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Devotional - 02nd Aug 2021

 'He that overcometh shall inherit all things, and I will be his God, and he shall be my son'
(Revelation 21:7).

If we desire to live a victorious life in Christ, we shall be overcomers.  Christ had won the victory on the cross; through his death and resurrection; and being our Judge and High Priest. God promised that all who are victorious will inherit all these blessings he has in store for us, and will be our God and we being his children. Every day we faced temptations and trials, but through Christ, as believers we can overcome them, by handing them over to Jesus. For greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world (1 John4:4). Satan knows he has been defeated and that he is doing everything in his power to carry out aggressive onslaught against all who  have been saved by the precious blood of the lamb. We know what Jesus Christ did for us at Calvary and has overcome the world, the flesh and Satan. Satan only has power when we give him control of our lives. Let Christ reigns in our lives and we give him full control of our heart, thoughts and attitudes. Trust Him and what he has done for us at Calvary. Christ had overcome the world and so can we, if we believe He is the Son of God and following his footsteps. It is only in Christ that we can be overcomers as our nature is to sin, we cannot do it in out own strength. We are co-labourers with Christ, heirs of God and joint-heir with Christ. We are united together in Him by faith. Let us seek to live a life of an overcomer, knowing our past, present and future victory is secure in Christ.

Have a wonderful day

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