Day 40: Grace to Reign in Life
Scripture
Rom 5:17
For if by one man's offence death reigned by one; much more they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ.
DAILY WISDOM
Grace empowers you to reign over every situation in life.
MESSAGE
Through Jesus Christ, we've been given an abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness so we can reign in life. To reign means living with authority, victory, and dominion in every area of your life.
As a child of God, you weren't meant to live defeated or overwhelmed—you were created to rise above sin, sickness, lack, and every scheme of the enemy. God's grace equips you to overcome challenges and thrive no matter what life throws your way. This year, don't settle for mediocrity. Speak victory over your life and walk in it with bold faith. Grace gives you the power to break through limitations and step into a life of purpose, influence, and impact.
Never forget, your ability to reign in life doesn't come from your own strength—it's rooted in the finished work of Christ. So rest in His grace, trust in His promises, and take your place as the victor He's called you to be.
KEY POINTS
1. You Are a King: Grace positions you to reign in life.
2. Victory is Yours: Sin, sickness, and lack have no dominion over you.
3. Rest in Grace: Your authority comes from Christ's finished work.
ASSIGNMENTS
- Meditate on Romans 5:17 and declare your authority in Christ.
- Identify areas where you need to reign and speak victory over them.
- Share the message of grace with someone who needs encouragement.
PRAYER
- Father, I thank You for the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness. I declare that I reign in life through Jesus Christ.
- Every challenge before me is defeated, in Jesus' name. Amen.
DAILY PURPOSE NOTE
You are called to reign in life through Christ. Walk in your authority and claim your victory today.
DAILY PROPHETIC DECLARATION
I declare that I reign in life through the abundance of grace. I have dominion over sin, sickness, and lack. I walk in victory, in Jesus' name!
ONE-YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN:
Leviticus 17–18 | Mark 2:1–22
