Victorious by Terri Jordan
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By Terri G. Jordan
Because Yeshua-Jesus Christ lives, we can face tomorrow. Because He loves us, we can and should love the seemingly unlovable. Yeshua died and rose again that we may live a victorious life. We can do all things through Christ; nothing shall be impossible if we truly believe (Phil 4:13 & Mark 9:23). That situation you are facing right now, it is there to strengthen, not harm you. Face that situation from a position of victory.
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Because Yeshua-Jesus Christ lives, we can face tomorrow. Because He loves us, we can and should love the seemingly unlovable. Yeshua died and rose again that we may live a victorious life. We can do all things through Christ; nothing shall be impossible if we truly believe (Phil 4:13 & Mark 9:23).
That situation you are facing right now, it is there to strengthen, not harm you. Face that situation from a position of victory. You are not a victim; you are victorious through Christ (1 Cor 15:57).
The Lord has already placed the solution inside your heart, seek it out. Realize the situation is there to lead you down 'your' path regardless of which path you have strolled onto. You are never lost; Yeshua is as close as His name upon your lips.
Make a demand on wisdom; it awaits your arrival and will lead you when you listen for her deep within your heart (James 1:5). Wisdom is that gentle whisper wrapped in peace as your answer is embraced by lessons learned from past experiences. From there you will also recognize truth.
Keep in mind, when you seek anything from a defeated heart you will always find failure. It is vital that your heart posture sees you (your thoughts, your emotions, your beliefs and your position) as through the eyes of Yeshua - never through the eyes of defeat (Psalm 27:1). You are a child of the Most High God! Victorious!
Grow through the trials and situations. Use them as opportunities to testify of God's goodness. Praise your way through the storm.
Now, adjust your invisible crown and move forward shouting victory! We truly can do all things through Christ!
Blessings and Shalom,
Terri Jordan
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Picture this - you awaken early one morning and head to the kitchen to grab your favorite beverage. You decide to slip outside and watch the sun overtake the dark horizon. Quietly, you unlock the door and tiptoe towards the lounger. As you sink into the cushion, you observe a small fire out on the water's edge. Curious at such a sight, you step into your flip flops and head towards the flickering light. What could that be? As you approach you see a man sitting there. Smiling, he looks up and asks, "would you care to join me for breakfast?" At that moment you realize it's Yeshua-Jesus! Although stunned for an instant, you excitedly reply, "YES, of course!"
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Our value and worth in the eyes of our heavenly Father is not dependent upon our good works; it is dependent on the value and worth of His Son, Yeshua-Jesus Christ and what His death, burial and resurrection accomplished for us. When we finally learn to connect to the Father's heart, we will tap into our true identity. From that realization we begin to transform from the inside out. We take on the very nature of our Lord.
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Over the past several years, I've had to re-evaluate most of what I previously had been taught concerning God and Whom I perceived Him to be. You see, most everything I had learned, prior to my wilderness experience, came from the preconceived interpretations of all my past teachers. When we have a preconceived idea about something or someone, that perception becomes the lens through which we evaluate the event. As with most of us, our beliefs and interpretations are 'the gospel' until we begin to see the kingdom of God through the lenses of relationship.
