To Remember Your Place

Apostle Grace Lubega

Ephesians 2:6(KJV); And hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus:

Often times, when men speak of falling, it is in the context of sin or departing from the faith.
There is more to it than that, child of God.

God has clearly demarcated the place and position of the believer in the realm of the spirit.

To fall is when one forgets that he is seated in Christ, far above all principalities and powers and moans about being ‘under’ demonic attack.

To fall is when one confesses being sick when the Bible says that in Zion, none shall say I am sick. (Isaiah 33:24).

To fall is when one gets embroiled in a battle for a piece of land and forgets the God who said, ‘Ask me of nations.’ (Psalms 2:8).

To fall is when one struggles endlessly with finances and forgets the God who calls us to buy without money (Isaiah 55:1).

A righteous man falls seven times and seven times he rises up again (Proverbs 24:16). He rises on the wings of the Word.

Every time you respond to circumstances with the Word of God, it is a remembrance of your place in God. The Word of God keeps us in the boundaries of our habitation.

Glory to God!

FURTHER STUDY: Acts 17:26, Proverbs 24:16

GOLDEN NUGGET:

Every time you respond to circumstances with the Word of God, it is a remembrance of your place in God. The Word of God keeps us in the boundaries of our habitation.

PRAYER: Father, I thank you because I know who I am, what I have and who is in me. I live life in the confidence that I am seated in Christ far above all principalities and powers. I am constantly conscious of where I am in you. This is my seat of victory. It is from this place that I view all things in life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.