Notice the Apostle Paul’s construction in the verse above. He used the words “strengthened” and “might.” Might is from the Greek “dunamei,” meaning “miracle-working ability”; while strengthened is “krataiothenai” meaning “invigorated.” So Paul’s prayer above is for you to have a “power transfusion” whereby you’re invigorated by the Holy Spirit!
Having been filled with such power, weakness or failure should no longer be a part of your life. There are Christians today who are weak spiritually; they’re constantly afraid and are unable to make important decisions for their lives. There are others who are broken, dejected and sickly because they’ve not taken a hold of divine health from within. The opening scripture shows that God wants you to be tough from within by having your spirit transfused with His miracle-working ability. That means you have to consciously pray the words in the opening verse for yourself.
Your outward appearance doesn’t matter. Someone may look at you and think you’re weak or frail, but you affirm, “I know who I am; I’m strong, because I’ve been transfused with the miracle-working ability of the Spirit.” Never let fear express itself through you. Declare right now, “I’m invigorated with miracle-working power by the Holy Ghost, and His power is manifested through me today and always. Hallelujah!”
Prayer
Dear Lord, thank you for granting me according to the riches of your glory, to be strengthened with might by your Spirit in my inner man. I declare that I’m strong in the Lord and in the power of His might today, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
