GOD IS SO GREAT A DELIVERER

 GOD IS SO GREAT A DELIVERER


By: Evangelist Oluwole Olaleye 

Christ Witness Evangelical Outreach 

a.k.a Christ Witness Mission 

Enquiry:08038533059



God’s greatness is most clearly revealed in His power to deliver. From generation to generation, Scripture presents Him not as a distant observer of human pain, but as a mighty Deliverer who steps into the affairs of men to rescue, restore, and redeem. He delivers from bondage, fear, sin, oppression, and every form of captivity—both seen and unseen.


The God we serve does not negotiate with bondage; He breaks it. He delivered Israel from Egypt with a strong hand and an outstretched arm (Exodus 3:7–8). He delivered David from the paw of the lion, the bear, and the sword of Saul (1 Samuel 17:37). He delivered Daniel from the lions’ den and the three Hebrew boys from the fire (Daniel 6:22; Daniel 3:27). In the New Testament, Jesus revealed the ultimate nature of God as Deliverer by setting captives free, healing the oppressed, and destroying the works of the devil (Luke 4:18; 1 John 3:8).


Beloved, God’s deliverance is not partial—it is complete. “The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears, and delivers them out of all their troubles” (Psalm 34:19). Whatever the depth of the pit, the strength of the chain, or the length of the night, His arm is not too short to save. Our deliverance is secured not by our strength, but by His covenant faithfulness. When God delivers, He does so for His glory and for the testimony of His people.


Today, stand firm in this truth: the same God who delivered yesterday is delivering today, and He will yet deliver again. He is so great a Deliverer.


Bible References:


Exodus 3:7–8


Psalm 34:19


Psalm 50:15


Luke 4:18


Colossians 1:13


Prayer Points:


1.Father, in the name of Jesus, arise in Your Power and Deliver me from every form of bondage, oppression, and limitation working against my destiny. Let Your Mighty Hand bring total freedom.


2.Lord, manifest Your Greatness in my life through undeniable Deliverance, that my testimony will glorify Your Name and strengthen the Faith of others, in Jesus name.Amen

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