In the world today there are many powers, the power of the sun, the wind, rivers, fire, kings, armies, and human strength. Each of these has conditions and limitations.

But there is a power beyond them all, a limitless power.

Jesus Christ told His disciples to wait in Jerusalem until they received this life-changing power, the power of the Holy Spirit. And when that power came, everything changed.

It was this power that took a murderer named Apostle Paul and transformed him into a martyr and messenger of grace. It was this power that turned a coward named Apostle Peter into a bold proclaimer of truth. It was this power that transformed 120 fearful believers on the Day of Pentecost into courageous carriers of the Gospel. And it is the same power transforming millions of lives today.

The New Testament word for power is the Greek dunamis. It comes from the root dunamahee, which means to be able.

This is the power to become able to do what you could never do before.
The power to rise above natural limitations.
The power to make the impossible… POSSIBLE.

And there is one more meaning: dunamahee also means “can” as in “I CAN.”

The power of the Spirit gives us the ability to do whatever is required to fulfill God’s will and calling. There is no limitation. It is the power of powers, the power that silences every “I can’t” and replaces it with divine ability.

TODAY:
Embrace the power of the Holy Spirit. Let every “I can’t” be replaced with this declaration of faith:

“I CAN do all things THROUGH Christ!”