"The viewpoint of a worker for God must not be as near the highest as he can get, it must be the highest. Be careful to maintain strenuously God’s point of view, it has to be done every day, bit by bit; don’t think on the finite. No outside power can touch the viewpoint." - Oswald Chambers

This week’s message reminded us that being more than conquerors isn’t about winning through strength or escaping hardship—it’s about being led in Christ’s victory. The enemy tries to distort how we see ourselves and God, whispering that we’re forgotten or not enough, but in Christ we’ve already been captured by love and led in triumph. Like Paul, we’re not the generals of victory—we’re the captives of grace, spreading the fragrance of Christ even through suffering. Our brokenness becomes the very place where His power and redemption are revealed. Whether in prison like Paul and Silas (Acts 16) or in the struggles of daily life, we carry a testimony that declares: nothing can separate us from the love of God. To be more than conquerors means not only to overcome, but to bring redemption wherever we go—reflecting the image of Christ and releasing His freedom and restoration to others.