Your Savior
- mimiinjc
- Sep 16
- 2 min read
EXHORTATION according to the BOOK OF LIFE
Verses to meditate on
_“The Lord is my light and my Savior; whom shall I fear? The Lord is my fortress; he protects my life; whom shall I be afraid of? Though the wicked come against me to harm me, yet my enemies, my oppressors, stumble and fall.”_
Psalm 27:1-2 NIV
*YOUR SAVIOR IS ACTIVELY IN ACTION THROUGH YOU 🔥
Beloved, you are the child of the God who created all things for His glory. God has placed all these things at your disposal. So the world will believe and see that He sent His Son, Jesus (John 17:21). Just by meditating on this fact, I am at peace in every situation. I trust in His love for me. It is written: “He who did not spare even His own Son, but delivered Him up for us all, how will He not also freely give us all things with Him?” (Romans 8:32)
Read the verse above again slowly, then compare it to your life and acknowledge it. In Jesus, you have everything you need. Through you, the ambassador of Christ, your life serves as a testimony to the truth of the Gospel.
But some Christians are not rooted in their identity. They remember their identity only in times of crisis. Lacking solid roots, the enemy makes them his favorite territory to prove to them that words alone are not enough! Something else should be added. This phenomenon is very evident in the Body of Christ today, from the altar to the congregation.
In the verses of Psalm 27:1-2, David, the beloved of the Lord, reveals to us the secret of his victories: the meditation on God's promises in his heart while he cared for his father's flock. But what is the difference between David and you? The difference between David and you is that he had the visitation of the Spirit. But you are God's dwelling place through the Spirit (Ephesians 2:22/2 Corinthians 6:16).
So declare it to strengthen your identity!
(Yes, the Lord is my light and my Savior; whom shall I fear? The Lord is my fortress; he protects my life; whom shall I be afraid of? Though wicked men come against me to harm me, they are my enemies, my oppressors, who stumble and fall.)
Jesus’ beloved
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