Multitudes of people, including many Christians, believe that whatever happens in life-whether good or bad-is God's plan for them. But the truth is that God has no bad or evil plan for your life. According to the Bible, God knows the plans he has for you; they are plans for good and not for evil (Jeremiah 29:11); they are plans for victory and not defeat (1 Corinthians 15:57); they are plans for success and not failure (2 Corinthians 2:14). In this powerful, life-changing book, Iyke Ezeji offers the secrets to success and daily living in a very practical, concise, and straightforward manner. Iyke, the pastor of a steadily growing church in Canada, reveals the keys to attaining and maintaining victory in life on a consistent basis. "You will reign in this life because Jesus has given you the authority to reign and rule," Iyke says. "Many times people say, 'I have left it up to the Lord; He will do it.' But the truth about the matter is, He has left it up to you." Steps to Daily Victory will help to change the way you think and the way you talk, and it will forever change both your outlook on life and your overall circumstances as you put these steps into practice. Topics covered in this book include the following: - Having the mindset of a winner - Making sure God has the final say - Having the Word of God as your sole foundation - The importance of sowing God's Word in your heart - How to fight the "good fight" of faith - The true power of positive confession - Stirring up the "lion" in you - How to be strong and courageous in the midst of adversity - How to live beyond your own perceived limitations Iyke Ezeji, a trained professional engineer in Canada, was called to ministry after God appeared to him in a vision during a 21-day fast. God told Iyke that He has called him to go use the Word of Faith to bring healing and deliverance to the world. As a result, in August 2018, Iyke started Supernatural Life Church and Ministries in Regina, Saskatchewan. Since that time, the church has been experiencing steady growth.
