AMAZING GRACE SANCTUARY

For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth

As Job experienced, do you know that despite whatever situation you are facing right now that your Redeemer liveth? Not just that your Redeemer is alive, but that He is with you and shall stand with you until there is a solution regarding your case. Hand it over to the Lord, and let the Lord be in full control.

At the time that Job declared that his redeemer liveth, his life was under a satanic spell- He witnessed a series of losses that would surely bring anyone to the point of defeat, but he did not! Though at times the human flesh in Job complained, he let go and allowed God to be in full control. And because of that, he was able to not only overcome and but also witness the glory of God upon his life. In the long run with the power of “THE REDEEMER”, his life was finally restored and he had a blessed ending. Our God does not respond to our complaints, HE responds to prayers that declares His word. God responded to Job’s declaration and restored him.

In Exodus 14:14 God made a promise ^“The LORD shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace” The God that promised to fight for the people of Israel is still the same God of today. He changeth not. When God fights HE wins. Just hold your peace. The fight is not yours, so please hand over your battles to Jehovah Nissi, He reigns in victory!

1) Lord as your restored Job, restore my life to your glory in Jesus Name.

2) Lord, I rely on you as one and only Redeemer, redeem my life from all evil plots in Jesus Name.

3) Father, be my divine banner, and keep me till the end in Jesus Name.

4) Lord, vindicate me and restore all areas of my life to meet your standard in Jesus Name.

5) Lord, prepare me for final victory over all my adversaries in Jesus Name.

6) Lord, I shall keep my peace and declare that you are Lord, in Jesus Name.

7) Father, I will not be overcome by any battles, instead I hand them all over to you. Fight for me in Jesus Name.

“MY REDEEMER LIVETH”