Winners

On May 15, 2023   /   Word of the Day   /   Leave a comment

Romans 8: 37

But in all these things we overwhelmingly conquer through Him who loved us.

This verse clearly tells us that through Christ we are able to overcome all the situations of life. Not only do we conquer but we overwhelmingly conquer. We do not have to be defeated Christians. So well do I remember when in California I began to meet Christians who were healthy, wealthy and wise. Now that is exactly what I wanted to be. I was attracted to them because of their successful lifestyle. Then as I began to know them, I saw a closeness with the Lord Jesus that I didn’t even know was possible. I remember clearly one person telling me how he takes Jesus with him to business meetings. He revolutionized my thinking. His entire life was lived for Jesus and the Kingdom of God. He told me a financial goal he had. It was for he and his family to live on 10% of their income and give God 90%. Wow! And they were living good. What ground-breaking thinking. I have never recovered from my association with that man and his family and bless God I hope I never do.

If, when you read the scriptures, you believe them in your heart, then your thinking should undergo a transformation too. When we believe Christ and the scriptures, we will cease believing in the sickness and defeat of the world and begin to believe in the wonder working power of our God. We will rise above the challenges of the world and small thinking people. We shall become overwhelmingly victorious because of Him. He has already overcome everything for us. Now we must begin to believe Him at a new, more inspired level. Who are we going to choose to believe, the world or our Lord? Think about it. When you meditate on his greatness so that his truths anchor in your heart then you shall become an overwhelming conqueror too.

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God . . . never fails

On March 13, 2017   /   Word of the Day   /   Leave a comment

1 Corinthians 13: 4 – 8

Love is patient, love is kind, and is not jealous; love does not brag and is not arrogant, does not act unbecomingly; it does not seek its own, is not provoked, does not take into account a wrong suffered, does not rejoice in unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth; bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails.

Today ends this series. I hope you have enjoyed it. We know better than ever the very nature and character of God. Today’s final entry is a good conclusion. If we cannot remember all sixteen attributes of love, this one certainly seems to say it all, Love never fails. Yahoo! Translate that – it means God will never, ever fail us. We may fall short of the prize but God never has, never will. He does not fail.

You are born of this great love, you know. So, you have all the power of love living inside you. You need not fail, ever. “Greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world” (1 John 4: 4). The great one is He who has taken up residence within you. His power is yours, even His love is yours. We can express all that God is but not through our own strength and willpower. As we intertwine with Him we learn to express that integration. God brings out the best in us. He infuses everything that we are with everything He is. It’s like having a constant blood infusion of God’s blood, or should we say, of Jesus’ blood. There is so much revelation buried in that statement that we could camp out for months on its truth. This is who you are though, the born of love, born of the greater one you. You are God’s greatest miracle. You may see flaws but they are only skin deep, truly.

Love truly is power and you are heir to this unfailing power. I think you are justified in shouting right here. Love never fails, so God never fails and He, God, is enmeshed, intermingled, intertwined, intermixed and co-mingled in your DNA. You have God’s life blood flowing through your veins. When we all get a big revelation of all of this we will walk on water, heal the sick, raise the dead and do even more than Jesus as he said we would (John 14: 12). If we knew what a great miracle God had wrought in us, truly nothing would be impossible to us . (Matthew 17: 20).

Whatever you aspire to, whatever dreams and ambitions you hold in your heart the love which is God longs to fulfill them all. Regardless of past failures, despite the naysayers, the most powerful force on earth believes with you and in you. Don’t give up and don’t give in because love never does and . . . love never fails.

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