We Can Overcome As Jesus Did [Tuticorin Conference - Session - 11/11]
This is the Live Broadcasting of Tuticorin Conference - 2015 from 15th January 2015 to 17th January 2015 Theme: God’s Message for this time
Summary
The central message draws from John 16:33, teaching that while life brings tribulation, believers have peace because Jesus has overcome the world. The speaker emphasizes that the 'world system' must be overcome, not just its people. He warns that the devil disguises himself as an 'angel of light' and tempts through small compromises, urging listeners to resist these temptations by relying on Christ's victory.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Musical IntroductionThe message begins with musical worship and congregational singing.
The promise of peace in John 16:33Reflecting on Jesus' final words before the cross, the speaker emphasizes that we can have peace in our hearts even when the world is in unrest.
The danger of bowing to the world systemWhile we should love people, we must resist the devil's temptations to compromise through bribery or dishonesty, as he often disguises himself as an angel of light.
The deceptive nature of the enemyJust as the serpent in Eden was not inherently repulsive but appeared beautiful, the devil does not approach us looking horrible but often appears as an angel of light to deceive us.Genesis 3:14
Jesus was tempted in every way that we areBecause Jesus was tempted in all points just like humans, His life serves as a practical example of how to resist the devil's attempts to manipulate our desires.Hebrews 4:15
The victory of Christ over the fleshBy consistently saying 'no' to His own self-will and submitting to God's will, Jesus tore the veil of the flesh, proving that all temptations are overcome through Him.
The call to overcome as Jesus didJust as Jesus overcame temptation through faithfulness, we are called to overcome our disobedience and pursue a life of righteousness.
The promise to those who overcomeEven the most spiritually weak or 'lukewarm' person can sit on God's throne if they repent and overcome.Revelation 3:21
Learning to take full blameTrue spiritual growth comes from following the example of the repentant thief on the cross by taking 100% responsibility for our sins without making excuses.
Only God's opinion mattersThe speaker asserts that he does not care about public opinion or accusations because only Jesus Christ will judge his heart and motives on the final day.
Stop justifying your failuresInstead of blaming circumstances, friends, or family for your mistakes—especially regarding your children—you must take full responsibility and repent.
The honor of being falsely accusedDrawing from his own experience in court, the speaker explains that even when people accuse you falsely, you can find joy in being identified with the suffering of Christ.
The necessity of loving those who oppose youTo experience God's support and see Him work all things for good, one must refuse to hate enemies and instead choose to love and bless them.
A prayer for faith and overcomingThe speaker leads a prayer asking God to grant the congregation the faith needed to claim His promises and be overcomers in their lives and churches.
A commitment to God's KingdomThe speaker declares that their purpose is not to build any human kingdom, but solely to serve the Kingdom of our Lord.
