Day 23 of 30: The Lord is My Banner

Today is Glorious.

Glory

Reflection: His victory waves over my life.

Verse: And Moses built an altar, and called the name of it Jehovah-nissi: The Lord is my banner. – Exodus 17:15

Life can feel like a constant battle. There are challenges that press in from every side—difficult relationships, hard days, fears, disappointments, and struggles we never expected. In the middle of it all, it is easy to feel defeated, lost, or overwhelmed. But God reminds us today: He is our Banner.

A banner is a symbol of victory, a flag lifted high for all to see. When Moses built an altar and called it Jehovah-nissi, he was declaring that God had won the battle for His people. That same God raises His banner over us. No matter what we face, His victory waves over our lives.

What does it mean to have God as our Banner? It means we are never truly defeated. It means that even when life seems to crush us, we have a visible sign of hope—God’s victory. It reminds us to lift our eyes above the storm, to focus not on the problem but on the Power that fights for us.

When fear or worry tries to whisper that we will fail, remember the banner is still waving. When doubt tries to steal our joy, the banner still rises. When circumstances seem impossible, the banner is proof that God has already overcome.

Life Application

Today, lift your heart like a banner to God. Let Him remind you that no struggle is too big and no enemy too strong. Write down one area of your life where you need His victory. Every time you see it, remember that God is fighting for you, and His banner is waving triumphantly over that situation.

Prayer

Lord, thank You for being my Banner. When life feels hard, remind me that Your victory waves over me. Help me to keep my eyes on You and not on my struggles. Let me walk boldly, knowing that You have already won the battles in my life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Tons of Love

Janet Adeogun

The Eagle Girl

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