“You are worthy, O Lord our God, to receive glory and honour and power. For you created all things, and they exist because you created what you pleased,” (Revelation 4:11 NLT). ”And I saw a strong angel, who shouted with a loud voice: 'who is worthy to break the seals on this scroll and open…

The unfavourable conditions of life are the best times to testify about Christ. The gospel of Christ is the best antidote in times of human misery. The light of the gospel shines brightest in times of adversity and pitched darkness.

Paul, before his death and departure charged Timothy to preach the word, “to be ready in season and out of season.” Other translations of this text elucidate the importance of being committed and consistent in preaching the gospel.

David was a kingdom overtaker. He overcame and took over territories and kingdoms for God.

Christ overcame and took over the reins of authority from Satan, paving the way for us to be kingdom overtakers (Revelation 1:18; 5:5). The Christian overtaker is not a mere nomenclature, but a mandate to spiritually overtake or take over kingdom authority from Satan.

The fullness of God is like an inexhaustible ocean that can never be depleted. Unfortunately, many walk through this life without drinking from this ocean because they don’t see the need or are not hungry for it.

One of the privileges Christians enjoy in Christ is the inexhaustible treasure found in God’s fullness. In the New Testament, we come across the word, “fullness” many times.

Here, Paul borrowed an image from the Roman world, seeing Jesus as the victorious, conquering general in a triumphal parade. A Roman triumphal parade was given to successful generals as they returned from their conquests.

In the Old Testament, victory is depicted as something that comes from the Lord, and it is the Lord Who carries on the fight. The Lord will go with the Israelites in their conquest of Canaan.