In this message, we're challenged to confront the 'snake bites' in our lives - those painful experiences that can make us feel cursed or abandoned by God. Drawing from Paul's experience in Acts 28, where he was bitten by a viper yet suffered no harm, we're reminded that we are not defined by our setbacks but by our identity as overcomers in Christ. The central theme encourages us to 'shake off' our troubles, just as Paul shook off the snake, and to trust in God's protection and provision. This isn't about ignoring our pain, but about refusing to let it poison our faith or future. We're called to see beyond our immediate circumstances and recognize that God can use even our darkest moments for His glory and our growth. As believers, we're equipped with the authority to trample on snakes and scorpions - symbolic of overcoming spiritual attacks and life's challenges. This message invites us to step into our role as 'super overcomers,' not through our own strength, but through the power of Christ who lives in us.