“But no one can enter a strong man’s house and plunder his possessions unless he first ties up the strong man. Then he can plunder his house.” (v. 27)

The enemy sought to steal you away—but One stronger than the enemy has come.

The enemy hoped to hold you in bondage—but One stronger than the enemy has come.

The enemy tried to take what is Christ’s and capture it for himself—but One stronger than the enemy has come.

Satan may have seemed strong, but Jesus has come, and He has bound the “strong man.” The enemy doesn’t get to keep what ultimately belongs to Christ. By grace, Jesus has burst in, and He would carry you home on His shoulders.

Don’t fear the enemy’s strength—because the One who is stronger has already won.

— Tyler