STILL BRINGING DOWN THE GIANTS

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1 Chronicles 20:8

These Philistines were descendants of the giants of Gath, but David and his warriors killed them.


The victory of the believer should not just be a story of past exploits. No, it is a daily experience, a continuous event because it was done not just for a season but for all time.


Psalms 16:11

You will show me the way of life, granting me the joy of your presence and the pleasures of living with you forever.


It is not a one time victory but a victory that has been settled so it is continuous.


Matthew 28:18

Jesus came and told his disciples, “I have been given all authority in heaven and on earth.


We read that David's slaying of the giant Goliath was not where his feats ended but actually the beginning of it. He and his men continued to enjoy victory because of God's favour.


This is also what the believer received but greater than this. It is not like of old when war was the norm:


1 Chronicles 20:1a

In the spring of the year, when kings normally go out to war, 


Yet still we have wars but they are not aways literal, in our days there are divers types of war which may not be via direct exchange on a battle field. We have economic war, biological wars, invasion with perverse ideology etc.


Our consolation is that no matter how they come our victory has been concluded in Christ Jesus.


So brethren understand that no matter the giants that arise today, the victory is still ours, He is the God of Yesterday, Today and Forever.


So keep praying, keep studying the word, keep worshipping, keep watching for the enemy would always try but our victory is sure.


Glory to God forevermore.


PRAYER

Thank You Heavenly Father for the victory You have given me in Christ Jesus. I won, I win and I continue to win. Glory to Your name Lord forevermore.


He calls us blessed.


Love 

@the watcher.

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