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Because You reign, I am invincible. Because You reign, I fear nothing. Hallelujah!
Have you ever faced a situation where everything seemed to die before your eyes? A dead promise? A broken dream? A disrupted destiny? And yet, God had spoken. He had declared. He had promised. But everything seems to fall apart. Tonight, God is reaching out to you and cries: “Rise up, woman! Step back into the fight!”
They will fight against you but will not overcome you, for I am with you to deliver you,” declares the Lord. (Jeremiah 1:19)
God knew the opposition would come. He knew that every calling would attract war, but He already planned your victory. He doesn’t say you will avoid the battle. He says: “You will not be defeated.”
Do you believe it? Do you truly believe He still reigns—through the tears, in your wilderness, even in the face of a death sentence? This message is for you. This message will be your resurrection. This message will turn you into an invincible woman!
God never comes by chance. He chooses moments to visit your heart, your home, your life. He has seen your silent suffering. He has heard the sighs of your soul. And one day, without warning, He reveals Himself. That’s what He did for Jeremiah. Instead of speaking first about his mission, He started by reminding him of his identity.
Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart, I appointed you as a prophet to the nations. (Jeremiah 1:5)
What does this mean? Your mission didn’t begin the day you became aware of it. It began in God’s heart before you were even conceived. You’re not an accident. You are wired to impact your generation!
But like Jeremiah, you might recognize that God is speaking to you and still not believe. You see your environment, the pain, the generational failures, the voices screaming “you won’t make it,” “you’re not qualified,” and your heart closes itself off. But God, in His patience, continues to speak, continues to declare what He sees.
And when your faith is weak, He anoints your mouth. He backs up His word with action. He equips you. He sends you out not with your strength, but with His. Today, He tells you: “Stop looking at what you’re going through. Look at what I have prophesied over your life.”
The Lord warns you: “They will fight against you.” It’s not a possibility. It’s a certainty. The moment God calls you, hell assembles against you. Why? Because your star threatens the darkness.
Look at Jesus. At His birth, a star shines over Bethlehem. That star draws wise men, but it also draws a jealous king. Herod wants to eliminate the child. Why? Because a spiritual shift is in motion with Jesus’ arrival. The light is a threat to the darkness. Likewise, when your calling begins to shine, your spiritual warfare intensifies. But does that mean the star disappears? No.
God is calling you today to realize that your war is not against flesh and blood (Ephesians 6:12). The devil may use events, rejection, even your own family, your former pastor, your colleagues, to try to extinguish you. But your battle is spiritual. And in this fight, you are not alone!
Your faith must not be passive. It must be violent. You do not look to the turmoil—you look to the God who is above the turmoil. The devil may try, but he will not succeed. If he could have killed you, he would have. The proof? You’re still here! The Holy Spirit within you is a bomb of power.
It’s in the story of the Shunammite woman that we see this faith that says no to death. A distinguished, honorable woman—she had everything. But deep inside, a void had formed. A deep desire for a child, for an heir. And when the prophet Elisha gives her a prophetic word, she doubts. Why? Because sometimes, suppressed hope becomes frightening. She hoped too much. Waited too long. Suffered too deeply.
But God speaks. And what was impossible comes to pass! She bears a son. She sees her promise grow. And then… the shock. The child dies. In her arms. The promise dies on her lap. The miracle fades.
But this time, she doesn’t allow emotion to take over. She doesn’t cry. She doesn’t scream. She acts with wisdom. She takes the child to the prophet’s room, where the presence of God dwelled. She shuts the door. And she tells her husband: “It is well.” Oh! What faith! No murmuring. No complaining. Not another word to those who lack faith. It is well. That’s where her victory begins.
This woman becomes a lioness. When death strikes, she doesn’t weep at the funeral—she runs toward resurrection. Not to people, not to doctors, not to religion. She runs to the man of God—the one who released the word. She knows that where the miracle began, the miracle can revive!
And when the prophet wants to stay at a distance, she clings: “I will not leave you.” She refuses the substitution of long-distance prayer. She wants the anointing itself—not protocol, not shortcuts. She wants God.
And God follows her. Literally.
Resurrection doesn’t delay. Elisha goes up. He lays on the child. Breath returns. The dream revives. The promise breathes. And her faith becomes an eternal testimony—because of her posture, because of her language, because of her determination. She became invincible.
Lord, I refuse spiritual death. I refuse to stop here. You have called me, You have prepared me, and even if war breaks out, I hold fast. I keep the faith. I shut the door to foreign voices. I run into Your presence. I proclaim: it is well. Bring back to life, Lord, all that I’ve buried, every dead promise, every forgotten dream. Tonight, I declare: I am invincible, because You reign. In Jesus’ name. Amen.
Lord Jesus, I acknowledge that I need You. I believe that You died for my sins and that You rose again. Today, I open my heart to You. Come reign in me. Change my life. Write my name in Your Book of Life. I am Yours, forever. Amen.
- Jeremiah 1:5 – Before I formed you, I knew you.
- Jeremiah 1:19 – They will fight against you, but they will not overcome you.
- 2 Kings 4:8–37 – Story of the Shunammite’s son’s resurrection.
- Ephesians 6:12 – Our struggle is not against flesh and blood…
- Romans 8:11 – The Spirit who raised Christ gives life to your body.
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