Sounds of Victory

Idle words are a proof of what we really think about and the reason we do not get results in prayer and declarations is that our passive thoughts do not align with our active words. Here is how to recreate your world.

Before God makes a promise, He gives us a name to wear. As we chant the name, it changes how we see ourselves and ultimately changes how the world responds to us.

In this kingdom, motion is largely defined by the sayings of our mouths and this is how we sail across contrary winds.

In holding fast to God's promises, we me know that fear accommodated is faith contaminated. We must give time in meditation to possessing our souls without which we cannot handle faith properly.

Without imagination, our prayers have no substance. Meditation helps to train the human spirit to visualise what God has promised to do for and through us. Listen.

Genesis 15:6 teaches us that the path to true righteousness has never changed. It does not begin with our ability to perform, but with our willingness to stand under the stars, look at the impossible promises of a faithful God, and say, "Amen."

In this concluding episode; we learn that in silencing the voice of the accuser, we must learn to say what the word of God has said that the blood of Jesus has done.

In this new series, we dive deep into the celestial courtroom to expose the tactics of "The Accuser." We move beyond general warfare to understand the legalistic nature of the adversary’s attacks.

In this episode, we explore the profound reality that God’s commitment to your destiny is stronger than your own insecurities. By walking through the life of the prophet Jeremiah, we uncover how being "known" before birth changes everything about how we face the "price and perils" of our calling.

Walking on water defies every natural law. In this finale, we discuss the "Absurdity" of faith—dealing with the sheer impossibility of your circumstances and learning to step out when the logic of the world says you should sink.

Facing the "Impurities" in your life. We look at the typology of opposition and how the fire of adversity isn't meant to consume you, but to consume the chains that keep you from the throne.

When the path isn’t clear and the promise feels like a distant memory, we explore in this series why the Spirit drives us into the wilderness and how to handle the "divine detour".

Having conquered fear, we must keep in remembrance that the Lord who brought the victory is able to sustain it for every other season of our lives.

In ensuring we live victorious Christian lives, here are things we must know

In living a victorious Christian Life, the HolySpirit must lead us in knowing which battles we must choose and what steps to take. In conquering the four faces of fear, we must assume our places as sons by learning to walk with Him.

Fear might lead us to fighting battles that drive us backwards and thus destroying ourselves in the process. Being a victor over fear is dependent on knowing what God's word is saying to us: and He starts by saying "Fear Not"!

Situations in life will always come to rattle us. Our ability to wade through the storms of life is dependent on our knowledge of the fact that we have a God who loves us.

To walk in the spirit, one must first learn to deal with condemnation. Walking in the spirit consists more in the words that we speak above anything else.

The distance from where we are to where God is taking us to is in doing is will. Everything God created has the ability to hear Him and we must tune our hearts to catch when He speaks.

In this time we are in, God wants us to go forward

God's word never fails; for His word to be done on the earth as it is in heaven, there is a part we must play in our walk and our work with Him. This is the missing link in fulfilling prophecies.

When we truly see what Jesus has done for us, we will see the part we play in bringing salvation to others.

In dealing with trials, the amount of God's word we ingest, will determine the ease with which our triumph would come. Our goal should be to acquire earthly things but to know Him. In Him lies everything.

Christ is sufficient for us. We must know who He is and what He did for us for our faith in Him to remain steadfast. The book of Ephesians talks about the church of the Christ, the book of Colossians talks about the Christ of the Church.

It is more important now than ever that we know who Christ Jesus is and what He did for us. False teachings do not deny Jesus, they simply demote Him from preeminence. These false doctrines produce weaklings rather than unashamed workmen for Christ.