If you've walked with God for awhile, you're going to come up against some opposition. I call the Gospel the sweet and sour good news. The sour side of the Gospel is when He begins to mold you into the image of His Son Jesus Christ. You're clay in His hands and He'll squeeze, push, pull, and twist you into His character. We're NEW creachers in Christ. He molded you together in your mothers womb, and He will do the same thing to the New you in the palms of His hands. It's not fun and it's not something you're going to want to deal with.  A test can be anything depending upon the person. But....the sour wine will ALWAYS turn into sweet wine, right on time, if you stay in line.  Don't run from it. Because wherever you go, it's gonna follow. You will face tribulations, persecutions, set backs, people will disown you, lie about you, etc. Jesus said if they persecuted me their gonna persecute you. Allot of the time when you go through "some Stuff"  the devils going to be right there whispering in you ear things like, you  messed up this time. You blew it. God blesses His people, He doesn't give them a hard time like what your going through, on and on. But the cold truth is God WILL give you struggles and put you through some stuff. And He'll even use the devil to do it. Don't forget, the devil is God's devil. And the devil wants to sift you, me and every other christian like wheat if he can. Before Jesus went to the cross He said peter, Satan has asked if he can sift you like wheat. But I have prayed for you. And God let 2 messagers (Angels) of Satan to harass Paul with the "thorn in the flesh" what ever that was. Sometimes even Christians will attack you. That's just the way it is. The devil isn't out dancing with the prostitutes and drug addicts at night, He's already got them. He's trying to bust up God's people. Divide and conquer. And he's good at it. But Listen To Me. Don't retaliate. Don't follow the righteous anger Gig either. That line of thinking has got some holes in it. Let God handle it. He will.  It's not if, but when. When these trials come, it's not because God's left you, or you're in sin, or you blew it.  It's because God knows what He's doing, and He's doing a Good work.