
3 Powerful Lessons From Queen Esther's Life of Faith and Courage
The book of Esther demonstrates God's divine intervention in protecting His people through the courage of one remarkable woman. Here are the key lessons we can learn from her story:

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God's Invisible Hand of Deliverance
- Though God is never directly mentioned in the book, His intervention is evident throughout
- Esther's selection as queen, Mordecai's discovery of the assassination plot, and the timing of key events show divine orchestration
- God continues to work behind the scenes in believers' lives today (Romans 8:28)

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Courage to Do What's Right
- Esther risked her life by approaching the king uninvited
- She chose to act despite potential death, saying "If I perish, I perish!"
- This demonstrates the importance of standing firm in faith, even when facing adversity
- Small acts of everyday courage in following God's laws matter just as much as dramatic moments
The Power of Fasting and Prayer
- Esther called for three days of fasting before approaching the king
- Biblical fasting serves multiple purposes:
- Repentance
- Seeking God's guidance
- Overcoming wickedness
- Finding deliverance from danger
- Drawing closer to God
- Fasting combined with prayer remains a powerful spiritual tool
The story of Esther, set over 2,500 years ago, continues to provide relevant lessons about faith, courage, and divine providence in our lives today.

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