Word for the new year 2026 Pastor Rick Renner

Word for the new year 2026 Pastor Rick Renner

As we start off in 2026, this is a perfect moment to set your heart in agreement with what God says about you: You are an overcomer. You are victorious. You are destined to win, not because life is always easy, but because your faith connects you to God’s unstoppable power. Your victory isn’t temporary. It’s lasting. It’s enduring. It’s the kind that keeps you standing tall — no matter what comes. Step into the new year declaring, “Victory is mine, and I will overcome every challenge through Christ!” — Rick Renner

Want to go deeper? Suggested Bible Reading: 1 John 5:4-5; Philippians 4:13

When Jesus said of the temple in Jerusalem, “Not one stone will be left upon another,” it must have sounded impossible. That temple was enormous! Even today, when you stand by the retaining walls in Jerusalem, the stones are massive — it’s hard to imagine them ever being thrown down.

Yet in 70 AD, exactly as Jesus said, the temple was destroyed, and today those fallen stones are still there, lying at the base of the walls. They stand as a silent but powerful testimony that what Jesus says always comes to pass.
Those stones are a prophetic declaration that everything Jesus spoke in Matthew 24 will happen — just as He said.— Rick

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God never intended for guilt to define your future. Psalm 103 tells us that He has separated our sins from us as far as the East is from the West, and they will never meet! Freedom begins when we replace wrong thoughts with truths like this.

The Apostle Paul said it plainly: forget what’s behind and press forward. It’s a daily discipline — choosing to lay aside old guilt and step into who God says you are. Let go. Press forward. Your future in Christ is ahead of you! — Denise Renner

Did you know Jesus gives an invitation to every believer? In Revelation 2-3, He says again and again: “To him who overcomes….” That means Jesus never pictured you as a victim. He sees you as a champion, a conqueror, someone who rises above the chaos of life with the supernatural help of the Holy Spirit.

And Jesus never calls you to do something without giving you the power to do it. You can overcome. You will overcome. It is your calling, your inheritance, and your identity in Christ. — Rick Renner Want to go deeper? Suggested Bible Reading: Revelation 2-3; Revelation 3:21