Victory in Jesus (Rev 5.1-14) - 6-5-22
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Jun 5, 2022 ·
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Scripture Texts are 2Kings 6.8-19 and Revelation 5.1-14 from the subject, “Victory in Jesus.” “If all you see is what you see, you do not see all there is to...
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Scripture Texts are 2Kings 6.8-19 and Revelation 5.1-14 from the subject, “Victory in Jesus.”
“If all you see is what you see, you do not see all there is to be seen.” – Dr. Tony Evans
Let’s examine the text in Revelation 5 to remind us about victory in Jesus.
1.On earth, sometimes things will look hopeless. (vv1-4)
2.Whatever the problem, our victory is in Jesus. (vv5-10)
3.Anticipate the celebration, then rejoice. (vv11-14)
There is victory in Jesus. He has all power and all authority. As a believer, you and I have authority and power in Jesus’ name. Satan still has power. But he does not have authority over believers. So, if we feel as though he has a stronghold over us and we have a sense of hopelessness, please remember our victory in Jesus. He broke the yoke of bondage at the cross. Even though we may sometimes experience an emotional rollercoaster, Jesus reminds us that He will never leave us nor forsake us. He is always with us.
Our victory is assured in Jesus. He just needs us to see it.
Amen.
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“If all you see is what you see, you do not see all there is to be seen.” – Dr. Tony Evans
Let’s examine the text in Revelation 5 to remind us about victory in Jesus.
1.On earth, sometimes things will look hopeless. (vv1-4)
2.Whatever the problem, our victory is in Jesus. (vv5-10)
3.Anticipate the celebration, then rejoice. (vv11-14)
There is victory in Jesus. He has all power and all authority. As a believer, you and I have authority and power in Jesus’ name. Satan still has power. But he does not have authority over believers. So, if we feel as though he has a stronghold over us and we have a sense of hopelessness, please remember our victory in Jesus. He broke the yoke of bondage at the cross. Even though we may sometimes experience an emotional rollercoaster, Jesus reminds us that He will never leave us nor forsake us. He is always with us.
Our victory is assured in Jesus. He just needs us to see it.
Amen.
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