From Victory to Victory. Jean Max B. St Louis

      

      Jean Max B. St Louis

      Copyright © 2014 by Jean Max B. St Louis

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      Acknowledgments

      First and foremost, I want to express my deepest and greatest gratitude to God for putting the passion in my heart to write this book and helping me, in every step of the way, to complete it successfully. I express my deep sense of gratitude to my wife, Naomie St Louis, who was very patient and supportive as I was writing this book. I owe great thanks to Susan Rescigno, who helped me in the editing of the entire manuscript. Her input and her suggestions were very useful. I would also like to thank Dr. Howard McNeill, who, in spite of his busy schedule, created the time to read a part of this manuscript and to give me some good advice.

      Finally, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to people like: Mr. and Mrs. David Anthony Romeo, who gave me some good advice about the manuscript; Pastor Oreste Coulanges and Pastor Joseph Victor, who gave me their words of encouragement; my brother-in-law, Pastor Bernard Laurent, who gave me some great advice and encouragement; and my father, Pastor Jean Bien-Aime St Louis; my mother, Gladys St Louis; my sister, Marie-Bernard St Louis; and many other friends, who were constantly supporting me in their prayers.

      Introduction

      Let me ask you some questions. Do you notice that whenever you want to do something good, you are being opposed by something bad? Do you feel attracted toward things that are ungodly? Have you ever been in a situation where you understood that it was well planned against you?

      If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, I would like you to know that these situations are signs and pulses of an ongoing warfare that you are facing as a Christian believer. The good news is that it is possible for you to experience victory in the midst of these conditions.

      Perhaps you are asking, “How can I experience victory?” This is the question that my book will tackle--to show that, although the Christian life has many enemies, they were all defeated by one victory, the victory of Jesus at the cross.

      Your responsibility is not to struggle for victory, but to struggle under His victory, so that you might live a victorious Christian life on a daily basis.

      I invite you, as you are reading this book, to embark on a journey to discover the portions that are already yours in Christ and to take possession of them without hesitation, for they are the only resources that can help you win at all times.