12/07/2014 - GOD’S GIFTS WILL BE WITH US

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But My faithfulness and My mercy shall be with him, and in My name his horn shall be exalted. Psalm 89.24

Among all things we can have from the Lord, his faithfulness is of utmost importance, since, even if we slip and fall into sin, he will remain faithful, for he cannot disown himself (2Timothy 2.13). Obviously, it will be good for you if you never fall, but if you do fall, remember that the Lord will never turn his back on you. This makes us feel loved and encouraged to continue trusting in him.

The Lord’s hopeful mercy comforts us. If some day you no longer feel loved by him, or start thinking that you surrendered yourself to the gospel by chance—without God’s participation—and that it does not matter how hard you try, nothing will ever be done for you, you need to remember that God has a plan for your life through salvation. And this is the reason why he rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of Jesus (Colossians 1.13).

The Lord never makes a mistake, so he certainly has a wonderful purpose for us. For that, he has led us into the ministry of the New Testament by forgiving our sins, saving our souls and granting us the right to become ministers of the New Covenant. His faithfulness and mercy will be with us until our last minute in this world; they will never leave us, therefore, we must be strong in faith.

When Adam committed high treason, deliberately committing sin, the power that man had received from God was degraded. In the beginning, the Lord gave power to the being he created in his own image, he gave him dominion over the birds of the air (devils), the fish of the sea (divine power) and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth (microscopic life), which, when they enter into contact with us, can cause us great harm.

With degraded power and no capacity to do anything on our own, we saw all kinds of evil and temptation successfully attacking us. But, when we were delivered from the kingdom of darkness and taken by the Father into the kingdom of His Son of His love, the name of Jesus exalted our power. Man recovered his authority over the enemy. The Most High is in the ministry of exalting our power in His name.

The Lord wants to exalt the power that you have received from him and raise you to assume your position in the spiritual world, originally established by him. There is no reason why you should watch the enemy attack you without doing anything. At this very moment, if you are suffering an attack of any forces from hell, do not knuckle under or chicken out; rebuke your affliction in the name of Jesus.

Stand firm, be courageous and, in the name of Jesus, send your affliction away; this way, your power will be exalted. Nothing is more real than the message that the Word brings into your heart. Make your power be exalted right now!

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares