Have you ever wondered why it seems like the more you desire to follow God, the more opposition you face?
Why do some people seem determined to criticize you, misunderstand you, or stand against you? Why does obedience sometimes feel more difficult than compromise? Could it be that your struggles are not evidence that you've missed God's will-but proof that you've been chosen for it?
Picked Out to Be Picked On explores the often-overlooked truth that throughout Scripture, those whom God called were frequently the very ones who faced the greatest resistance. Joseph was betrayed by his brothers. Moses was targeted before he could even speak. David was hunted before he ever wore the crown. Jesus Himself was rejected before He was exalted.
In this encouraging and deeply biblical book, Frederick Perry Sr. helps readers discover how God transforms opposition into preparation, pain into purpose, and rejection into refinement.
Inside you'll discover:
- Why being chosen often attracts opposition
- How to recognize the difference between human and spiritual attacks
- Why God allows seasons of testing and refinement
- How to overcome discouragement without becoming bitter
- The purpose hidden behind persecution and misunderstanding
- How to stand confidently in your God-given identity
- How God uses your greatest struggles to prepare you for your greatest assignment
Written in a warm, conversational style, this book doesn't offer empty clich s or quick fixes. Instead, it walks beside you through Scripture, practical wisdom, and biblical encouragement to help you see your story through God's perspective.
If you've ever felt overlooked, misunderstood, rejected, or targeted simply because you're striving to live for Christ, this book will remind you of one life-changing truth:
You were never picked on because God abandoned you.
You were picked out because He chose you for something greater.
Your pain has a purpose.
Your resistance has a reason.
Your calling is worth every battle.
It's time to stop asking, "Why me?" and begin asking, "Lord, what are You preparing me for?"