willing to strengthen others when they are weak, bearing one another’s burdens with love and compassion.
Lord, under Your name we find hope, courage, protection, and victory. No matter what wilderness or battle lies ahead, help us to walk forward with unwavering faith, knowing that You are with us and that You will never leave nor forsake us.
We give You all the glory, honor, and praise.
In the mighty name of Jesus Christ we pray. Amen.