God Says I Am: Embracing Peace & Walking in PowerНамуна

The Power of God - Introduction

When you say “yes” to living a life fully surrendered to God, it’s natural to feel unworthy of all that Jesus has done for you.

It’s almost impossible to comprehend a love so pure and unconditional—a love that led Jesus to endure the agony of the cross, choosing sacrifice so that His victory over death could cover our every sin.

Even more amazing is this: He loves you so deeply that He longs for there to be no separation between His glory and our brokenness—no dividing line between where you end and He begins.

Out of unconditional love, He chooses to dwell within you, and He does this through the gift of the Holy Spirit.

It can feel confounding—illogical even—but it’s a beautiful glimpse into the heart and nature of our God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

The moment you surrender your life to Jesus, the Holy Spirit takes up residence in your heart, transforming your every thought, action, and experience. Through the Holy Spirit, God begins to give you a new lens—His perspective.

Selfishness begins to shift toward selflessness, anxiety is replaced by peace, bitterness gives way to forgiveness, and a quiet but undeniable love for others begins to take root.

This change isn’t forced—it happens under the gentle guidance of the Holy Spirit. And it brings deep hope to our human brokenness.

Because God doesn’t just transform your heart. He transforms your identity too. You start to call yourself by new names: chosen, elect, heir, child of God. And with that identity comes purpose.

God in us becomes the doorway through which His power and authority flow from heaven to earth (John 14:12).

Just imagine millions of believers bringing the love of Jesus into hospitals, classrooms, friendships, workplaces, homes, families, and neighborhoods. It’s beautifully strategic and perfectly God.

The best part is that the power of God in us isn’t something to fear—it’s not loud or alarming by nature. It’s the beautiful birthright of everyone born again in Christ’s love, mercy, peace, and justice.

Let’s explore a few ways that you can walk in the power of God.