Being an overcomer does not depend on socio-economic status or public prominence.

Evidence

This is something that we didn’t stress enough in our first edition of this book and some people jumped to the conclusion that overcomers are somehow “perfect,” i.e., believers who have it all together. They are not! An overcomer is just a regular person—he or she is someone who has simply learned to choose God’s way. He could be that janitor in the school building down the street, or that laundry woman in the back room of that large downtown hotel or that widow in the country who faithfully gives her one dollar every week to the Salvation Army. In our opinion, these believers are often more faithful overcomers than the most popular Christian television personalities. In no way is being an overcomer dependent on our socio-economic status. God is the only One who knows our hearts. So, He’s the only One who knows the truth and the only One who can judge us. — Chuck Missler, The Kingdom, Power and Glory, 108

Categorization

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Broader Connections

• Overcoming is marked by choosing difficulty, not by worldly accomplishment #corroborates (0.90) — Chuck Missler, The Kingdom, Power and Glory, 131