I bless you in the name of Jesus, wishing that both the joy and peace of God the Father be upon your life.
The power of redemption in Christ allows us to understand that the death of Christ on the cross of Calvary gives us a set of wonderful gifts, among which we can mention:
Salvation.
Being saved implies that you can no longer live life with fear of the afterlife. You gave your life to the eternal Father, who through Jesus Christ delivered you from eternal damnation. That is, it does not go to hell, it belongs to God forever. It is not half saved, it is saved forever.
Satan has no power over you
By being saved by Jesus Christ, you know the power of the blood of Christ. Therefore, you will understand that Satan was defeated on the cross of Calvary and his ancient life of fears of sorcerers, sorcerers, the terror of the night, walking alone in the streets, etc., disappears, because now it is totally of God and the Evil has no power over you.
No infernal force of darkness has power over you. On the contrary, Jesus Christ gave him dominion and power over his enemy and over all demons. That is, Satan is a defeated enemy.
Divine Health
The word of God declares that we were healed by the wounds of Jesus Christ. That is, you have the legal right to divine health, now you can approach God not with mercy or fear, but through faith. No matter the name of the disease, Jesus Christ healed you and you have all the legal rights to enjoy your physical healing.
Jesus Christ is freed from the curse of poverty
To the man he said: "Because you paid attention to your wife, and ate of the tree that I sent you saying: You will not eat of him; the earth will be cursed for your cause; with pain you will eat of it every day of your life. The earth will produce you thistles and thorns and you will eat wild herbs. You will earn the bread with the sweat of your forehead, until you return to the same land where you went. Because you are dust, and you will return to dust "(Genesis 3: 17-19).
Ruin and poverty are a curse for the disobedience of the first Adam. Now in Christ, you are free because he allowed you to put a crown of thorns on your head with the curse of the ruin and poverty of the first Adam.
Jesus Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law, made by us curse. This implies that when Jesus placed that crown of thorns, he bore the curse of his poverty so that by faith he might be enriched.
We could cite a large number of benefits obtained by the power of redemption in Christ, however, the list would be infinite, which we could not finish.