Power21

How strong you are in the face of adversity and how you run this spiritual race, is up to
you. It is not the test or race in which you run, but it is how faithful you are during the test and
how you choose to run the race. We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are
perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed (2 Corinthians 4:8-9).
How we tread and walk this journey of life is determined by the decisions we make and
the path we choose to take. There are two paths which can be taken; the path of eternal life and
the path of destruction (death). Which one are you going to choose? Choose now this day,
whom you will serve!

As we run this Christian race, we must learn to stand on God’s word and tread the path
which has been set before us. We must run it with perseverance and through faith. We must
believe and trust God will do as He has promised. The race is not given to the swift nor to the
strong, it is through time and chance we shall find and experience our true purpose in Christ
Jesus.

There are times in our lives where so much is encamped around us, and we are left not
knowing which way to turn. We cannot see the road for the debris. It has clouded our minds and
has tampered with our understanding of who we are in Christ Jesus. This is when we must stop,
readjust, and refuel. We must go to God in prayer and feast upon His Word. This kind goeth not
out but by prayer and fasting (Matthew 17:21).

My prayer is that this 21-day spiritual journey will guide you to a greater level of
spiritual growth and maturity and a closer relationship with Jesus. It is designed to assist with
identifying those everyday situations that seem to stagnate our spiritual growth and relationship
with Jesus. I pray all who reads and prayerfully walk this 21-day spiritual journey will allow
God to transform their lives and manifest His presence within them. God is a God who can do
exceedingly abundantly and above all we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us
(Ephesians 3:20).