You Can Win Day 14
28 Day Challenge
It Will
All Be Worth It
All Be Worth It
I know the grace of my Lord Jesus Christ, though he was rich, yet for my
sake He became poor, so that I through His poverty might be rich. 2 Corinthians
8:9.
sake He became poor, so that I through His poverty might be rich. 2 Corinthians
8:9.
When problems occur, sometimes it’s hard to see the victory
on the other side. But, we have to realize that we don’t have to see the
victory, just know it’s there.
on the other side. But, we have to realize that we don’t have to see the
victory, just know it’s there.
I like what Pastor Andre said on page 86 of “You Can Win”. Our “due season” has a date on it. As long as we stand on the word that promises
me victory, we can count on everything working out just fine. It’s not us manifesting the result, it’s God.
So, we can just sit back, speak the word, do our part and let God do His.
me victory, we can count on everything working out just fine. It’s not us manifesting the result, it’s God.
So, we can just sit back, speak the word, do our part and let God do His.
How can we be so confident?
The Bible tells us so. Paul said in the above scripture text, “I know
the grace of my Lord Jesus Christ…” It
is good to know what Jesus did for you on the cross. On a personal note, I know that God had
delivered me out of every bad situation in the past, and He will yet deliver me
out of the challenge I face today. He’ll do the same for you.
The Bible tells us so. Paul said in the above scripture text, “I know
the grace of my Lord Jesus Christ…” It
is good to know what Jesus did for you on the cross. On a personal note, I know that God had
delivered me out of every bad situation in the past, and He will yet deliver me
out of the challenge I face today. He’ll do the same for you.
So, it is my pleasure to love challenging people. It doesn’t
feel so good at the moment, but we have to do it nonetheless. We don’t do it for ourselves. We do it for them and for God. We serve God, not ourselves. So we needn’t
mind suffering a little while, because in the end it will all be worth it.
feel so good at the moment, but we have to do it nonetheless. We don’t do it for ourselves. We do it for them and for God. We serve God, not ourselves. So we needn’t
mind suffering a little while, because in the end it will all be worth it.
Together we stand, looking for our due season.
Thank you Pastor Andre. This 28-Day Challenge seems to give us goals to
look forward to every day—goals that matter.
And instead of being a lone ranger, together, as one body – Word of
Faith body – we can see victory in our lives.