Your Identity: Remembering Who You Are
The enemy wants to devalue our strength and magnifying our insecurities until they dominate how we see ourselves, disabling and disarming us from fighting back. The bible tells us, God has given us the same authority that Christ has. Now we must have confidence in who we are in Christ, knowing through him we can do all things (Phil. 4:13).
Is your outlook on yourself the same as Christ sees you?
Have there been a time when you did not look or act like Christ who says you are?
When you suffer from mistaken identity (not fully understanding or underestimating who you are), amnesia (You forget who you are), or you suffer an identity crisis (you act contrary to your Christ like nature, you are operating …show more content…
Instead we will rely on the power that’s entwined in our spiritual DNA, that has been bestowed upon us through the Holy Spirit. Then we will, without flinching, doubting or thinking twice about what we are able to do. We will stand tall, in confidence with our chest poked out, knowing we already have the victory. Yes, we have victory over the principalities and darkness in high places for Jesus has passed down to us every spiritual blessing we need for …show more content…
Your Family: Fortifying The Lives Of Those You Love
"Marriage is instituted by God to be an object lesson to the world, as a symbol of the relationship of a believer to Himself."― Priscilla Shirer, Fervent: A Woman 's Battle Plan to Serious, Specific, and Strategic Prayer pg75
Marriage is the joining of a husband and wife, who were once two separate individuals before uniting together and becoming one. It is a symbol of God 's covenant with each believer. Despite our past, our lineage, our flaws or down falls,God loves us, and calls us his. Once we accept his invitation,once we say I do, immediately we take on his name, and become one with him. We become daughters of God, we take on his nature, just like the woman takes the man 's last name. Her former name makes no difference, she 's now called by her husband 's name.
Do you have a testimony of how God has changed you, since you’ve gotten married?
Do you find yourself extending grace to your hubby instead of arguing or is it something you must work
The enemy wants to devalue our strength and magnifying our insecurities until they dominate how we see ourselves, disabling and disarming us from fighting back. The bible tells us, God has given us the same authority that Christ has. Now we must have confidence in who we are in Christ, knowing through him we can do all things (Phil. 4:13).
Is your outlook on yourself the same as Christ sees you?
Have there been a time when you did not look or act like Christ who says you are?
When you suffer from mistaken identity (not fully understanding or underestimating who you are), amnesia (You forget who you are), or you suffer an identity crisis (you act contrary to your Christ like nature, you are operating …show more content…
Instead we will rely on the power that’s entwined in our spiritual DNA, that has been bestowed upon us through the Holy Spirit. Then we will, without flinching, doubting or thinking twice about what we are able to do. We will stand tall, in confidence with our chest poked out, knowing we already have the victory. Yes, we have victory over the principalities and darkness in high places for Jesus has passed down to us every spiritual blessing we need for …show more content…
Your Family: Fortifying The Lives Of Those You Love
"Marriage is instituted by God to be an object lesson to the world, as a symbol of the relationship of a believer to Himself."― Priscilla Shirer, Fervent: A Woman 's Battle Plan to Serious, Specific, and Strategic Prayer pg75
Marriage is the joining of a husband and wife, who were once two separate individuals before uniting together and becoming one. It is a symbol of God 's covenant with each believer. Despite our past, our lineage, our flaws or down falls,God loves us, and calls us his. Once we accept his invitation,once we say I do, immediately we take on his name, and become one with him. We become daughters of God, we take on his nature, just like the woman takes the man 's last name. Her former name makes no difference, she 's now called by her husband 's name.
Do you have a testimony of how God has changed you, since you’ve gotten married?
Do you find yourself extending grace to your hubby instead of arguing or is it something you must work