Living In His Victory
Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors
through him that loved us (Romans 8:37).
Notice the underlined statement in the
opening text. It says, “…we are more than
conquerors….” This suggests that the victory over the
adversary is an old conclusion, and not only that, we’re
already basking in the victory; it’s already a vital part of our existence.
The reality is this: we’ve gone past the stage
of celebrating our victory in Christ. We celebrated
when we found out about His vicarious sacrifice on
our behalf; now we’re living out that victory. “More
than conquerors” means you’ve passed conquering;
you’re now living in the victory; it has become your daily experience.
Take for example, an athlete who competes in the
Olympics, and wins the Gold Medal. At that instant,
he joyously celebrates his victory with other well-
wishers. When he receives the prize-money and starts
spending or living off it, it’s no longer an expression
of celebration; he’s now living in it. It’s become a
vital experience. So, he’s gone past “conquering” or
winning the Olympic gold; he’s relishing the spoil or
result of his victory, as it were. That’s our experience
as being more than conquerors.
We’ve passed the level of celebrating the victory
we have in Christ over sickness, poverty, defeat, and
discouragements. We enjoy and live in divine health,
prosperity, victory, and dominion. We’re no longer
trying to find out whether we have some issues with
the devil; no! We’re superior to him. Exercise your
dominion over Satan, fear, sickness, discouragement
and lack. Live in the victory of Christ.
The day you were born again, you were born
into total and continuous victory. Therefore, live each
day of your life in victory over every situation. That’s
the life of the believer. Victory is your birthright. Have
the consciousness that you can’t be defeated or
disadvantaged. Walk in the light of your victory over
the world, the devil, and the circumstances of life! Have the mindset of a victor.
Confession
I thank you, dear Lord, for making me more than a conqueror; a
victor in Christ Jesus and an overcomer in this life. The greater
One lives in me; therefore I’ve overcome the adversary and
the systems of this world. I live triumphantly every day, enjoying
the blessed and transcendent life in Christ. Hallelujah.
Further study:
1 John 4:4; 2 Corinthians 2:14
1-YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN
hebrews12:1-13
ezekiel 11-12
2-YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN
1 John 2:15-29
ezekiel 46