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Joy and victory

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Do you know you have joy and victory? Well, do you? Because, it's in you. It really is and it doesn't matter what's coming at you either, continue to know that you already have the joy and the victory. 

Psalm 3 was David's prayer to the Lord when it seemed all was lost, when those who were the closest to him were trying to defeat him. But God -- ohhhhh God -- was there when no one else was. God was there for David and David turned to Him when the chips were truly down. He was running for his life against his own son, as well as, others who absolutely hated him. Yet God helped him, God looked out for him, and God kept His promise to him. Listen, God is and will continue to do the same for you and He will do it for me. That's right. So don't you worry one bit. Just keep your eyes on Him and keep looking towards heaven. Don't you ever give up. Psalm 3:1-5 says:
"Lord, how many are my foes! How many rise up against me! Many are saying of me, “God will not deliver him.” But you, Lord, are a shield around me, my glory. The One who lifts my head high. I call out to the Lord, and he answers me from his holy mountain. I lie down and sleep; I wake again, because the Lord sustains me." 
That's powerful. Can you picture the turmoil David was in? And can you see who David turned to? Exactly, he turned to the Lord and the Lord got him out of all of the trouble and danger around him. Won't God do it? He will indeed. David already had the joy and the victory. He spoke it continuously and it didn't matter what he was up against. You have joy and victory too, so speak it often. 
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