Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to

 

triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of

 

his knowledge by us in every place (2 Corinthians

 

2:14).

 

When you confessed the Lordship of Jesus

 

over your life, you were immediately

 

catapulted into the Kingdom of God’s dear

 

Son; into a life of triumph. Sadly, many

 

don’t understand this glorious truth and as

 

a result, live below their calling. They’re up

 

today, and down tomorrow; and to them,

 

"Such is life: you win some, and you lose some." But

 

that’s not consistent with the life we have in Christ; we

 

don’t win sometimes, and lose sometimes; we win all the

 

time! It’s a life of continuous triumph.

 

Observe our opening verse again; it says, "… thanks be

 

unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in

 

Christ…"; not sometimes, but always. What a life!

 

Christianity is not a religion; it’s the life of God lived out

 

through you; it’s divinity at work in humanity. You can’t

 

have this mentality about Christianity, and be beaten

 

down in life. Until you come to know the Christian life

 

beyond the facade of religion, all you’d have is the

 

religiosity of Christian principles; and that’s not good

 

enough.

 

You need the understanding of your victorious life in

 

Christ; you need to have the revelation of the

 

triumphant, exultant life of the supernatural that you’ve

 

been called to live. Such an understanding will put

 

springs in your steps. To know that you have the very

 

nature of God in your human spirit and His pulsating life

 

in every fibre of your being will change your perception

 

in life.

 

As one who’s born again, become conscious of who you

 

are and what you have in Christ. You’re different from

 

the rest of the world; you have the God-life, which

 

makes you one with Him. With that life working in you,

 

sickness, disease and infirmity of the body shouldn’t

 

have power over you, likewise sin. Sin is the cause of

 

sickness, and Romans 6:14 says, "For sin shall not have

 

dominion over you…." If sin, which is the parent of

 

sickness, has no power over you anymore, by virtue of

 

the pulsating, triumphant life in Christ, then sickness,

 

which is the offspring of sin, shouldn’t have any power

 

over you. Halleluiah!