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Victims or Overcomes?
How many of you could use a way to be strong ?
Many people are looking for an outpouring of the manifest presence of God.
Many people are crying out for more of God’s presence.
Our heavenly Father has heard us and He is giving us His present, but He is giving us His true presence and it is not outside of us.
The title wave is not outside of us nor is this move of God.
Today is a day of being renewed and strengthened in Christ.
When the Spirit of God falls on us, we love it and it is very powerful.
This kind of thing happened to king Saul and his messengers.
When God pours out His spirit and strength we love it.
Some people spend their entire life chasing those times, churches, conferences, and meetings.
We tend to love it when God’s presence falls on us.
We tend to love it when God strengthens us.
To fulfill the purpose God has for our lives, we need to know the pathway God laid out for us to be strengthened in Him.
This pathway is strengthening yourself in the Lord/Christ.
Many kings strengthened themselves and then lost everything.
David was the only king in the bible who went through a bootcamp with God to be prepared to be a good king.
David is the master of strengthening himself in the Lord.
We are going to learn from David what it takes to strengthen ourselves in the Lord/Christ, so we can fulfill our purpose in life.
David and his upbringing and time line all the way up to the point of being alone and strengthening himself in the Lord.
age 10-13 David is rejected by his dad and brothers and then picked to be anointed by God
ages 10-15 David keeps sheep and kills a bear and lion with the hands of God.
ages 15-17 David is rejected by his brothers yet again, and then kills Goliath with the hands of God.
ages 13-25 David serves Saul with music and sword, and gets kicked out for it.
ages 25-30 David hides from Saul for his life.
The people who help him are killed by Saul.
age 35 David is at the end of his rope.
He has nothing left and he turns to God.
Saul dies and David gets what was stolen back and becomes king.
David could easily have been a victim but he instead became an overcomer.
David’s approach:
David aka(A Man After God’s Heart) was in God’s presence most of his life.
Being present in God’s presence is a key factor.
Most of the Psalms of David start with a heart cry and sometimes even anger.
Then he moves on to thanks and then declaration.
Most precious to David was, don’t take Your Spirit from me or let me live in Your house all my days.
David is first honest what what he feels and sees.
He then moves being thankful for what God has done.
Sometime he even skips that step because already trusts God.
Then David moves to what he knows to be true about God and himself.
“You are my refuge, My portion in the land of the living.”
“Bring my soul out of prison, So that I may give thanks to Your name; The righteous will surround me, For you will deal bountifully with me.”
How do we strengthen ourself in the Lord?
Strengthening yourself in the Lord looks like:
Be honest with what you are feeling and seeing.
Give thanks to God for what He has done.
Move to what your Spirit knows to be true about God.
Declare with boldness and confidence what you know to be true about God plan.
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