“No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.”
Truth: You are more than a conqueror
We live in a day of victimhood. It is so easy to defer responsibility to the government, the authorities in our lives, the sins against us…add your own. This is our list of all the reasons why we are stuck, depressed, defeated, addicted, unhappy, discontent. God does not want us to live this way. Yes, the Lord understands that life is hard. Sin is alive and well and is a very powerful force in our lives. The good news is that God is also alive and well and is much more powerful than any force that comes against us. The even better news is that God will give us His power to overcome all these things. God’s intent is for us to live as more than conquerors. See, he will not just help us overcome, he will empower us to conquer. “More than conquerors” means that once we have overcome, we can enjoy the blessings of the conquest.
What do you need to overcome today? It can be a mindset, a sin against you, an addiction, whatever hinders you from living in the love of God and the power of God. When you move into the negative self-talk, turn your eyes to him who loves you and hear his message: you are more than a conqueror through him who loved us. With him and through his mighty power, you can overcome. Victim no more!
More Than A Conqueror
More than a conqueror, Thro’ the mighty God,
More than a conqueror, By the cleansing blood;
More than a conqueror, Walking in the light,
More than a conqueror, Reigning day and night.
More than a conqueror, By the living Lord,
More than a conqueror, Standing on his Word;
More than a conqueror, Happy on the way,
More than a conqueror, Till my dying day.
More than a conqueror, In the battle’s din,
More than a conqueror, Over every sin;
More than a conqueror, At the trumpet call,
More than a conqueror, Victor over all.
More than a conqueror, While I live below,
More than a conqueror, Over every foe;
More than a conqueror, Ever shall I be,
More than a conqueror, Thro’ eternity.
by D.O. Teasley