Victory of the Risen King

This morning I was awakened by this single thought, the storms of life are not for the purposes of defeat, but for the greater purpose of victory.  They challenge us to find God in time need and test His ability to bring us through with greater vision and purpose.      Jesus has always expressed himself as ‘the way’ and continues to remind us all—nothing has changed!   So, you may have been momentarily put off in someway, but I urge you stop looking at others, stop looking around you and put your eyes on the living Christ.  If you have called on Him to save you, then He’s with you and close as the mention of His name. He reigns in power and is seated in the heavenlies.  During this time when we celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord, I believe the Lord is saying, ‘I want you fruitful and I do not want you defeated, and I want to bring you the victory of The ‘risen King’. He lives to make intercession for you, so that you might come through your circumstances with the victory that overcomes this world!  Christ Jesus—the king… Check yourself! Have you made Him Lord today? Because He surely lives in victory and wants you to overcome with Him—as King.  ‘He’s my King’.  That thought Reminds me of a message I heard by S. M. Lockridge entitled ‘That’s my King’.  It was a message delivered with a great anointing and unction with a continual reference to Jesus as, “My King!” He’s “my King!”  Is He your King today?  Be assured, His intention is to move you to a place of triumph through the power of His anointing.  ‘How’, you may ask?  Spend time with God and seek to walk in His presence and you will experience a greater anointing of His power and you will find an increase that’s guaranteed by His Holy Spirit.  It will move you closer to Him—guaranteed!

“Therefore Pilate said to Him, “So You are a king?” Jesus answered, “You say correctly that I am a king. For this I have been born, and for this I have come into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth hears My voice.””   ‭‭John‬ ‭18:37‬