Born To Win by David O. Oyedepo

Introduction
Foundation For Victory
I was teaching a series of seminars in January 1984, when the Lord first spoke to me very clearly on steps to victory. I went head-long into scriptures to ascertain the Bible basis for personal victory in every individual life situation. The truth revealed in this book is a product of those studies. I have consistently preached these things and the results have been unmatchable. There are great testimonies of victories in every sphere of life for those who have listened, and have cared enough to apply them. The word works more than magic.
It is quite true that there are many problems, hardships and difficulties in life but, that is not the whole truth. There are problems but there are solutions. All life problems have solutions. There are as many victories as there are problems. You can experience constant victories consistently in all life situations by a simple application of the revealed word of God.
God has done everything possible for your victory. He does not intend you to be down today and up tomorrow and vice-versa. He wants you up always. The truth is that: you can be victorious always. If you know what God says about you, and you care enough to do it, your victory is certain. By this the world is in your control.
For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory which overcometh the world, even our faith.
1 John 5:4
Your victory is closely tied to your faith. That is your foundation for victory. It is not faith in your ability, qualifications or any mundane things, but faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and on God’s irrevocable word.
Recognize that you are a born-winner, a victor by virtue of your birth and parentage. You are not expected to be defeated by anything. You are seated far above everything that is earthly. You are above defeat and failure.
It is my fervent belief that you will be translated into a different level of victory as you receive the word as is revealed in this book. It is for you that it is written.
Be blessed.
Bishop David O. Oyedepo