Deliverance and Victorious Living Through Jesus

A call to prioritize a relationship with the Creator over the temporary applause of achievement, ensuring that our earthly plans remain aligned with His eternal will. A reminder that material prosperity does not equal spiritual health, and believers must prioritize dependence on God's will over personal boasting. It is all ultimately In His Hands.

Serves as a spiritual roadmap, encouraging individuals to look beyond their immediate struggles to see a divine purpose and process that provides the power to conquer life and bring glory to the Creator.

Obstacles are not there to stop us but to prove our commitment, necessitating the breaking of "hindering structures" and the intentional bypassing of "obstructing persons" for the desperately distressed to find relief. Ultimately, breaking five specific "rules" in modern practice, including selfish Christianity and resistant structures that make Christ inaccessible, in favor of a proactive, dedicated faith.

Key principles, such as the futility of national plans without God and the necessity of rejecting conspiracy thinking and worldly fear, which is described as a limiting force. Instructs believers to Exalt God Alone with the highest reverence, asserting that one's Response determines Result, making God either a sanctuary or a stumbling block. The document strongly cautions against turning to the occult, which leads to "greater darkness," Urges The Need for Watchfulness, Power

"OBEDIENCE TO GOD," clearly asserts that true adherence to divine commands stems from two primary motivations: a deep, complete love for God and a respectful fear of the LORD. The text underscores that loving God with all one's being is the first and great commandment, from which all other laws flow, including the mandate to love your neighbor as yourself. Stresses the crucial responsibility of parents and guardians to diligently teach these divine disciplines to their childr

Contrasting the self-righteous, outwardly religious Pharisee with the humble, outcast publican. While the Pharisee proudly boasts of his adherence to the law and despises others, the publican stands far off, confesses his sinfulness, and seeks mercy. Ultimately, Jesus declares that the publican, who demonstrates true humility, leaves "justified," demonstrating that spiritual access is not guaranteed by religious standing or self-proclaimed righteousness, but by a desperate an

Consistent connection provides the essential life source, the operative power of the Word, and the divine partnership required for spiritual fruit to be produced. A disciple's true identity is not merely professed but is demonstrably established through their fruitfulness.