Before Jesus came, humanity lived under guilt, fear, and condemnation. No sacrifice could completely cleanse the conscience, and no effort could break the power of sin. But Jesus came with the life that destroys sin from the root. He didn’t just cover sin — He removed it. Through His death and resurrection, we were not only forgiven, we were made free. No believer is called to live under the burden of shame again.

Many Christians still struggle because they measure their life by their weaknesses rather than by the finished work of Christ. The accuser may remind them of mistakes, but God reminds them of righteousness in Christ Jesus. Lord Jesus didn’t set us free partly — He set us free completely. His blood did not give us temporary relief; it gave us eternal liberty. This is our heritage as God’s children.

Victory over sin is not achieved by human effort but by consciousness of who we are in Christ. When you know that sin has lost its authority over you, you rise above it. When you know that guilt has been nailed to the cross, you walk boldly in fellowship with God. This is not pride — this is faith in His finished work. He didn’t only cancel your record; He changed your identity and nature (ref. 2Corinthians 5:17).

Celebrate Jesus, the One who set you free forever. Your past is not your identity. Your mistakes are not your destiny. You are the righteousness of God in Christ, empowered by His Spirit to live a victorious life every day.

Prayer:
Dear Father, thank You for freedom through the Lord Jesus. Thank You that sin and guilt have no claim over me. I live in the liberty of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus. I walk boldly, joyfully, and confidently because I am forgiven, cleansed, and made righteous. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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Being filled with the Spirit is essential—especially when it comes to staying spiritually alert and resisting demonic influences like witchcraft. The enemy often operates subtly, through fear, manipulation, confusion, and deception. But the one who is filled with the Spirit cannot be outsmarted, for the light always overcomes darkness.

The Word of God shows us how to be filled with the Spirit—by speaking to ourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, by giving thanks, and by walking in submission and reverence to God (ref. Ephesians 5:19-21). This isn’t a one-time experience but a continual stirring of the Spirit who already lives in you.

Think about those times when you spent moments in personal worship, singing or meditating on God’s Word—you likely experienced a surge of boldness, clarity, and inner strength. That’s the infilling at work. The spiritual realm responds when you engage in worship, affirmation of the Word, and spiritual alignment through submission. These are not emotional moments; they are activations of divine strength within you.

In Christ, the Holy Spirit is in you—not visiting you. He is resident. All you need to do is stir Him up, engage in spiritual activity, and live from that consciousness. A believer who is filled with the Spirit is untouchable—witchcraft and all powers of darkness have no hold or access to their life. Therefore, be filled with the Spirit always.

Prayer:
Dear Father, in the name of Jesus, I thank You for the gift of the Holy Spirit who lives in me. I stir up Your Spirit within me by worship, submission, and the confession of Your Word. I declare that I am spiritually alert, filled with divine strength, and unshakable in Christ. No weapon formed against me shall prosper, and no power of witchcraft can touch me, for I walk in the fullness of Your Spirit. Thank You for victory, boldness, and spiritual clarity. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Esther was a Jewish woman, who found favour in the eyes Persian king, king Ahasuerus, and became the queen. She was the only Jew living in that Persian diaspora.

In the same time lived Haman, a wealthy man who was close to the reins of power; he hated the Jews and wanted them exterminated. The king had promoted Haman above all the princes in his kingdom, and so all the king’s servants bowed and revered Haman whenever he walked by (Esther 3:1-2). He had the political influence to annihilate anyone whom he hated, and sought to start with Mordecai, the Israelite, who would not bow to him, due to his Jewish law. He presented a proposal to the king to that effect and with the king’s express permission, he drafted and published a decree for the elimination of all Jews, both young and old. (Ref. Esther3,4)

Mordecai was Esther’s uncle who had raised her, he was a man of spirit, he understood that even though the decree had been made, God could cause a change in their circumstance and called on him in prayer. He sent a message to Esther to stand for her people, and to use her position to save her people. Though initially scared, Esther rose to the occasion, after her uncle admonished her saying: “For if you remain silent at this time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will arise from another place, but you and your father’s family will perish. And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?” ( Esther 4:14 NIV). Esther prepared with fasting along with other Israelites to take the matter before the king.

Esther’s timely intervention prevented Haman from actualizing his wicked plot against the Israelites to wipe them out! Instead, Haman got the punishment from king and was hanged on the same set up, he had prepared for Mordecai’s execution. (Ref. Esther 7:9)

As a Christian we must know, that God has placed us where we are with a definite purpose. Just like Esther was positioned in king’s palace to save her people. We must also remember, to always use our influence to establish the righteousness of God, wherever we are placed.

Prayer:
Dear Father, I’m grateful for the opportunities you’ve made available, I use my influence to establish your righteousness in my world and be relevant in the spread of the Gospel around the world. I recognize and take advantage of your grace in me to win for others and fulfill my role in the ministry of reconciliation, in Jesus’ Name. Amen!

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If you’re born again, you’re already delivered from the power of satan, and translated into the Kingdom of God’s dear Son. God is not going to deliver you any more than He’s already done.

It amazes me how some children of God move from meetings to meetings in search of deliverance. Such folks will never be delivered because they’re busy looking for something that’s already theirs. You don’t need deliverance from satan. By virtue of the new birth, you’ve been made superior to satan and therefore you are not subject to him and his demons.

Those who have not received Jesus are in need of deliverance, not you that is in Christ. You are the deliverer, you are the saviour in Christ Jesus (Obadiah 1:21).

However, there could be certain young converts who due to ignorance of the Word, could be oppressed by satan. They need the knowledge of God’s Word on how to exercise their authority in Christ and say “No” to satan’s manipulations. It’s only the man or woman that’s ignorant of the Word of God that goes about seeking to be delivered from satanic bondage. When you know the Word for yourself you’ll be able to tell the devil off, and keep him in his place – under your feet.

Prayer:

Precious Father, I thank you for your Word which is my light. I am filled with right knowledge and ignorance is not a part of me, therefore I don’t look for deliverance rather I take my place as a saviour and deliverer, in Jesus Name. Amen!

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