(The Glory Is Yours To Walk In)
TO THE BIBLE: John 17:22 NKJV
“And the glory which You gave Me I have given them, that they may be one just as We are one.”
LET’S TALK
How extraordinary to know that the life we have in Christ is a life of glory. In the master’s profound prayer to the Father, recorded in John 17, the Lord Jesus declared, “And the glory which You gave Me I have given them…” (John 17:22 NKJV).
What a revelation! The very glory that the Father bestowed upon the Son, the Son has given to us.
This isn’t a promise awaiting fulfilment; it’s a present-hour reality. Many, out of religious sentiment, pray, “Lord, we will not take Your glory.”
But that contradicts the words of the Master Himself. He said, “I have given them.” To deny this is to refuse what Christ has freely bestowed.
In the Old Testament, the priest’s garment was called the robe of glory and beauty. It symbolised righteousness, splendour, and divine acceptance.
Now, we are not merely symbolically adorned—we have been clothed with Christ Himself. His glory is our garment, His righteousness our robe, His life our very essence. Blessed be God!
Walking in this glory means manifesting the excellence, beauty, and perfections of divinity. You have been called to a life of victory, abundance, health, and righteousness.
It is inconsistent with the glory life to dwell in sickness, poverty, defeat, or sin. These are not reflections of the glory of God.
The Bible says, “But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light” (1 Peter 2:9).
Therefore, refuse to settle for anything less than the life Christ has made available. Walk in the consciousness of your glory life. Manifest His splendour everywhere, for you are His glory revealed.
Go Deeper:
Romans 8:30; 2 Corinthians 3:18
Pray:
Righteous Father, thank you for the glory you’ve given me in Jesus Christ. I’m endued with this glory, and I live above lack, sickness, and fear. I walk boldly in your glory, confident that all my needs have been entered into your supply system, in Jesus’ Name. Amen
Bible Reading Plan
ONE YEAR
Matthew 15:1-28, Exodus 1-2
TWO YEAR
Matthew 8:23-34, Genesis 22
Act:
Study and meditate on the message in this article today, till it causes you to speak in tongues.
Walking in this glory means manifesting the excellence, beauty, and perfections of divinity. You have been called to a life of victory, abundance, health, and righteousness. Hallelujah
I have been called to a life of victory, abundance, health, and righteousness. Glory to God!
Somebody help!