True power, the ability to exercise authority effectively, belongs to God alone. His strength is the only true sovereignty, and no one possesses power unless He allows it. Jesus Christ shares this power, and members of God's church do as well. His power is evident in the creation and sustenance of the world, surpassing all forces within it, and is displayed in mighty acts of salvation. When God delegates His authority to human beings, it provides a certain power to care for and use the earth responsibly. Yet, He often intervenes with miraculous works, especially of deliverance, demonstrating His might. In the spiritual realm, Christ, having all authority from His Father, used it to forgive sins and cast out evil spirits, giving authority to His disciples to become sons of God and share in His work. The greatest show of His power of deliverance is in our individual calling and conversion to His truth and way of life. On the Day of Pentecost, the power of God's Spirit became operative in the life of the church, a power that continues to flow. The apostle Paul encouraged the church regarding the exceeding greatness of God's power, praying for the Ephesian members to know the power already working in them, assuring true Christians of confidence in God's promises. Paul emphasized that salvation is the result of God's power at work in us and through us, not something we achieve on our own. He stressed the immeasurable greatness of His power in us who believe, residing within us, dispelling fears and granting new confidence and assurance in salvation. This power, described as surpassing and beyond comprehension, is an energy that overcomes all resistance, a strength that conquers every obstacle, derived from the limitless might of God. Paul illustrated this might through the resurrection of Christ, showing that every hindrance and enemy, including death, is overcome by His power. This power transforms us, making us a new creation, not merely a remake, but a regenerated life through His mighty action. It imparts a new disposition, guiding our faculties in a different direction, affecting our hearts, minds, and will. We are made alive together with Christ, no longer dead in sin, but renewed daily by the Spirit of life in Him. This ongoing process, fueled by His power, molds and guides us, ensuring that nothing can prevent the fulfillment of His purpose in us. The resurrection of Christ stands as proof that no power, not even the strongest enemies, can withstand Him, guaranteeing that He will keep us and make us fit for the future glory.