Heaven Land Devotions - Whispers of Eternity

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During devotions there are moments that the Holy Spirit will speak to us within our hearts. Our inner ear picks it up and we can feel His Presence. A while back I was reading the words Satan spoke to God regarding Job:

"And Satan answered the Lord, and said, Skin for skin, yea, all that a man hath will he give for his life." Job 2:4.

Incidentally I had just finished reading Luke 23:36: "And the soldiers also mocked him, coming to him, and offering him vinegar, And saying, If thou be the king of the Jews, save thyself."

You see Jesus answered Satan back from long ago. He did not try to save Himself by coming down from the cross. He endured it all "With the joy set before Him." Jesus gave His life for the life of the world by giving over His whole body as a sacrifice. He gave everything He had.

Satan fights to get you to save your own self by getting you into a corner. But you do not have to fear. What person in all of history that gave up their lives to Christ came away with loss or poverty? Or were the worse for it?

Whatever you give up that you know God wants you to rid yourself of, will only break the power of the enemy in your life. You will become a flowing vessel of living waters for the rest of your life.

"Rest easy, worried Christian. The duel is not between the church and Satan, but between Christ and Satan." ~ William Gurnall