How does worship relate to God's victory over our enemies?

In 2 Chronicles 20:21-22, the sequence of events demonstrates the power of worship in the context of divine victory. Jehoshaphat appointed singers to go before the army, proclaiming God's holiness and mercy. Their act of worship was a declaration of trust in God's ability to deliver them. It was as they began to sing and praise that the Lord set ambushes against their enemies. This narrative emphasizes that worship is not only an appropriate response to God’s character but is also a means through which God acts on behalf of His people. When Christians worship, they acknowledge God's sovereignty and power, which can lead to tangible outcomes in their lives as God fights their battles. Thus, worship in the face of trial is both an act of faith and a catalyst for divine intervention.