Victorious Living Inspirations

Jesus is still being tried and He was an innocent man. The religious leaders broke their own laws to get rid of Jesus. The Journey to the Cross was not an easy journey. But IT WAS NECESSARY in order for you and I to be saved.

Everything Jesus went through enabled Him to identify with everything we go through. Even when falsely accused, He was our example in how we should respond, even to being falsely accused. Tune in and be blessed.

Jesus took the place of a guilty man names Barabbas. Jesus took the place of a guilty person named _______________. We have been bought with a price and Jesus paid it all.

Pilate washed his hands of killing an innocent man. But was washing his hands enough?

Jesus is arrested and tried. They can find no fault in Him but decide to release Barabbas instead of Jesus. Let's continue along this journey to the Cross. Let's understand what Jesus went through JUST FOR YOU AND FOR ME.

Jesus prays then resolves to the will of the Father. There are moments we must resolve to the will of the Father and realize that He has a greater purpose. Tune in and be blessed.

Command Your Morning takes us on a journey with Jesus to the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus experienced deep emotional anguish on the way to the cross. He took the mocking, betrayal, denial and rejection so that you and I could have abundant and everlasting life. Catch us with us and tune in to part seven of 'Journey to the Cross'. www.victoriouslbi.org ; www.theupperroomwaycross.com

Command Your Morning is taking us on a Journey to the Cross with Jesus. Tune in and be encouraged.

Jesus has entered Jerusalem; giving the people one last chance to receive Him. He is celebrated one day and rejected just a few days later. The journey to the cross was not an easy journey. But Jesus endured all He endured, just for you and me. Tune in and be blessed.

We continue our series on 'Journey to the Cross', discussing Jesus' experiences on His way to redeeming us from our sins. I am so thankful to God, that He is so mindful of us that He would sacrifice His only begotten Son so that we could be saved. Bless the name of the Lord. Song in today's devotion: 'Psalm 18 (I Will Call On The Name) by Todd Dulaney.

The journey to the cross for Jesus was not an easy journey. However, Jesus endured rejection, betrayal and denial just for you and I. Today's devotion focuses on the approaching time of Jesus' departure and the three anointing's which identified Him as prophet, priest and king. Tune in and be inspired.

Join me as we journey with Jesus to the cross and His ascension. Today's discussion details those who opposed and rejected the ministry of Jesus Christ. We can be encouraged knowing that we are victorious because of the price that Jesus paid so that we can be redeemed.

With so much uncertainty in the world, I want you to be encouraged to pray and give your concerns to God; trusting that 'It's Going To Be Just Fine'. Have faith in God.

Today's devotion discusses the similarities between Jesus and Moses. We also discusses Acts 11:26, where believers were called Christians in a derogatory way. Upon understanding that Jesus and Moses were separated for the Lord's work, we too must be about our Father's business. Call me what you like. Just don't call me "broke".

There is no hate in God. However, there are things that the Lord does hate. Jesus had the heart of His Father, and as Believers, we should have the heart of our Father. Tune in and be blessed.

We are still on the subject of the Greatest Leader of All Time. Jesus is the epitome of a great leader. If we are going to pattern our lives after anyone, it should be Jesus. With many having concern about the current state of leadership in our nation, this lesson will help you understand what genuine, humble leadership looks like. Bill Scheidler stated, "Any study of leadership without looking at...

There are times when we will have to give up things and even people to follow Jesus. What are the "gods" in your life that get in the way of you following Jesus. This devotion gives several examples of people who dropped everything to be a follower of Jesus Christ. It also reveals those who had a hard time responding to the call. The question that is being asked in light of some of their responses...

"From that time many of His disciples went back and walked with Him no more. Then Jesus said to the twelve, “Do you also want to go away?” But Simon Peter answered Him, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. Also we have come to believe and know that You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” John 6:66-69

John the Baptist and Jesus.....

John the Baptist and Jesus

The Gospels - The Life of Christ

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