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EXPUNGED!

S.E.E.D. For Today

Scripture: "He canceled out every legal violation we had on our record and the old arrest warrant that stood to indict us. He erased it all---our sins, our stained soul, He deleted it all and they cannot be retrieved! Everything we once were in Adam has been placed onto His cross and nailed permanently there as a public display of cancellation." Colossians 2:14 (TPT)

Explanation: Paul is speaking of the record of debt that stood against us and it's legal demands, he's speaking about the implications of not following God's will. In spite of man's criminal act against God He used Jesus to fulfill all of His legal demands against mankind.

Exercise: Expunged is to erase or remove completely, something unwanted or unpleasant. To delete, wipe out, blot out, destroy, obliterate, eradicate, to eliminate. God through Jesus Christ successfully destroyed the records of every believer, through our conviction and faith are past is unavailable to the enemy. On the cross Jesus took civil action against Satan and won! We have been pardoned and our sins expunged through the blood Christ shed. Your record has been expunged, your record is erased and cannot be retrieved, so when the enemy wants to plague you with your past, remind him that your offenses have been forgiven and that who I used to be as a descendant of Adam has been placed on the cross and nailed permanently for a public display of cancellation!

Devotion: Lord I thank You for getting rid of my old arrest warrant, my sins was a life sentence, but you have set me free. Every legal violation has been canceled. I thank You for the guilt that has vanished, I declare this truth is now being unveiled by the revelation of the anointed Jesus, our life giver, who has dismantled death, obliterating all its effects on our lives and has manifested His immortal life in us by the gospel. (2 Timothy 1:10) In Jesus Name Amen!

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