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Victor or Victim?

Whose Orders Are You Serving?
Whether you’re a victor or a victim in life depends on whose orders you’re serving.
God’s Command to Adam and Eve was; Rule and Subdue the Earth. Genesis 1:28.
Man’s dominion over the earth posed a threat to Satan’s jurisdiction (earth). So the devil embarked on an operation to secure power and dominion over his territory ‘earth’. Fall of man as recorded in Genesis chapter three marked the outcome of his operation.
Satan Regains Control Over Earth And Man Becomes His Slave Through Sin.
Sin found its way into man’s life and out went power and dominion over the earth back into the hands of the enemy. Sin gave birth to evil, suffering, pain and became a tool of enslavement.
Christ Restores Man to His Position; To Rule and Subdue the Earth.
Jesus Christ through His death and resurrection repossessed power and authority from Satan. He passes this power and authority to man through salvation. He says; "come to me all you who are weary and burdened, and I’ll give you rest," Matthew 11:28.
God has promised and established His word to deliver you from every pain, suffering and affliction. You’ve no reason whatsoever to continue being victimized by oppressive conditions and circumstances in your life.
Therefore, decide now whether you want to continue being a victim or a victor. It’s not a matter of miracles but it’s a matter of choice backed up by a strong will to take the realms of power in your life.
You can do it!
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