We are often confronted with this particular challenge when we encounter the political forces that violently oppose God. This struggle embodies the very essence of our spiritual warfare. Without divine intervention, we would be subjected to persistent anguish and profound sadness in our moral confrontations with others. Our conscious will finds its victory when God exercises His sovereignty and brings all things under His dominion. Our duty, therefore, is to submit to this divine authority and embrace our role in this ongoing struggle. In an organized society, we carry the weighty responsibility of consciously engaging in the struggle against forces that seek to undermine our spiritual integrity. There are some individuals who mistakenly believe that they possess the power not only to maintain their own spiritual vigilance but also to awaken countless others from their slumber. However, we must recognize that we often encounter formidable forces that embody sin and destruction, and in this context, there exists only one force that transcends all conscious will: the effective will of God. We stand in resistance to idols, as they are lifeless manifestations; thus, we oppose the conscious wills of those who worship them. However, it is crucial to recognize that we cannot compel these individuals to alter their will. Our prayers for goodness can only be effective if God first dismantles the barriers that hold us back. It is essential for God to prevent humanity from falling into the illusion of divinity, allowing us to embrace the simplicity of being human. The myriad challenges we face in this morally corrupt world are undeniably the product of those who obstinately resist divine authority. God governs all circumstances because He holds sway over every conscious will. If God did not exercise control over these wills, the inhabitants of this vulnerable world would likely succumb to despair and self-destruction at critical junctures. The freedom of God allows Him to act in ways that liberate us; although He imposes His will, we find ourselves unable to arbitrarily alter our own conscious will or that of others. Any transformation in our consciousness is inherently dependent on the divine power of God. Our heartfelt desires emerge from our earnest efforts, yet we often find ourselves incapable of achieving the essential good through our own means. The most significant expression of our will is found in our praise of God and the articulation of our thoughts and feelings. All glory belongs to Him. We press on in our journey, understanding that it is solely through His strength that we can surmount the numerous obstacles that life presents. Ultimately, this divine governance is what serves our best interests. God's extraordinary power should be evident to all who hold positions of authority and influence.