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Commanding A Season To Become Your Season

In this message we are learning how to command a season to become our season whether of breakthrough, prosperity or whatever we desire but it must be through Faith. We must lift our eyes unto the author and finisher of our faith so that we can determine to receive any season by speaking it and prophesing it.

The Year of Fulfillment Conference

The Church has got to do something for them to see their fulfilment. Many times we believe God to fulfil his promises and the year goes by without seeing promises coming to pass, it is because there is a problem, there is some thing that is missing.

Grace Is A Person Coming To Us

Most Christians regard grace as a thing, not as a person. To them, grace is merely a gift freely given to them. According to this concept of grace, we were sinners who did not deserve God’s salvation, but God saved us freely by giving us His unmerited favor. This, however, is a superficial understanding of what it means to be saved by grace. UNLIKE MOSES WHO ONLY GAVE THE LAW SEPARATE FROM HIMSELF John 1:17 says that grace came through Jesus Christ.

Responding To The Heavenly Vision

In Acts 9 :2 we see that Paul was serving but not led by God’s calling, only he was serving through scriptures, he was not yet called by God . He had created his own calling on which he carried out his ministry until he was called to God’s ministry. We need to be delivered from our own wills, God wants us to surrender our personal callings because even Lusipha fell because of his own will (Isiah 14:13)

Knowing the surpassing Greatness of his Power.

If you believe there is a surpassing greatness of God’s power, that power was wrought in Jesus Christ Ephisians 1:19 Paul was praying for the Church that had faith and love that they might know the superbounding power towards us we the believers. The moment we believe, there is going to be a working of His mighty.

Enriched In Christ To Grow In Initial Gifts

All the inward gifts are parts of grace. They are the initial things of the divine life received of grace. All these need to grow (1Cor. 3:6-7) to their full development and maturity. The Corinthian believers were not lacking in the initial gifts in life, but they were desperately short of the growth in life. Hence, however much they were initially enriched in grace, they were still infants in Christ, soulish, fleshly, and even fleshy