Incapable of Defeat

FEB 23 2026 Incapable of Defeat

Through his word others may be set free and find deliverance also, for in Jesus is all power. We walk, live, breathe, talk, see, hear, feel, know and understand by faith, not by sight. We know we are free and have the victory, but we feel it, live it, breathe it only by the light of his word. His word is a force incapable of being overruled by any other force in all creation. God is all-powerful and true to his word. This is the Rock upon which our faith is built. His word should be our constant confession. Jesus continually confessed who he was, where he came from, where he was going, and who sent him. He confessed with his mouth the truth he heard from God, for he believed in his heart that God could not lie. The bold confession of our faith is the key which makes our faith a reality, so say of the Lord whatever he says to say.
There was a wise old woman of God who read the I WILL's in the word of God. She read where God said I WILL do this and I SHALL do that. She discovered something. She recognized that not only had God declared his wonderful will, but he had declared these things for her benefit. The Bible is God talking to us. The Father declared his will in the form of promises. God made a covenant, a contract with us. The contract tells us exactly what God promises to do for mankind. These promises are for us. He wants us to familiarize ourselves with his contract, with everything he has promised. If we don't read the contract, how will we know what belongs to us? When someone dies, they sometimes leave a will. The will expresses the desires of the one who died. This will tells the heirs what belongs to them. It is a legal document enforced by law, guaranteeing that the heirs have the right to possess what the will promises. Jesus not only died, but he lives to enforce the will of God to ensure that we don't get cheated out of our inheritance. Do we know what belongs to us? Once we know God's will (his promises, his covenant, his contract), then he expects us to act as though we have no doubt that what he said he will do, he will do. The Lord wants us to think positive. --excerpt from my book "Kingdom Chronicles"