Our study over the Blood covenant of Jesus has been awesome and still has more to come; we aren’t winding down, but we are winding up.  Winding up in our power, in our knowledge and our claiming of the precious Blood and the power it has.

Imagine waking up on Christmas morning to the most beautiful gift under your tree. Wrapped in sparkly Christmas paper and tied with a gorgeous bow, it beckons to be opened. You glance at the tag, wondering the name of the blessed recipient. Whose name is on it? Yours!

It’s a new day, a new month, a new season, and soon a new year.  It’s the Christmas season, a time of busyness and excitement!  The new year is fast approaching; resolutions are being made.  It’s a great time of newness.

We are tasked with fighting the good fight of faith (1 Timothy 6:12).  We often struggle with this kind of fight.  We tend to want to do something.  What can I do, what can I say, where can I go…etc.  So, what is this fight of faith and what is faith anyway?

In the beginning God spoke everything into existence, and we are created in the image of God.  Our words have the power to create and they have the power to destroy.

“One of them, when he saw he was healed, came back, praising God in a loud voice.  He threw himself at Jesus’ feet and thanked him–and he was a Samaritan.”  (Luke 17:15-16)