Today's Rhema Outreach

29/07/2025

😮‍💨 The struggle of being an INTROVERTED PREACHER IS REAL‼️

🥴 People assume because you can command a room with a mic, you can effortlessly navigate every room without one. But the truth is… many of us wrestle silently. You meet people, and suddenly, your mind goes blank. Not because you’re arrogant or disinterested, but because your internal wiring isn’t built for constant social performance.

🎯 You overthink simple greetings. You rehearse conversation starters in your mind hoping they’ll land right. You’re praying the moment doesn’t feel awkward or cold, because the last thing you want is to be perceived as standoffish, aloof, or proud, when all you’re really battling is overstimulation.

You minister with boldness but walk through the lobby with hesitation.
You preach to the crowd but wonder how to connect with the individual.
You pour out in public but recharge alone and often feel guilty about it.

‼️ So, to those who see us and wonder why we’re quiet, distant, or slow to speak, please know: it’s not pride, it’s wiring.

🔥 And to my fellow introverted leaders: don’t let the pressure to be extroverted steal your authenticity. There’s power in your presence, even when it’s silent.

28/07/2025

There's a difference between REGRET & REPENTANCE.

REGRET most times makes one feel sorry, because of the consequences of their actions or because they were caught!

REPENTANCE from the original Greek word, primarily means

"A change of heart/mindset"

"To start thinking differently"

Genuine REPENTANCE culminates in CHANGE, or TRANSFORMATION.

But REGRET most times is "coerced" by the consequences of the action taken, or by the fact that what was done has become public knowledge or discovered by those affected.

Be conscious of these, when you are dealing with close associates and friends, we live in a very wicked world, full of pretence.

Loving people doesn't mean becoming blind to evil intentions, nor undiscerning.

There are people even in the house of God that are a 'breed' of Cain in the bible.

Cain didn't kill Abel simply because of jealousy, resentment or anger.

The bible said "he slew him because HE WAS OF THE EVIL ONE"

Cain's breed & personality was "EVIL", there's a huge difference!

In today's world we still have brothers, sisters and friends that are "OF THE EVIL ONE", I call them sons/daughters of perdition.

We are commanded in the bible to LOVE ONE ANOTHER, and that I totally agree with.

But while showing love to people, we have to be very discerning and led by the spirit of God, to be cautious about who we bring into our INNER CIRCLE or relate with very closely.

There's a huge difference between mistakenly/accidentally hurting people and a premeditated, planned and well executed schemes of wickedness, repeatedly.

23/07/2025

When Billy Graham was 92 years-old, he was struggling with Parkinson's disease. In January, a month before his 93rd birthday, leaders in Charlotte, North Carolina, invited their favorite son, Billy Graham to a luncheon in his honor.

Billy initially hesitated to accept the invitation because of his struggles with Parkinson's disease. But the Charlotte leaders said, 'We don't expect a major address. Just come and let us honor you.' So he agreed.

After wonderful things were said about him, Dr. Graham stepped to the podium, looked at the crowd, and said:

"I'm reminded today of Albert Einstein, the great physicist who this month has been honored by Time magazine as the Man of the Century. Einstein was once traveling from Princeton on a train, when the conductor came down the aisle, punching the tickets of every passenger. When he came to Einstein, Einstein reached in his vest pocket. He couldn't find his ticket, so he reached in his trouser pockets.

It wasn't there.He looked in his briefcase but couldn't find it. Then he looked in the seat beside him. He still couldn't find it.

"The conductor said, “Dr. Einstein, I know who you are. We all know who you are. I'm sure you bought a ticket. Don't worry about it.” Einstein nodded appreciatively. The conductor continued down the aisle punching tickets. As he was ready to move to the next car,he turned around and saw the great physicist down on his hands and knees looking under his seat for his ticket.

"The conductor rushed back and said, 'Dr. Einstein, Dr. Einstein, don't worry, I know who you are; no problem. You don't need a ticket. I'm sure you bought one.'Einstein looked at him and said, “Young man, I too, know who I am. What I don't know is where I'm going."

Having said that Billy Graham continued, "See the suit I'm wearing? It's a brand new suit. My children, and my grandchildren are telling me I've gotten a little slovenly in my old age. I used to be a bit more fastidious. So I went out and bought a new suit for this luncheon and one more occasion. You know what that occasion is? This is the suit in which I'll be buried. But when you hear I'm dead, I don't want you to immediately remember the suit I'm wearing. I want you to remember this:

"I not only know who I am. I also know where I'm going." May your troubles be less, your blessings more, and may nothing but happiness, come through your door. "Life without God is like an unsharpened pencil - it has no point."

May each of us have lived our lives so that when our ticket is punched we don't have to worry about where we are going.

Billy Graham Evangelistic Association

04/07/2025

Today we are rejoicing because our brother in Christ Jimmy Swaggart is now with Jesus! For almost seven decades, Rev. Jimmy Swaggart declared God's love worldwide. His heart for the lost was heard in his messages of life and his music of grace. What a life and what an impact he has made for eternity!

Over the years, Brother Copeland has often shared his gratitude to Brother Swaggart for helping him get the Believer’s Voice of Victory broadcast on the radio. One day, out of the blue, Brother Copeland received a call from Jimmy, whom he didn’t know personally. Jimmy, who held the largest radio ministry at the time in the world, said, “Why aren’t you on the radio? I’d get in trouble with God if I didn’t call you and tell you that you better get on the radio.”

Brother Copeland shares, “He just took Gloria and me under his wing and told us which stations to start on and introduced us to the people to buy the time. I will be indebted to Jimmy Swaggart throughout eternity.”

Although Brother Swaggart will be missed, his legacy will guide the Body of Christ until Jesus' return, and we are forever grateful for the impact he had on this ministry. Please join us as we pray for Brother Swaggart’s family, loved ones and ministry. - Kenneth Copeland Ministries Kenneth Copeland Ministries Africa

29/06/2025

Without the ANOINTING & PERSON of the HOLY SPIRIT, Christianity is just another religion.
The HOLY SPIRIT is Jesus Christ without his human body!
His mission is to glorify JESUS CHRIST and reveal JESUS CHRIST to humanity.

Holy Spirit doesn't have a name, he responds to the name of JESUS CHRIST!

HOLY - is his character

SPIRIT - is his nature, a spirit being.

But he responds whenever JESUS CHRIST is mentioned and he manifests his presence wherever JESUS CHRIST is glorified!

Luke 24:49
[49]Behold, I send the Promise of My Father upon you; but tarry in the city of Jerusalem UNTIL YOU ARE ENDUED with POWER from on high.”

John 14:16
[16]And I will pray the Father, and He will give you another HELPER, that He may ABIDE WITH YOU forever—

John 14:17
[17]the SPIRIT of TRUTH, whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him; but you know Him, for He DWELLS WITH YOU and WILL BE IN YOU.

Hebrews 9:14
how much more shall the BLOOD of CHRIST, who THROUGH the ETERNAL SPIRIT offered Himself without spot to God, cleanse your conscience from dead works to SERVE the LIVING GOD?

Romans 8:11
But if the SPIRIT of Him who raised Jesus from the dead DWELLS IN YOU, He who RAISED CHRIST from the dead will also GIVE LIFE TO YOUR MORTAL BODIES through HIS SPIRIT who DWELLS IN YOU.

08/06/2025

08/06/2025

Jesus said "men ought ALWAYS to PRAY"

Apostle Paul said "PRAY without ceasing"

He also said "PRAYING ALWAYS with all manner of prayer and entreaty in the spirit"..

Luke said in the book of Acts, "As they MINISTERED UNTO THE LORD and fasted, the Holy Spirit said..."

Yet a man of God will come out in public and begin to say that in this dispensation it is not necessary for believers to spend long hours in prayers 😢.

Could it be that the man of God has been struggling with his prayer life personally?

Or could it be that the man of God has a very shallow understanding of prayer, that doesn't go beyond the "PRAYER of PETITION"?

Because I believe that until we understand and see prayer as a means of FELLOWSHIP with our father God, through which we SEE, HEAR, UNDERSTAND and EXECUTE HIS COUNSEL & AGENDA on earth, by the agency of the HOLY SPIRIT, then we don't really know what prayer is.

When we understand prayer as FELLOWSHIP, we are no longer conscious of how long we spend in prayers, because we will go to the place of prayer with an open mind, just like a WAITER who is always on standby at the restaurant WAITING to receive orders or instructions from the guest.
His/her focus as a waiter is WAITING-ON them and they are the ones who determine when the WAITER'S job is done, when they're satisfied and ready to leave.

PRAYER gets to a point where we just go to the place of PRAYER just to MINISTER UNTO THE LORD, without any specific request, template or agenda, that's when we begin to understand the true essence of PRAYING IN THE SPIRIT

How do you grow a church/ministry by the HOLY SPIRIT and still be able to openly criticize SPENDING PROTRACTED TIME IN PRAYERS?

What MEANS do you EMPLOY to ensure that your WORDS on the altar carry LIFE, POWER and the ANOINTING to BIRTH GENUINE TRANSFORMATION in the LIVES of your HEARERS if not through PRAYERS?

Because I have read through church history, revival is always preceded by seasons of intense prayers, intercessions and WAITING ON GOD, nobody determines how long it takes, but God himself, hence we are to BE AT HIS SERVICE in the place of PRAYERS until HIS KINGDOM COMES & HIS WILL IS DONE ✅ ON EARTH AS IT IS IN HEAVEN.

Sometimes I wonder 🤔 why certain respected clergy men SAY certain things publicly before THINKING about what they are saying....

12/05/2025

1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
[16]For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first.
[17]Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord.

04/05/2025

Hindering Prayers by Wrong Actions - KENNETH E HAGIN
Let me share an example of how a person can hinder his own prayers by acting contrary to God’s Word. There was a woman in one of the churches I pastored who was a marvelous Christian and Sunday school teacher. She was one of the best Sunday School teachers and, actually, the most able Bible teacher in our entire church. I thought so then and I still think she was one of the best teachers I’ve seen after all these years.
In the process of time in about 1943 (during World War II), she had two or three boys who went into the service. With tears, this woman would stand up in church and request prayer for her boys, and we would include them in our prayers. She was a great woman of prayer too. Certainly, it is correct to pray for our servicemen and to pray for our children.
After a certain length of time, one of the boys was going to be shipped overseas. Before he left, he had a thirty-day furlough, and he came home to be with his mother. During those thirty days, this Sunday school teacher never did come to church. She didn’t even teach her Sunday School class; the assistant teacher had to teach the class. She didn’t even come to church on Sunday because she and her son were out visiting kinfolks on Sunday.
Then on the very last Sunday that her son was home on furlough, they had a family reunion. This woman and her husband had eight children of their own, and some of the older ones had been married for a number of years, so there were many grandchildren at the reunion too. It was a big affair. She, of course, didn’t come on that Sunday either. Her son was home for thirty days, and then he left.
The very first Wednesday night this woman came back to church, she got up out of her seat and with tears, asked us to pray for her boy. “Pray for my son,” she said. “He is being shipped out and is on his way overseas right now. He’s not a Christian. Pray for him that he’ll be saved.”
Right from the pulpit I said, “Now, Sister, we’re not going to do it.”
That startled the whole crowd. Some of them were sitting there half asleep and they instantly became wide awake when I said that.
I said, “I’m not going to do it because you have been turning in prayer requests for your son for months now. Almost every time we have prayed, you have turned prayer requests in. We have believed God for your son and we’ve prayed. I know this boy of yours. I have talked to him in times past. I know him well enough to know that if you had asked him to come to church just one time while he was home on furlough, he would have come.”
I knew that her sons greatly appreciated their mother, more than they did their father, because she had been a Christian before the father became a Christian, and she had carried the load in the family, spiritually speaking. And she was a very stalwart Christian. They had great respect for her and great respect for her Christian experience.
I said to this woman, “We have prayed and prayed, but people don’t get saved just by people praying. They get saved by hearing and believing the gospel and by calling on the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ for themselves. Many people get saved in church or in a church service.”
I said to the woman, “Your son was home for thirty days. I know him well enough to know that if you had asked him to come to church he would have come. Then the last Sunday you had a great family reunion. Everyone got together to talk from the natural standpoint, but you neglected your Sunday school class and didn’t come to church for a whole month; you missed four Sundays.
“Even if you had said to your son, ‘Well now, son, this is the last Sunday you’ll be home. Come and go to church with Mama, at least on Sunday night,’ I know he would have come.”
That seemed to come as a surprise to that dear soul. She had been standing up in church to turn in her prayer requests, and when I said this time we were not going to pray, she just stood there and looked stunned. But then a bright look came on her face. She realized what she had done wrong. But she acted as though she hadn’t even thought of taking her son to church. She acted as if it came as a surprise that she could even ask her son to come to church.
She said, “Well, that’s right. That’s true, he would have come,” with the expression on her face that seemed to say, “Why didn’t I think of that?”
You would think any Christian would know better than to do what this woman had done. It seems like the obvious thing to do in this woman’s situation would be to ask her son to come with her to church. That doesn’t mean that a person should nag people to get them to go to church.
She could have said to her son, “I have a Sunday school class to teach, and I must go to church. You can go with me. I’d like you to go with me.”
If her son had refused her invitation at first, then on the last Sunday he was home she could have said, “This is your last day home, Son, and I would appreciate it if you would come to church with me.”
I knew him well enough to know that he would have come out of respect for his mother. I know of plenty of other people who came to church under similar circumstances, and while they were under the influence of the Word of God and the Holy Ghost, they were convicted of their need for the Savior and were saved.
“Do you see what I mean?” I said to this woman. “You see, instead of helping our prayers, you did everything, whether consciously or unconsciously, to hinder our prayers.”
There was another woman in our church one time, and every time we took prayer requests (which we did in about every service in those days), she would ask us to pray for her husband. He would come to church with her once in a while, or maybe he would slip into the service after she had already gotten there.
I’m sure it was a little embarrassing to him when his wife got up in the service and requested prayer for him. Right in the middle of a revival meeting, she would stand up and request prayer for him, calling his name, with him sitting right there in the service. She wanted us to pray that he would get saved.

Once in a Wednesday night service, when only the church members were present, she came and requested prayer again. I didn’t want to embarrass her. I simply wanted to make an object lesson of her request because I wanted to illustrate something to the crowd.
I said, “Sister, we’re not going to do it. You have turned in prayer requests here for your husband time and time again. We have prayed and prayed. I have talked to your husband. I have visited him in your home and have talked to him for two or three hours at a time.
“There is no reason for us to go on praying for him because you are nullifying all of the effects of our praying. You go home and tell him everyone’s faults in the church, and gossip to him about everyone.” (There were some things which, unless she had told him, he just couldn’t have known. I know no one else would have told him.)
Then I explained, “You air all of the pastor’s mistakes and all of the Sunday school superintendent’s mistakes and all of the mistakes of everyone else in the church. You just constantly talk badly about others. I dare say that at every meal, that is all you talk about, until he almost asks the question, ‘Why do you even go down there to church? You don’t believe anyone down there is worth anything, anyway.’
“Until you learn to keep your tongue from speaking negatively, you are going to nullify the effects of all of our praying and believing for him. Your husband still comes to church occasionally, but you have just about talked him out of the idea of coming altogether. He has more of a chance of getting saved here than he does anywhere else. Yet you have just about talked him out of coming to church.”
That was like giving that dear soul a spanking. She resented it at first, but she finally straightened up and became one of the staunchest supporters we had in the church. Up until then she had never even paid her tithes, although she had money of her own — more than her husband did. She was a businesswoman and made much more money than he did. She began to support the church and to keep her mouth shut.
I told her publicly, “Your main trouble is you just talk too much. You ought to learn to keep your mouth shut.” When she learned to stop criticizing everyone, her husband began coming more and more to church and was eventually saved.
What am I talking about? I am talking about praying for things which are the will of God, but nullifying the effects of our own prayers through our negative words and actions. So, let’s not work against God; let’s work with God.

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03/05/2025

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐄𝐕𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐋𝐈𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐒 𝐍𝐎𝐓 𝐀 𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐓𝐎 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐀𝐏𝐎𝐒𝐓𝐋𝐄.
The apostolic must stop projecting superiority over the evangelical. The idea that evangelists must submit to apostolic tutelage before they are legitimately trained and commissioned is not only a doctrinal error—it is spiritual arrogance. The evangelist is not under the apostle! That belief is spiritual manipulation dressed as order.

Who made the evangelist?
Ephesians 4:11 settles it:

“And He Himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, some pastors and teachers.”

He Himself! Not a conference. Not a council. Not an apostolic network. CHRIST HIMSELF. So if Christ made the evangelist, what gives the apostle the audacity to “complete” what Christ already perfected? That’s error!

The apostle did not make the evangelist—and the apostle cannot train the evangelist into legitimacy. Christ doesn’t produce half-baked gifts waiting for human endorsement. The fivefold is not a hierarchy; it’s a divine distribution of function.

There is no rank—only grace. One plants, another waters, but God gives the increase. Without the evangelist, there’s no harvest to build on. Without the apostle, there’s no structure for the harvest. Both are graced. Both are vital. None is subordinate.

Let’s look at two examples:

1. TIMOTHY
Take Timothy. He was instructed to “do the work of an evangelist” (2 Tim. 4:5). But this same Timothy also taught doctrine (1 Tim. 4:13) and pastored the church in Ephesus (1 Tim. 1:3). He was mentored by Paul, yes—but Paul did not turn him into an apostle. Timothy stayed in his call and operated in depth.

You don’t have to switch offices to have revelation.
You don’t need apostolic titles to walk in power.Grace is enough!

2. WHAT ABOUT PAUL?
Was Paul trained by the apostles in Jerusalem? No, he wasn’t. When Paul encountered Jesus on the road to Damascus, who did God send? An apostle? No. He sent Ananias—a disciple. Not one of the Twelve. Not a big name. Just a yielded man.

Acts 9:10–19 tells us:
• Ananias laid hands on Paul
• Ananias healed Paul’s blindness
• Ananias baptized him

Now, while there’s a need for equipping and training in the Body, it is not the exclusive assignment of the apostolic.

Ananias never discipled Paul. He never gave Paul doctrine. He simply obeyed God. That’s all it takes—obedience, not office.

WHO TRAINED PAUL?

Paul didn’t go to Bible school in Jerusalem. He didn’t sit under Peter’s teaching—whom he even calls one of the pillars of the Church. He wasn’t sent by James.

Paul said it loud and clear:

Galatians 1:11–12 (NKJV):

“But I make known to you, brethren, that the gospel which was preached by me is not according to man. For I neither received it from man, nor was I taught it, but it came through the revelation of Jesus Christ.”

His training came by revelation—not ordination.
Not apostolic laying on of hands.
Revelation!

After that, he went to Arabia—not Jerusalem. Arabia! For years. Then he returned to Damascus. Much later, he met Peter and James. And even that meeting wasn’t for validation—it was for alignment.

WHO WAS ANANIAS?

Let the Bible speak:

Acts 22:12 (NKJV):

“Then a certain Ananias, a devout man according to the law, having a good testimony with all the Jews who dwelt there…”

No title. No rank. Just a faithful disciple.
Yet God trusted him with the launching of Paul’s ministry. Why?

Because in the Kingdom, faithfulness matters more than fame, and obedience ranks higher than office.

You don’t need a bigger title to have a greater impact.
You don’t need apostolic hands to be legitimate.
You need Christ.

God used Ananias.
God used Timothy.
And God can use you—as you are, where you are, in what He’s given you.

30/04/2025

Dear minister,

APOSTOLIC CREED!

Throughout history, the purity of the gospel has always faced assault — not merely from the gates of hell but from the subtle infiltration of error, bo***ge, and human traditions.

In the early church, the rise of Gnosticism, Legalism, and other heresies necessitated the formation of the Apostles’ Creed — a clear, concise, and unshakable declaration of the faith once delivered to the saints.

The early apostles understood that truth must be proclaimed, preserved, and passed down — not left to assumption or private interpretation.

They boldly documented their faith to ensure that the next generation would have a plumbline of truth that could not be moved.Thatbwas what birthed the Apostles Creed.

Today, our urgency is even greater:

The idolisation of altars, curses, bloodlines, and rituals now undermines the sufficiency of the cross.

The ritualisation of deliverance, where freedom is traded for endless ancestral negotiations, questions the absolute power of redemption.

The replacement of Scripture with experiences, dreams, and superstitions has muddied the pure waters of the gospel.

The subtle dethronement of justification by faith has enslaved many back into works, fear, and endless cycles.

In light of these distortions, we rise with apostolic boldness to declare:

“These are the things most surely believed among us!” (Luke 1:1)
“To them we did not yield submission even for an hour, that the truth of the gospel might remain with you.” (Galatians 2:5)

Drawing from the framing of the Apostles creed,
We hereby document, declare, and commission this Creed — to be read, taught, confessed, and defended by every believer who stands upon the finished work of Christ.

OUR CREED:
What is most surely believed amongst us!

1. I believe in God the Father Almighty — my Father, my Source, my Beginning.

Explanation:
In new creation realities, God is not just a distant Deity — He is my personal Father, my Source, my Origin.
At the new birth, my genealogy changed — I am no longer defined by biological ancestry but by divine Fatherhood (John 1:12-13).
This truth immediately renders ancestral bloodlines, generational curses, and inherited patterns powerless.
The moment God became my Father, earthly ancestry lost its authority over my destiny.

LOUD CONFESSION:

> “God Almighty is my true Father! No bloodline can rewrite my origin! No altar can reverse my divine adoption! I am born of God, and I live from divine Source! Amen!”

2. Maker of heaven and earth — the One who has recreated me in Christ Jesus.

Explanation:
The Maker of heaven and earth has remade me — not improved, but recreated from scratch in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17).
I am a new species that never existed before, untraceable by ancestral curses or altars.
Since God recreated me, earthly patterns no longer apply.
Altars raised by men on earth cannot override a creation birthed from heaven.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am not a continuation of my old bloodline! I am a brand-new creature in Christ! Curses, patterns, bloodlines — none can lay claim to the new creation! I am handcrafted by God Himself! Amen!”

3. I believe in Jesus Christ, His only begotten Son — now the Firstborn among many brethren.

Explanation:
In the new creation, Jesus is no longer the Only Begotten — He is the Firstborn, and I am one of His many brethren (Romans 8:29).
His resurrection inaugurated a new family — the family of the justified, not the family of the cursed.
Altars and bloodlines belong to Adam's family, not Christ's family.
Since I am of — Christ — ancestral claims have no legal standing over me.

LOUD CONFESSION:

> “I am among the brethren of the risen Christ! I am family by resurrection! No altar raised in Adam’s lineage can touch the sons raised in Christ’s resurrection! Amen!”

4. Conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary — my model of supernatural birth.

Explanation:
Christ's supernatural birth bypassed fallen human bloodlines — showing that God's plan could not be contaminated.
Likewise, when I was born again, my ancestry was bypassed;
I am born of the Spirit — untainted, uncursed, and uncontaminated (John 3:6).
Altars cannot accuse what they never birthed.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am born of the Spirit! My DNA is divine! I am not under the reach of generational covenants! I carry heavenly genes, not ancestral defects! Amen!”

5. Suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried — my debt paid, my past buried.

Explanation:He paid the price!
At the cross, Christ absorbed and ended every ordinance, curse, and accusation (Colossians 2:14).
His death buried the old me.
Thus, ancestral altars are trying to accuse a dead man — a man who no longer exists.
The believer’s past is buried with Christ;
Altars can only haunt the old man, but the old man is crucified.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“My past was buried with Christ! My curses were nailed to His cross! No ancestral record can accuse a man buried with Christ! My account is closed! Amen!”

6. He descended into death; on the third day, He rose again for our justification — my eternal vindication.

Explanation:
In descending into death, Christ dismantled every spiritual system opposing me.
In rising again, He justified me once and for all (Romans 4:25).
Justification means I stand before God as though sin, curses, bloodlines, altars never existed.
If God has justified me, no altar can retry me.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am justified! I am vindicated by resurrection! No curse can survive the empty tomb! No pattern can challenge the verdict of God! Amen!”

7. He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father — and I am seated with Him.

Explanation:
Christ's ascension is my elevation.
I am seated with Him — FAR ABOVE principalities, powers, and every name — including every altar, curse, and bloodline (Ephesians 2:6).
I don’t fight to be free — I reign because I am already seated.
Altars have no jurisdiction over my heavenly seat.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am seated far above! Altars are beneath me! Curses are beneath me! I reign from Christ’s seat of triumph! I am enthroned in Him forever! Amen!”

8. From there, He shall come again to judge the living and the dead — and of His kingdom there shall be no end.

Explanation:
Christ will judge — not altars, not ancestors.
The verdict of my eternity is already secured by His finished work.
I am under an unshakable kingdom — immune to the decrees of altars and ancestral covenants.
No pattern can survive the everlasting reign of Christ.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am governed by Christ’s kingdom! No ancestral system can sit in judgment over me! I live under the rule of an endless kingdom — and I reign with Him! Amen!”

9. I believe in the Holy Spirit — the Spirit of truth, the Guarantee of my inheritance.

Explanation:
The Holy Spirit is not optional to my salvation — He is the Guarantee of everything Christ purchased for me (Ephesians 1:13-14).
My inheritance is not pending approval from rituals.
It is guaranteed by the seal of the Spirit!
The Holy Spirit is the absolute proof that no altar, curse, pattern, or bloodline can block my inheritance.
The Spirit supersedes every ancestral voice;
He is the loud witness that I am a son, an heir, and a co-ruler with Christ (Romans 8:16-17).

LOUD CONFESSION:

“The Holy Spirit guarantees my inheritance! No altar can contest what the Spirit has sealed! No curse can overturn what the Spirit has established! I have the Spirit of victory, the Spirit of adoption, the Spirit of inheritance! I am sealed, secured, and unstoppable in Christ! Amen!”

10. I believe in the one holy, universal, and apostolic Church — the communion of saints.

Explanation:
I am not part of a defeated community struggling for deliverance.
I am part of the triumphant assembly — the communion of the perfected in Christ (Hebrews 12:22-23).
We are not fighting altars together — we are fellow heirs celebrating grace together.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I belong to the Church of the Firstborn! I stand among the justified! I fellowship among the free! I live in the liberty of Zion, not the bo***ge of altars! Amen!”

11. I believe in the forgiveness of sins — full, final, irreversible.

Explanation:
Forgiveness is not progressive.
It is complete, final, and irreversible through the blood of Christ (Ephesians 1:7; Hebrews 10:18).
No altar can resummon what God has wiped out.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am forgiven forever! No ancestral claim can reopen what Christ has closed! I live in total remission! My sins are gone — not pending negotiation! Amen!”

12. I believe in justification by faith alone, righteousness as a gift, and life everlasting.

Explanation:
Righteousness is not earned by deliverance rituals.
It is the gift of grace, received by faith alone (Romans 5:17).
I am not striving to obtain life — I have it now, and forever.

LOUD CONFESSION:

“I am the righteousness of God in Christ! I reign by the abundance of grace! I live forever by the indestructible life of Christ! No bloodline can cancel eternal life! Amen!”

FINAL DECLARATION (LOUD AND UNASHAMED!):

I boldly reject every theology that undermines the sufficiency of the cross, the supremacy of the Spirit, and the finality of the resurrection.
I reject every altar, curse, pattern, and ritual that seeks to compete with the finished work of Christ.

I loudly declare:
The cross is enough. The blood is enough. The Spirit is enough. The resurrection is enough. Christ is enough.
Forever enough. Always enough. Eternally enough. Amen!