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Power for living a bold life


   There is a supernatural power that is at work in every Christian or believer in Christ Jesus. This supernatural power is the power for living a Christian life. This is the result of the boldness you see in the life of any Christian who knows about this power. Proverbs 28:1, “…the righteous is as bold as a lion.” The dynamic power of the Spirit of God at work in the Christian is that ability to cause changes and the power for living a righteous life. Praise God!

  “But ye shall receive power after the Holy Ghost is come up you…” Acts 1:8 When the early Christians received this power, they were bold to preach the gospel and courageous in face of adversity. For example, Peter’s ministry took a new dimension that in a day three thousand gave their life to Jesus Christ. So Christians are not ordinary, they are supernaturally empowered to turn situations to their advantages. Amen!
  Christians are participators in divinity, praise God! We are born that way, to be victorious always. If you want to experience this power for living a glorious life, you need to recognize and take advantage of the dynamic ability of the spirit of God that is at work in you. All you have to do is to confess the lordship of Christ Jesus. You can find help here if you want to give your life to Christ by commenting on this post.

If you are a Christian, if you have received the new life in Christ Jesus, be bold to act your faith, be bold to address the devil and negative circumstance in the Name of Jesus Christ ad expect a change. Be bold to use the Name of Jesus because you the power for living a victorious life in Christ Jesus. Praise the Lord!  



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