We’ve all been there – that moment when something happens and you think, “This just isn’t right. I shouldn’t have to put up with this.” That feeling is called indignation. It’s more than just annoyance, but a deep resistance to accept what feels unfair.
What makes people indignant today?
For some, it’s the weight of debt. For others, it’s working tirelessly but never moving forward, or feeling trapped in circumstances that don’t reflect their effort. Many are indignant about being overlooked, mistreated, or simply stuck.
Do not allow indignation to form frustration, but use it as fuel that will drive transformation— especially in your finances.
The Bible tells us about Job, a man who suffered deeply. Yet contrary to what many thought, he did not succumb to his pain. In Job 23:2-4 we read: “Even today my complaint is bitter; My hand is listless because of my groaning. Oh, that I knew where I might find Him, that I might come to His seat! I would present my case before Him…”
Job wasn’t simply complaining; he refused to accept his suffering as the end of his story. He longed to stand before God’s Throne and plead his case. What Job didn’t realise was that God was already watching, ready to step in at the right moment.
Instead of resigning to debt, financial pressure, or situations that weigh us down, we can use indignation to seek change.
Here’s how to start:
For those struggling with credit card debt, there will also be a special prayer for you too. It’s time to believe that freedom is possible.
The question is: Will you let indignation turn into bitterness, or will you use it as fuel to transform your finances?
Get ready to present your case before God and let indignation be the key that unlocks transformation.
Event: The Outcry of the Indignant
Day and time: Monday 15th September at 7:30pm (also at 7am, 10am and 3pm)
Location: Your local Universal Church
