Distraction: Your Greatest Enemy In This Season

In this season, your discernment needs to be amplified.

For many of you, good things are being presented to you as the God thing and in this season, it is important not to fall for the good thing. In this hour, it is important to be mindful of the enemy using your desire as a distraction against you.

Distraction is defined as any internal or external force—such as worry, materialism, or busyness—that divides the mind and diverts focus, affection, and devotion away from God. It is characterised as a “pulling away” from spiritual priorities, often leading to a state of being unsettled, anxious, or spiritually unproductive. 

In the bible, distraction is linked to anxiety ‘merimnao’ which implies a mind pulled in different directions, hindering undivided devotion to God. During the broadcast, I received a divine download of a shattered glass. When a glass is shattered, it no longer has the capacity to hold what is being poured into it. A distracted mind cannot carry and hold God-ordained visions.

In Luke 10:38-42- Martha is distracted by her preparations. The Greek word for this verse is periespato, which means necessary tasks can become distractions when they pull attention away from sitting at Jesus’ feet. The enemy uses distraction as a tactic to neutralise your effectiveness, pulling you away from God-given purpose.

Throughout the broadcast, I taught that one’s idols are a distraction.

Key Psychological Aspects of Distraction:

  • Coping Mechanism: Distraction helps one manage discomfort, such as pain or emotional distress, by temporarily ignoring a stressor. While useful in the short term, it can sometimes be a passive, avoidant strategy linked to reduced proactive problem-solving.
  • Attentional Shift: It involves the involuntary or voluntary movement of attention from a focal task to an irrelevant stimulus. It is often triggered by external notifications or internal anxiety.
  • Procrastination and Avoidance: When used to avoid unpleasant tasks, distraction becomes procrastination. It is often driven by an underlying desire to escape discomfort.
  • Dual Nature:
    • Negative: Frequent distractions, particularly from technology, can erode cognitive resources, reduce focus, and harm productivity and relationships.
    • Positive: Controlled, deliberate distraction can provide a necessary mental break (a “time-out”) that reduces the intensity of negative emotions, allowing for a return to a problem later with a calmer, more productive mindset.

In essence, distraction is a mechanism designed to manage cognitive load and emotional energy, often acting as a “drag” away from intended focus, which can be harmful if habitual but beneficial if used purposefully. 

How to overcome distraction.

  • Prioritise God -Put God first. Prioritise the Lord first thing in the morning and last thing at night. Prioritise what God has given you.  Matthew 6:33
  • Set boundaries- Let your no be no and your yes be yes- Matthew 5:37
  • Maintain a single eye focused on God -like the dove in Song of Songs 1:15; doves have limited binocular vision; they focus on one object at a time. This represents a heart not divided, focusing entirely on God. Doves can see in the dark and detect UV light. That is how focused we are to be as believers, even during dark times, our eyes and focus must be fixed on the Lord.  

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus, I pray Lord according to Philippians 2v5, let this mind be in me which was also in Christ Jesus. Father, keep me in perfect peace as my mind is stayed on You, according to Isaiah 26:3. Lord, show me the areas of my life where I am distracted. Father, help me to put my trust in You alone and help me not to worry about anything. I put my trust in your word in Matthew 6:33. Lord, help me to seek Your Kingdom first. Lord help me to have the eyes of a dove according to Song of Songs 1:15, where I only have eyes for you and for what you are leading me to do and become in Jesus Name I pray Amen!!!

Watch the replay to Distraction: Your Greatest Enemy In This Season- https://bit.ly/4t6JPCM

Desire

Last Thursday, I spoke about Desire. I felt so strongly that the Lord wanted me to speak on this to help fellow brothers and sisters to understand the dangers of having an unbridled desire. Desire is a strong feeling of wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen. I started by saying that desire originated from God, not the fall of man. Genesis 1:31. As humans, we are created with a longing, an appetite, and a yearning. We were created with the capacity for love, intimacy, beauty and meaning. The purpose of desire is to move us toward communion not consumption.

Though the fall of man did not create desire, it distorted its orientation.

Genesis 3:6 in the NLT states, “The woman was convinced. The fruit looked so fresh and delicious, and it would make her so wise! So she ate some of the fruit. She also gave some to her husband, who was with her. Then he ate it, too”. This scripture shows the shift from trust to grasping, from gift to possession and from God to now autonomy, in other words, trusting in one’s own ability rather than in God. This verse shows the threefold temptation of man.

1 Lust of the flesh- the enemy deceived her with the truth, and her mind became convinced that she had to have this fruit.

2 Lust of the eyes- her eye gates became exposed to the deception, which then had an impact on her soul, the seat of her will and emotions.

3 Pride of life- the pride was her believing in the lie that nothing would happen to her, to the point that she then gave the fruit to her husband. She didn’t just destroy herself; her unbridled desire caused both her and Adam to lose their place in the Garden of Eden, causing a disconnect from God. Pride came before their destruction, Proverbs 16:18.

Throughout the broadcast, I shared that a desire not processed through prayer becomes dangerous. Desire not rooted in prayer makes one impulsive. Unbridled desire makes one careless when it comes to boundaries, and it makes one not bothered about the safety of others. When you operate in unbridled desire, you don’t care about how you get the thing you desire; you develop tunnel vision regarding that particular desired outcome at the cost of those around you. I shared my own testimony of how my own unbridled desire almost cost me my mind and my health. The spiritual torment I endured as a result of my own personal idolatry.

It is my prayer that as you read this, any form of idolatry in your hearts as a result of unbridled desire be cast out in the name of Jesus. And may you be restored to the place of only desiring the promises of God concerning you.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I commit my heart and the matters of my heart into Your hands. Father, I repent of every idol in my heart that has birthed unbridled desire. Father, I ask that You heal my heart of pain that has been caused by unbridled desire and my inability to discern Your divine warnings. Father, I pray, create in me a clean heart, Oh Lord and renew a right spirit within me according to Psalm 51:10. Restore my desire for you and help me to be like the deer in Psalm 42v1, that pants for the water brooks. Lord, my soul pants for you. Father God, I thank You that You have heard my prayers in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Amen!

Watch the replay to ‘Desire’ here https://bit.ly/4tf2LiJ

The Power Of Imagination

Last Thursday night was so powerful; I was so blown away by the research I did before teaching. I gleaned so much. The title of the message was ‘The Power of Imagination’.

Imagination is defined as the mind’s ability to form mental images, plans, or purposes, often using the Hebrew yetser (shaping/forming) or Greek dianoia/logismos, encompassing both corrupt human schemes (Genesis 6:5) and God-given hope or vision (Jeremiah 29:11, Isaiah 26:3).

The scriptures present a dual view of imagination: it can be a tool for faith and hope, but also a source of wicked thoughts.

2Corinthians 10v5 instructs us to cast down imaginations while encouraging us to envision God’s promises in Ephesians 3:20, whilst having the faith for the manifestation of those promises in Hebrews 11:1 and meditating on His word in Psalm 1:2, which frames positive imagination as visualising God’s unseen realities and plans. 

There are over 100 scriptures on imagination. Here are a few.

Positive aspects of imagination

  • Ephesians 1:17-18
  • Genesis 6:5
  • Mark 11:24
  • Philippians 4:8
  • Ephesians 3:20-21- If you can see it, you can attain it.
  • Proverbs 4:43- The enemy plans to keep you in trauma because if he can keep you in trauma, then he has arrested your ability to imagine and receive heavenly hope.

Negative aspects of imagination

  • Wicked imaginations: Proverbs 6:16-18 condemns a heart that devises wicked imaginations, while Romans 1:21 notes people becoming vain in their imaginations when they turn from God. Genesis 11:6- The tower of Babel was built with imagination- be careful your imagination does not take you beyond the plans and parameters God has built for you.
  • High imaginations: 2 Corinthians 10:5 instructs believers to “cast down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God,” bringing thoughts captive to Christ. Throughout the broadcast, I gave a thorough breakdown of 2 Corinthians 10:5:

Casting down (kathairountes)-“A military term meaning to demolish, tear down, or overthrow, specifically used for destroying strongholds or fortresses.

Imaginations (logismous)- refers to reasonings, arguments or calculations. It implies the intellectual arguments or philosophies that set themselves up against God.

High thing (hypsoma) – refers to a lofty barrier, bulwark, or prideful, elevated opinion.

Exalteth itself (epairomenon) – means lifting oneself up or raising oneself against, indicating prideful defiance.

Bringing into captivity (aichmalotizontes)- to make a prisoner of war. This continues the military metaphor, implying the capture of the enemy’s thoughts.

Thought (noema)- refers to an idea, purpose, device or mental conception.

Obedience (hypakoen) – refers to compliance or submission, specifically to the authority of Christ.

It is a spiritual battle where we use the power of the Holy Spirit to destroy intellectual fortresses- prideful philosophies, arguments, and false reasonings coming against the word of God. Thoughts empower our imagination, which then leads to real-life situations. The enemy uses thoughts to take over your imagination.

Positive aspects of imagination (often linked to faith & hope) 

  • Faith as evidence of unseen things: Hebrews 11:1 defines faith as “the evidence of things not seen,” suggesting imagination is crucial for picturing what God promises.
  • God’s limitless ability: Ephesians 3:20 states God can do “immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine,” implying imagination as the starting point for God’s work.

Breakdown of Ephesians 3:20

Now to Him who is able (To de dunameno)- Dunameno implies having the inherent, moral, and functional power to do something. It is the root of “can-do” or “power”.

Beyond all things (Huper panta). Huper means over or beyond, highlighting that God acts above all limitations.

Super abundantly/ far more abundantly (huperekperissou)- this is a compounded word indicating a massive excess- literally “beyond out of measure”.

We ask or think/perceive (aitoumetha e nooumen): Think in the Greek (Nooumen) comes from nous (mind), suggesting not just thoughts, but comprehensive imagination or comprehension

According to the power that worketh (kata ten dunamin ten energoumenen) – Energeo means to be active, efficient or effective.

In us (en hemin)- this indicates the location of this power- not just external but actively operating within believers.

  • Meditation/Visualisation: Hebrew words like hagah (meditate/imagine) in Joshua 1:8 and Psalm 1:2 link imagining God’s law with godly living.
  • Hope: Imagination is described as the spiritual womb for hope, conceiving what God’s Word says, with faith bringing it to birth. 

How to use imagination according to scripture

  • Guard your mind: Focus on things above (Colossians 3:2) and cast down thoughts that oppose God’s knowledge (2 Corinthians 10:5).
  • Fill it with God’s promises: Use imagination to envision God’s unlimited possibilities and promises to overcome spiritual strongholds.
  • See with spiritual eyes: Allow God to enlighten the “eyes of your heart” to understand His hope and inheritance (Ephesians 1:17-18)

Towards the end of the broadcast, I taught on imagination from a psychological perspective, and I talked about how Imagination shapes the Brain and Subconscious mind

Catch the replay here- https://bit.ly/4sTDD0P

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus, I thank You for this message. Lord, I commit my mind into Your holy Hands. Father, I pray release your healing balm over my mind. Lord, demolish and destroy the fortresses surrounding my mind, preventing me from receiving, imagining and perceiving the life that You have created for me. Father, I pray an Ephesians 3:20 blessing over my mind and life in the name of Jesus Christ. Where the enemy has released captivity against my mind, Father, I speak freedom over my mind in the name of Jesus. Lord, I thank You that who the son sets free is free indeed, and freedom is my portion. I walk in my freedom, and I claim every blessing with my name on it in Jesus mighty name I pray amen.

If you would like to give your life to Jesus, send me a message, and I will be happy to walk you through the salvation prayer.

Be Blessed….

The Power Of Vision

The mind has many functions, but the two main functions according to Dr Mike Murdock, is to replay the past and to pre-play the future.

Last Thursday’s session, I focused on the power of vision and what this means for the believer. I truly believe this year God has so much in store for His Sons and Daughters. You will only see the manifestation if you can first perceive it.


In Proverbs 29v18, it says “Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he”.

Vision provides guidelines and a clear blueprint for the path you need to take in order to fulfil destiny and purpose. Vision acts as a GPS that helps you to navigate all that life throws at you.

In Habakkuk 2:2, Habakkuk is encouraged to write the vision and make it plain, in other words, be specific upon the tablets – make it clear. That everyone who reads it may run. In other words, upon reading the vision, it will be clear to the reader that makes implementation more possible.  

As stated in the broadcast, 2026 will be an Ephesians 3:20 kind of year, where God is calling us into limitless thinking.

The word of God in Philippians 2v5 encourages us to let this mind be in you, which is also in Christ Jesus. The key to victorious living is coupling your faith and belief with agreement with what God says concerning you. During the broadcast, I sensed that 90% of my listeners already had faith and believed what God said concerning them however, what I perceived in the spirit was that many were surrounded by friends and loved ones who did not believe what they believed or even that they deserved what God has for them.

Another important point shared in the broadcast is that your subconscious does not know the difference between good or bad, or when you are serious versus being in jest. What you allow to be spoken around you and to you and what remains unchallenged is perceived as agreement, and that is what births your reality. This works in tandem with the power of vision. What you hear affects your perception and, in turn, impacts your vision.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, I thank You for this revelation, and I pray that You will heal my perception and belief system so that I will believe and perceive all You have for me. Father reveal the doubters and naysayers in my circle. Remove any barriers to my subconscious mind, and Father, let the mind which is in Jesus also be in me. Heal my subconscious mind of every doubt and fear, and help me to realise that I am deserving of all that Heaven has for me in this year. Father, I agree with Your word concerning me, and I say yes and amen to Your perfect will concerning me. Align me, oh Lord, and help me not to resist what You have for me this year in Jesus name I pray, amen.

Watch the replay to ‘The Power of Vision’ here, https://bit.ly/4r0ROj8


An Important Key For 2026

Happy New Year to you all!!! I pray the Christmas season was a blessing.

In this new year, there is one key that you will need to navigate and maintain all that Heaven has for you.

For the last couple of months, the Lord has been dealing with me about belief systems and the subconscious mind. If you can see it and if you believe what you see, then manifestation is inevitable. Proverbs 23v7 says, “as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he”. What you think is what you become. This is the Bible, not the law of attraction, or as the New Age has claimed, this is the Word of God.

Your subconscious does not know the difference between when you are joking and when you are serious, so whatever you confess, your subconscious holds on to that, which then starts to attract certain situations to your life. In this year, 2026, it will be a matter of your faith and belief. This year, your faith and belief system have to align to birth the things that God has for you. Everything that you will ever need is already waiting for you; it is your faith that will birth the blessings according to Hebrews 11:1.

Your belief system is a total of your core principles, values, and ideologies that one hold, which are shaped by cultural, societal, religious, and personal influences. Your belief system is formed by the lens through which you perceive the world around you, influencing your attitudes, behaviours and interactions with others. This is mostly impacted by the authority figures (i.e. caregivers, parents and guardians, etc) in your life in the first 0-6 years of your foundational years. To listen to the full message, click this link  https://bit.ly/3LElx27.

Prayer: Father in the Name of Jesus, I commit my mind, soul and spirit to you. Father, I commit my conscious, unconscious and subconscious mind to you. Father, remove the negativity and let the mind which is in Christ Jesus let it be in me, according to Philippians 2:5. Father, renew and transform my mind according to Romans 12:2, and restore to me a new heart and spirit according to Ezekiel 36:26. Father, according to Psalm 51:10-12, create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me. Father, I thank You that You are restoring my perspective and opening me up to the principle of practising and walking out positive thinking.  

Your Confidence Will Yield A Reward

Last Thursday’s broadcast, the focus was on the importance of not casting away one’s confidence according to Hebrews 10:35: “Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompense of reward”.

Confidence in the Greek is parrhesia, which means outspokenness (according to Acts 4:13) and boldness of speech (in 2 Corinthians 7:4). Your confidence in God is a reflection of your faith in God. Faith in Hebrews 11:1 is defined as “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen”. Throughout the years, God has made it clear to me that faith is never embarrassed.

Faith is always rewarded. Hebrews 11:6 tells us that “without faith, it is impossible to please Him; for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him”. When you seek God in faith, there is a reward that is released to you in due time and season. In this season, the Lord is rewarding those who remain confident in Him.

Increased competence leads to confidence. When someone keeps showing up for you over and over again, your confidence in the skills and abilities of that person increases. We know, according to the scriptures, we are not to put our confidence in man- this is just a mere example.  

It is the same for God. As He keeps showing up for us over and over again, it increases our confidence in Him. I want to encourage you to go back to your memory, how many times have God shown up for you? Those memories of how many times God has given you victory are what yield your confidence in God, which in turn yields the reward. Remain confident in God, and in due time, your confidence will yield a reward.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus, I pray. Father, help me not to lose my confidence in you. Lord, empower my faith in You. Lord, I ask that You increase my confidence in You. Help me to walk by faith and not by sight. I thank You that my confidence is yielding a great reward. Father, I thank You that You have heard my prayer in Jesus’ Name. Amen

Strategy

Last Thursday’s live broadcast, I spoke about the importance of applying strategy and contending with the word of God over your life. It all started with me being woken up at 4 am last Tuesday, and I sensed something was off based on the intensity I felt in the atmosphere. As I started praying, I just started speaking what the Lord placed on my heart, and as I prayed and contended, I immediately felt a breakthrough a hour and 15 minutes later.

We have entered a season of warfare, and we are in a month of increased spiritual activity on both sides. So I shared these strategies on my Facebook page, and I am led to share them with you.


1 Pray from a place of victory, knowing who Your Father God is and the power that the name of Jesus Christ has. 

2 Rebuke fear and anxiety in the name of Jesus- 2Tim 1:7 and Philippians 4:6-8

3 Put on the whole armour of God – Ephesians 6:10-18

4 Pray and release the blood of Jesus over your household and everyone and everything that concerns you- Ephesians 1:7

5 Come out of agreement with every covenant that has been forged in your dream – Galatians 3:13-14

6 Renounce the legal right that has caused these dreams to happen in the first place and repent of it- Matthew 16:19 and Matthew 18:18

7 Rebuke and renounce every evil deposit and every satanic point of contact that was made based on you eating in the dream or any other immoral activity taking place in your dreams Proverbs 3:24-26 and 2Thessalonians 3:3

8 Ask the Lord to destroy every evil altar with your name and picture on it begin to reinstate the altar of God in your home and in your area both where you live and work. Begin  to release the fire of the Holy Ghost and plead the blood of Jesus- Judges 6:25-28

9 Take communion- Matthew 26:26-28

This is not to be done ritualistically. In everything you do, you must do it by faith because of the finished work of Jesus Christ. This is a season to contend. Don’t sit there and allow the enemy to bully you out of the blessings God has and is releasing to you in this season.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, Lord, I thank You for divine strategy and for giving me the power and authority to tread upon scorpions and serpents according to Luke 10:19. Father, I thank You for empowering me to overcome every trap of the enemy in Jesus’ name I pray, amen.

Strategy Live Broadcast– https://bit.ly/3WV7ZBg

Nuggets From The Last Three Decades eBook– https://bit.ly/4nPOeXV

Birthday Reflections and Nuggets From The Last Three Decades Book

October 16th was my birthday, and I decided to go live to share a few birthday reflections and show my gratitude for all God has done throughout the last year. I am excited to announce that the link to my newest e-Book, ‘Nuggets From The Last Three Decades’, has now gone live.

I shared my gratitude for health and how God has healed my body from a few flare-ups that I encountered throughout the year. I shared how the Lord has empowered me in my endeavours and has strengthened me to go live for most Thursdays of this year. I reflected on the goodness of God concerning me. I started talking about the importance of obedience in this season. Acceleration will be the result of your obedience to God’s instruction this season. In this season, your response to God’s divine instructions will cause a collision between your Chronos and God’s Kairos, resulting in numerous breakthroughs. The word for this season is alignment. Not just in your obedience in the doing, but in timing. I encouraged everyone on the live broadcast that pain is necessary for the birthing process. Pain is the announcement that your baby is coming. Pain announces that the womb has become too small for the baby. Your response to pain should be to PUSH ( pray until something happens).

Prayer: Father, I thank you for allowing me to see another year. Father, I pray for grace to obey your every instruction. Father, in the name of Jesus, grant me the strength to walk out the journey that you have ordained for me.  Amen

Here is the replay to last Thursday’s live and the link to my newest E-Book ‘Nuggets From The Last Three Decades’.

YouTube Replay– https://bit.ly/48wgAl2

Nuggets From The Last Three Decades E-Book– https://bit.ly/4nPOeXV

I would appreciate your support in purchasing my newest e-book.

The Good Father

Last Thursday’s live focused on the Father’s love. God is inviting us to experience Him as a Father in this season.

In Psalm 103v 13 t says “ The Lord is like a father to his children, tender and compassionate to those who fear him”. Father in the Hebrew is Abba, and this scripture signifies God’s tender, nurturing and compassionate nature towards His sons and daughters, which draws on the intimate and protective relationship between a human father and his children, demonstrating God’s boundless love and care. This scripture highlights God’s consistent patience, provision, and forgiveness for those who fear and honour Him.

During the live broadcast, I discussed how God wants us to approach Him in the office of a son/daughter. With God as our father, we never have to do anything to earn the love of God. In Matthew 3:17, God speaks of Jesus as “This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased”. At that point, when God spoke this over Jesus, Jesus had not worked one miracle; he hadn’t died on the cross yet, just being in his sonship was what made God pleased with Him.

There are many father types in the scripture, one of which I referred to in the live broadcast, whereupon the prodigal’s son’s return in Luke chapter 15, he lifts his tunic and runs to his son, which was considered shameful for a man of his calibre, but in that moment, he was taking on the shame of his son and Jesus was showing us what God came in the flesh to do- He came to bear our shame and sin and reconcile us back to the Father. On the contrast, Jesse who is the father of David, left him out of the invitation to the anointing of his seven other sons in 1 Samuel 16.

Here are some key aspects of God as a Father in Psalm 103:13.

  • Tender Compassion- Psalm 103:13 compares God’s compassion for His followers to the deep affection and care a human father shows his children.
  • Provision and Guidance- just as a father provides for his children’s needs and guides them, the Lord cares for those who fear Him.
  • Patience and Forgiveness- as stated above, the father-child relationship in the scripture demonstrates God’s willingness to forgive and show tender kindness, even when His children go astray (Luke 15).
  • Personal and Loving Relationship- themes throughout the scripture emphasise God’s desire for an intimate, personal and loving relationship with His people.
  • Enduring Love- God’s love as a father is consistent and enduring, offering strength and support through life’s challenges.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus, I come to you as a son/daughter. Father, I pray that you release your anointing and strength upon me. Give me the grace to receive your love as my Father. Lord, I surrender to You, and I walk in the adoption that You have released to me through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Remove the spirit of rejection from me. Where I have been rejected by father types, Lord deliver me and heal me of every father wound. I receive the cloak of acceptance. Father, I thank You that I am accepted by You. Father, I receive You as my Father and every blessing that You have for me in Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen

To watch last week’s replay, click here http://bit.ly/4mYvS5F.

Prophetic Responsibility

Thursday night’s broadcast was powerful. I taught about the importance of contending for your prophecy and God’s desire to not only see you get a prophecy but He wants to see you walk in the manifestation of your prophetic word. As I prepared for the session, I saw these three words;

Prophecy > Implementation> Manifestation

There is a prophetic responsibility that the recipient of a prophetic word has. Whilst it is exciting to receive a prophetic word of what God is getting ready to do,  our posture and how we are carrying the prophecy and how we are carrying out the principles tied to that prophecy, is paramount. Obedience is the keyword here. In order for you to see the manifestation of the prophetic words over your life, you must obey the instructions Heaven has released concerning you. In John 2v5, “His mother saith unto the servants, whatsoever he saith unto you, do it”.

In verses 7- 8, Jesus gives the instruction, and the servants obeyed, and in verse 9, you see the ruler of the feast tasting the water turned to wine. In verse 10, the wine was described as “thou hast kept the good wine until now”. In Jewish tradition, the good wine was always saved for the beginning of the feast, and when the guests got drunk, they would bring out the bad wine.

This scripture shows what it means to experience prophetic manifestation- an instruction was given, the instructions were followed, so obedience ensued, and as a result, the miraculous was experienced.

I received seven principles and steps to experiencing prophetic manifestation:

1 Receive

2 Cultivate

3 Strategize

4 Put systems in place

5 Prepare

6 Position yourself

7 Know when to speak and when to be silent

To understand those seven principles in their fullness, you will need to watch the replay of Thursday night’s broadcast.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus, I ask that you empower me to obey your divine instructions to see prophetic manifestations. Father, align me with your divine and perfect will. For every word that is still hovering in the heavenlies concerning me, Father, release the divine strategies to me that will help me to know what to do or where I need to be postured and positioned to walk in my season of breakthrough. Father God, I thank You that You have heard my prayer in Jesus’ Name I pray, Amen.

Thursday Night Broadcast Replay: http://bit.ly/46DTbvm