Attacking Christians, which Jesus identified as direct persecution of Himself, establishes the fact that Believers and Christ are united (Acts 9:4-5). Historically and currently, it signifies hostility, violence, and discrimination against Christians, often viewed as a spiritual battle, which ignites a refining fire that tests and strengthens faith, but conquered with love (Matt. 5:44, 1 Pet. 4:12).
Christians are taught to expect opposition, yet find comfort in the belief that their Messiah suffers with them, who promises spiritual rewards and encourages endurance in living for the glory of the Father (Matt. 5:10-12, John 15:18-25, 2 Tim. 3:12).
PRAYER: Dear Abba Father and Victorious God, thank You for making me a triumphant vessel - overcoming every persecution of the wicked, as a member of the Body of Christ. Please keep allowing me to share of my weak moments while strengthening me in the Spirit, so that I may remain more than a conqueror; in Jesus' Name,
Amen.
From Acts 22:7-8
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