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BIG Life Devotional | Daily Devotional for Women

1861 My Head Got Saved

BIG Life Devotional | Daily Devotional for Women

Pamela Crim | Daily Devotional for Women

Education, Self-improvement, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Christianity

5792 Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2025

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

There is a hill outside the city of Jerusalem called Golgotha or also called Calvary, both words meaning skull. The hill was given it’s name because of it’s shape of a skull. Do you think that was an accident?
It was here on top of this skull shaped hill that Jesus was crucified on the cross. Have you ever thought about the meaning behind this? Why there? Nothing was by accident. God was in every detail as he sacrificed his one and only son so that whoever would believe in him would have eternal life. I believe this place was strategic.
The cross was on top of the skull because Jesus wants to give you victory over your mind!
Did you know it’s not only your soul that has been saved, but your MIND has been saved as well. The victory was won over your mind by Jesus on the skull! How absolutely strategic.
The evil one fights to take back what Jesus has claimed and most often what he gets is our mind. How successful has he been in your life lately? Have your thoughts been victorious or have they been fear filled, anxious, negative, defeated thoughts?
Jesus paid a high price for your victory, why would you ever allow the defeated one to defeat you in your head?
Your greatest asset is your mind. Your mind paints a vivid picture and your body responds with every emotion and energy to create the picture. Every choice you make, good or bad, was first a thought in your mind. So, of course your mind is under attack. A relentless, violent, brutal attack, and it’s happening every minute of the day.
Whatever gets your mind, gets you. Your thoughts are the guide, so the important question is, who is the author of your thoughts? Scripture warns us of strongholds on our mind.
2 Corinthians 10: 4-5, “We use God’s mighty weapons, not worldly weapons, to knock down the strongholds of human reasoning and to destroy false arguments. We take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.”
The word “stronghold” comes from the Greek word ochuroma. This is a Greek word used to describe a prison. The “strongholds” scripture refers to are lies that the devil has ingrained so deeply in your mind and in your belief system that they now hold power over certain areas of your life. These lies create a spiritual fortress of wrong thoughts which becomes your prison. As a prisoner to these thoughts, you begin to view life through the illusion of bondage Satan has put on your mind. Thoughts of worry. Thoughts of fear. Thoughts of anxiety. Thoughts of lack. And eventually, these tangled and twisted thoughts begin to take control of your life.
Now, you can’t seem to dismiss those thoughts. You can’t just shake it off. This stronghold on your mind has overwhelmed you. And if we allow this stronghold to continue, dismissing it as who we are and what we naturally struggle with, it becomes a trap where Satan mentally seduces you and imprisons you with your own thinking.
My sister, does this sound familiar? Have your thoughts become twisted and knotted with worry, fear, anxiety, or negativity? This is a strong hold and it is holding you back.
Holding you back, you say … from what? Holding you back from the freedom of being who you were created to be and living the life God created you to live. Holding you back from the joy of the Lord. Holding you back from your purpose and your destiny.
But remember, your mind is saved! Just like your soul has been redeemed, so has your mind. You are no longer a captive here. Any strongholds the enemy has established in your mind can and must be destroyed.
You have been equipped for this battle!
The weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but have divine power to destroy strongholds.”
Ephesians 6:17 gives us a list of battle gear, and the first is the helmet of salvation.
Now how totally ironic is that … where was your salvation bought and secured?

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0:00.0

Well, good morning, beautiful. Welcome to a brand new day of life. Happy Monday, my sisters.

0:08.8

Well, it's a beautiful new day of life and it's an amazing brand new week. We just celebrated Easter.

0:17.1

And we're actually going to do something a little bit different for the next couple days.

0:21.3

To be honest with you, I'm traveling right now. I'm on my way to Bali, and I will be traveling

0:27.4

for the next couple days because guess what? It's a really long way to Bali. I have a retreat

0:35.1

that is the ultimate adventure. I'm getting ready to host over there.

0:39.0

But I didn't want to just leave you hanging with no devotional for your days while I'm traveling.

0:45.4

So to do a little something fun and a little something different, I'm going to be bringing to you one of our past favorite episodes each day for the next four

0:57.8

days to kind of go deeper on the lessons of Jesus going to the cross, giving his life for us

1:07.5

to save us. I mean, y'all, there's so much more we need to talk about. This is life-changing stuff.

1:14.4

So, again, I'm going to be traveling, and I am going to play for you an old episode right now

1:22.8

that is one of our favorites, one of your past favorites, to go deeper on the season of Easter. So today,

1:31.8

you're going to be listening to the episode titled My Head Got Saved. Enjoy. Congratulations.

1:42.9

Your gift of a new day is here. Ready to live it big? You're listening to the Big Life

1:50.0

Devotional podcast. Now, here's Pamela to get you fired up for all God has available for you today.

1:56.5

The title of today's episode of the Big Life devotional podcast is, my head got saved.

2:02.9

There's a hill outside the city of Jerusalem called Galgotha, also called Calvary. Both of those

2:11.4

words Galgotha and Calvary mean skull. Now, this hill was given its name because of its shape of a skull. Do you think that was an

2:24.8

accident? You probably recognize this because we actually studied this just a couple days ago

2:30.1

for Good Friday, Galgotha. It was here on top of this skull-shaped hill that Jesus was crucified on the

2:39.6

cross. Have you ever thought about the meaning behind this? Like, why there? Nothing was by accident.

2:49.5

God was in every detail as he sacrificed his one and only son so that

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