In a world that constantly reminds us of our limitations, we're invited into a transformative truth: God is with us, always. This message centers on Acts 18:23, where Paul embarks on his third missionary journey with one clear purpose—strengthening all disciples. Not just some, but all. We discover that true strength doesn't come from our own abilities or willpower, but from acknowledging our weakness and allowing God's power to work through us. The sermon unpacks 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, revealing that God's power is actually perfected in our weakness. When we stop pretending we have it all together and honestly admit our need for divine strength, we create space for God to fill us completely. Throughout Scripture—from Deuteronomy 31:6 to Joshua 1:9 to Psalm 139—we find the recurring promise that God will never leave us or forsake us. His presence isn't conditional on our performance or dependent on our circumstances. Whether we're walking through valleys of suffering or standing on mountaintops of blessing, Christ is with us. This isn't just comforting theology; it's ground-shaking reality that should fundamentally change how we approach each day. We're challenged to set daily reminders of this truth, to encourage one another actively rather than falling into apathy, and to humble ourselves under God's mighty hand. The call isn't simply to be strong—it's to be strong because we have God with us wherever we go.