Patterns: Why You Keep Experiencing The Same Situation

The last episode on Patterns was mind-blowing. I taught on patterns from a psychological standpoint. For the last couple of years, the Lord has been speaking to me about patterns. Patterns of behaviour can be formed through nature vs nurture, epigenetics, personality, cognitive developments etc.

A behavioural pattern is consistent, observable ways in  which events, weather, or human actions occur over time. Behavioural patterns are recurring chains of actions, thoughts or responses that can refer to psychological habits in humans.

What if I told you that there is a subconscious and unconscious pattern that keeps leading you into recurring situations and cycles and it takes recognising and approaching it through deliverance discipleship and therapy that will help you to break the cycle?

Many times your lived experiences are being created by the patterns of behaviour that you are ignorant to.

Ignorance is the enemy’s playground and this last message on patterns will help you to overcome and shut the door opened to the enemy. To understand your patterns, you need to understand the difference between your routines and habits.

One way to recognise patterns is to identify the recurring situations. You can trace back that bad results, to bad choices ad decisions which are impacted by thoughts, emotions actions.

Romans 12v2 (NLT) says “Don’t copy the behaviour and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect”.

In order to change the patterns that lead to cycles and sabotage, you have to first change your mindset and the thoughts that govern you.

Changed thoughts leads to Transformation

No matter how much you pray, if you don’t believe or think that you deserve what you are praying for, that is what attracts the spirit of failure in your life.

Click the link to watch the full message: https://youtu.be/y3mydYpkiJM

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus, Lord I ask that you search my heart and my mind. Lord every pattern that goes against your original design for me, Lord I ask that you destroy it and reset me on the path and pattern that you have created for my life. Father I pray Lord pattern my life after success. Lord pattern my life to reflect peace in the name of Jesus. Father I pray Lord anoint and cleanse my path that I will only attract what Heaven has ordained for me in Jesus name amen.

Prayer of Deliverance: Father God, in the name of Jesus Christ loose every person reading this from every demonic pattern which has been passed epigenetically in the name of Jesus Christ. Father break every evil pattern leading to thoughts, decisions and  behaviours that do not align with Your perfect will. Father in the name of Jesus, every habit and routine that has been formed as a result of these evil patterns, leading to recurring failure, setback, hindrance and delay be gone in the name of Jesus Christ.  Father in the name of Jesus Christ, let Your blood wash away and reverse every evil pattern. I speak Lord let every decision making leading to negative situations be destroyed in the name of Jesus Christ. Father loose Your people and release them into their promise and destiny in the name of Jesus Christ I pray. Amen.

God Is In The Details

On Sunday I shared a word of encouragement to those who are currently in a wait.

Romans 8:28 states that “All things work together for good to those who are called according to His purpose”.

I took the liberty to research the word purpose. Purpose in the Greek is prosthesis which means setting forth, intention or plan. It implies something that is intentionally decided and placed in advance- not random, accidental or an afterthought.

Pro means before or literally before the face of . This means God is absolutely intentional concerning you and every detail no matter how small, it matters to God.

One of the key things I mentioned during Sunday’s live is that there is a difference between waiting on God and waiting in God. In times of prolonged waiting, it is about our preparation and maturation for the prayer that is already answered.

If you feel like you have been waiting for something for a long time, I want you to think of the analogy where a man took his family to a restaurant whilst being on holiday. Upon arrival, they were seated. They noticed the family who arrived after them was being served their food first. So the man saw this and called over the waiter. He shared his disappointment and the waiter responded- ‘what that family ordered was already pre-made on the menu’. The man who had to wait had ordered the chef’s special, so it took longer because the ingredients were being made from scratch.

Whilst we know that God has already prepared everything concerning us, the wait is in fact about us being prepared for the promise. I shared some testimonials on how my steps were ordered by the Lord last week. It made me think just how intentional God is about me and others who I come into contact with.

To catch the replay from Sunday’s broadcast, click here https://youtu.be/UGpi3tmIyD8

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus Christ, I pray and I ask that You release your grace upon me to wait in You. Father, I plead the blood of Jesus over my mind and I pray Lord shield my heart and mind from disappointment and hastiness. Father, help me to be patient in the truth that You are intentional concerning me and my life. Father God, I surrender to Your perfect will and way for me. Father I thank You that I never have to worry because You are in control. Father God I thank You in the name of Jesus Christ, that all things are working together for my good in Jesus Name I pray. Amen!!.

A Mind To Work

Nehemiah built the wall in 52 days. In Nehemiah 4v6, it says “the people had a mind to work”. The Hebrew root word for this is lev which means heart.

The heart is the centre of human life which encompasses your mind, will and emotions. Nehemiah was saying here that the people had a heart, desire and determination to do the work. They were committed and unified in their goal. They had a common goal and that was to rebuild the wall. On Sunday, I spoke about four characteristics of a builder and their team who has the mind to work.

1 They must be united- without unity, the vision scatters. Your team needs to be in alignment with the vision.

2 They must be determined- the men had a tool in one hand and a weapon in the other. Nothing was going to stop them from rebuilding that wall.

3 They must be enthusiastic- the pioneer and builder must fall in love with the vision. In order for effective stewardship and administration, the team must also be enthusiastic about the vision.

4 Resilience- to have the mind to work, the builder must be able to stand in the midst of opposition, mockery and ridicule.

I spoke about the purpose of distraction- the enemy will use a distraction as a tool to minimise and stop the functionality of one’s momentum. The phrase ‘fractured focus’ kept coming up and I started talking about how the enemy uses misalignment and fractures in our souls to stop us from effectively leading and building.

Check out the replay to ‘A Mind To Work’- https://youtu.be/xjQP2Y8m7MI

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus, I thank You for Your strength, Your love and empowerment to build in the midst of opposition, ridicule and mockery. Father, I pray, Lord, heal my mind and soul, that I will see the vision and blueprint through a clear lens and continue to build what You have placed in my heart. Father, I thank You in advance for the momentum and divine focus to finish what You have started in me in Jesus’ name, I pray, amen.

Why Building Is A Burden

Nehemiah chapter 1-6 covers the journey of Nehemiah experiencing the burden of rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem after they were destroyed. In Nehemiah 1, we see Nehemiah mourn the destroyed walls and enters a period of mourning and fasting. The King sees Nehemiah’s countenance and asks him what is wrong. He tells the King about the walls of Jerusalem, and the King sent Nehemiah to rebuild the walls with resources and materials.

What was significant about Nehemiah’s journey to rebuild the walls was that, though he was surrounded by guardsmen, he still kept information to himself.  He was very strategic in the information he shared with his workmen.

In Nehemiah 2v19, we see the rise of Sanballat and Tobiah who starts to mock the rebuilding of the wall. There are few principles to learn from Nehemiah

1 Every rebuilder must be aware that when you choose to rebuild, Sanballat’s and Tobiah’s will be activated. Pioneering, building and rebuilding is an act of warfare, and just the decision to build stirs up enemies. Building doesn’t just impact the builder; they impact generations that will come after. It is about legacy. The name Sanballat means- the enemy is secret. Sanballat was 85-90 years. He was possibly a Moabite. Tobiah means Jehovah is good and was a servant of Sanballat. He was an Amonite.

Geshem which is pronounced Gashma- was an Ishmaelite.

2 Every builder in their early stages will experience mockery and ridicule.

How did Nehemiah overcome this?

Nehemiah 4v4- Nehemiah overcame by prayer and work. In verse 6 of Nehemiah 4, it stated that the people had a mind to work.

Every builder must set watch- watching and praying is a strategy for pioneers. and builders

In Nehemiah 4v10, the workers grew weary. In verse 13 of Nehemiah chapter 4, we see Nehemiah’s effective leadership skills and his ability to delegate strategy to his workers. It is not just about pioneering and building, effective stewardship is reflected in the administration of that vision. Nehemiah showed the importance of weaponizing his workers not just to rebuild the wall but also how to war.

This shows that as an effective leader, pioneer and builder, you have to teach your team how to work and fight. Identifying effective weapons are key for warfare and building – you need a watchman and intercessor who can sound the alarm and bring intelligence.

To watch the rest of the teaching, click here https://youtu.be/rfE84CVddmY

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus. Lord I give You thanks for strengthening me as I build and rebuild the vision You have given me. Lord, I pray that you help me implement the strategies laid out in this article and in the message. Father God, I ask in Your name to help me to rise above the attacks of my mockers. Let every spirit of Sanballat and Tobiah be brought to nought and I decree and declare that no weapon formed against me shall be able to prosper. Every tongue that rises against me in judgment, Lord, I condemn it in the name of Jesus Christ. I exercise the heritage that You have given me to do this. I speak that what I have been called to build and to rebuild will come to fruition in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen and Amen.

Rebuild Again

Sunday’s broadcast ‘A Message To The Rebuilders’ was somewhat eye-opening. I felt like this message birth something so powerful in me.

I recorded that message with the intention of encouraging rebuilders, but this message has had me in a chokehold all week.

I taught on Isaac in Genesis 26 re-digging his father’s wells. Upon each attempt, both he and his herdsmen were met with hostility from the herdsmen of Gerar.

What was significant was that in those days, re-digging wells was an act of war. Isaac and his men re-digging his father’s well was a declaration of war between he and the herdsmen of Gerar. These men were Philistinians and upon teaching this on Sunday, the Lord has taken me deeper since.

What was significant about this passage of scripture from verses 17-21 of Genesis 26, was every time Isaac and his men dug a well, the herdsmen of Gerar filled it with dirt.

Have you ever felt like every time you put your mind to build and to obey the Lord concerning your personal blueprint, here comes strife, disagreements and unnecessary tension? You my friend, sister and brother, are dealing with a Philistinian spirit.

This passage of scripture shows so much strategy in how to deal with this spirit. In this season, the Lord is calling you to rebuild again. With rebuilding, will come resistance but you must rebuild. Isaac and his men try to rebuild two wells Esek and Sitnah. He named the first well, Esek which means contention or strife. He named the second well, Sitnah, which means opposition and accusation. If you are experiencing contention, strife, opposition and accusation- don’t be disheartened, this comes with the territory of being a builder. Whatever vision you have dropped as a result of your well being stopped by  analogical dirt, it is time to re-dig your wells.

What I loved about Isaac and his men in verse 22, is that it starts by saying, “And he removed from thence and digged another well”. In the original text, the word used to identify this move is “incognito”. In other words, they moved in silence. For you to experience your Rehoboth season, you must move incognito. During the broadcast, I mentioned that a builder’ greatest weapon in this season is firstly focus and secondly silence. To overcome the Philistine spirit, you must be focused and you must move in silence. Now understand this, the battle is the Lord’s so remain vigilant to receive the strategies of the Lord. That is what will give you victory and leverage in this season.

Another enlightening moment during the broadcast was that God has a Beersheba waiting for you. Don’t settle at Rehoboth. Beersheba means the well of the sevenfold oath.

God wants to complete you, bless you and enlarge your territory.

Watch the replay here to receive the full message https://youtu.be/K12IwvEtino

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus, Lord I love You and I adore You. Father, I thank You that You have empowered and have strengthened me to build again. Father, I pray that You will release Your angels of war to remove every philistine spirit working against my creativity and vision. Father, I pray to irrigate and purge out every well that has been stopped up by contention, opposition, accusation and strife. Father intensify my focus and teach me how to move in silence in the name of Jesus Christ amen.

The Pioneer’s Blueprint

Sunday’s broadcast ‘The Pioneer’s Blueprint was eye opening and revelatory.

I spoke about four  principles that creates effective intersection between pioneering and stewardship.

1 Stewardship precedes expansion

God rarely entrusts new territory without proven faithfulness. We see this in the life of David where he is anointed as King in 1 Samuel 16 after serving effectively as a shepherd.

2 Pioneering requires stewardship discipline

You need structure in order to sustain new ground. A vision without stewardship leads to collapse.

The purpose of the blueprint is to create structure for the vision and a system for the vision to thrive.

Biologically when you think about your body, your body has a skeletal system that provides structure to your body. Your body also relies on 11 primary systems in order to maintain health and homeostasis.

3 Risk is part of faithful stewardship

Ecclesiastes 11:1 says “cast your bread upon the waters…” when it comes to stewardship, you cannot be passive- it includes calculated faith and risk.

This is where fear tends to creep in. God has not given you the spirit of fear. Failure must not be feared. How are you seeing failure? Failure is success turned inside out.

In order to pioneer effectively, you have to be okay with the fact that there are times you may fail. Failure is just an opportunity to learn how to do it next time.

Here is the link to ‘The Pioneer’s Blueprint’ – https://youtu.be/vrySvGVi6hY

4 God gives the increase

In everything you do, you must remember that God gives the increase and He multiplies. As you go forth and you sow, God will raise up others to water what you sow and He will provide the increase. 1 Corinthians 3:6.

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus, Lord I praise You and I bless Your holy name. Father I pray that You will empower me to know and discern the blueprint that You have curated for the ordained vision that You have released to me.

Lord deliver me from the spirit of fear and fear of failure. Help me to stop worrying about what others think of me and help me to take more calculated risks in Your name.

Lord I pray for strategy to create the structure that is specific to what You have ordained for me to do. Lord I receive grace to walk out the vision in excellence in Jesus Name I pray amen.

The Pioneer’s Mindset

Last Sunday’s broadcast, ‘The Pioneer’s Mindset’, I spoke about the importance of strategy to every prophetic word and vision. For every prophetic word and blueprint, there is a strategy. Here are a few key points from the broadcast.

Many times, we don’t see manifestation because the Lord was not sought for the blueprint and strategy.

In order for you to experience longevity, there is a strategy and blueprint that must be followed.

Stillness is important for discerning God’s blueprint. There are times throughout your prophetic journey as a Pioneer, where you have to stop- just like driving a car, at some point you will have to stop at a traffic light for other cars to go.

As a pioneer, you have to let go off the need to have certainty and clarity.

Pioneering in scripture is about movement, obedience, and establishing new ground. Many of you have been frustrated about the delayed results from your obedience but the Lord dealt with me about the fact that it is not always about the results, it is about my obedience. For many of you, this is the case, it is not always about the results, it is about your obedience.

Genesis 12:1 shows us this, Abram was told to leave his country and his family in Genesis 12:1. He did not experience immediate results, but he kept on moving. He left familiarity without knowing the destination.

Pioneering therefore, requires trust over certainty.

As a pioneer, courage and divine commission is key. In Joshua 1:9, God told Joshua to be strong and courageous after taking over from Moses. Moses’ responsibility was to lead the people of Israel out of Egypt, but Joshua had to usher the people into the Promised land. Both required different strategies. Joshua’s leadership required military strategies as there were giants in the land.

Here is the link to the broadcast ‘The Pioneer’s Mindset’ https://youtu.be/0J3YhQBunxU

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus, I thank You for this message and for teaching me how to pioneer the vision and blueprint that You have given to me. Father, I pray for help to get things in order and to build the necessary structure and system needed to undergird the vision You have released to me. Father, help me to be a good steward of the vision and transform my mind according to Romans 12:2. Lord, release to me the mindset of a pioneer in Jesus’ Name I pray, Amen.

The Pioneer’s Tension

On Sunday’s broadcast ‘The Pioneer’s Tension’, I taught on the tension a pioneer experiences, between building and stewarding.

This thought was brought on by a series of conversions I was having with the Lord in my prayer time. After praying, I felt this in my heart, “it is one thing to build and launch but it is important to steward what you have birthed”.

I started looking at past projects and ideas that I had launched but I started to see the ways in which the Lord wanted me to take my stewardship to the next level.

The main scripture was taken from Matthew 25:14-30. The whole of Matthew 25 is somewhat convicting for me as I see it as a chapter that focuses on the following themes, preparation, stewardship, responsibility  and accountability.

In the bible, pioneering and stewardship  are closely linked. Stewardship governs how you manage what God gives you, whilst pioneering reflects how you step into new territory.

Throughout the broadcast, I taught what means to be a pioneer and steward according to the scriptures.

Here are a few key points;

1 The ownership of the vision belongs to God. According to Psalm 24v1 NLT,” the earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it”.

God is the owner and we are the custodian. I had to then look at the meaning of custodian. A custodian is a person or organisation responsible for protecting, maintaining or managing something valuable such as property, assets or records.

2 Accountability and Responsibility

Faithfulness is measured by what you do with what you’re given, not how much you have. We see this in Matthew 25v14-30 KJV.

Those  who received two and five talents doubled  their  return on investment. Multiplication is our assignment as custodians over the assignments God has given us. Inactivity due to fear is not encouraged in this chapter and we saw the repercussions of the one who hid his talent. In Genesis 1:28 KJV, Adam and Eve were commanded to be fruitful and multiply, this wasn’t just about biology- this was also about resources, influence and impact.

3 Faithfulness in small things

In Luke 16v10 NLT states that  if we are faithful in the little things then we will be faithful in the large ones. Don’t wait until you get the answered prayer before you start being faithful. In reality, what this looks like is if you are believing God for a bigger house, maintain the apartment you are currently living in. If you are believing  God for a bigger car, maintain the small car that you currently own. If you are believing God for marriage, start working on yourself before your spouse finds you. Integrity at a micro level precedes expansion. Your stewardship  is often tested before elevation.

For the rest of the broadcast, I focused on the different areas, God is calling us in this season to steward. I focused on five;

  • Time
  • Gifts and calling
  • Finances
  • Relationships and influence

How you steward the above areas will determine the level of success and wealth you are trusted with. I encourage you to watch the full teaching here https://youtu.be/BdkfEEq3CuY

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus, Lord I thank You for this word and for showing me the ways in which I need to be a better steward.

Father I pray, help me to steward well that which you have given me to steward. Father, I repent for not stewarding what you have given me due to fear and distraction. Lord release your divine strategies to me for what You are birthing through me.

Father help me to steward and pioneer this season and Father multiply that which I put my hands to do. Revive every dream and vision that has laid dormant in me as a result of poor stewardship. Lord I receive your love and correction and I ask Father, give me the eyes of a dove that I may focus only on what You have given me to steward in this season. Lord release the pioneer’s mindset upon me now in Jesus Name I pray amen.

Overcoming Shame And Guilt

Last Thursday, I focused on overcoming Shame and Guilt.

This message was personal to me as I spent years in battle with these two emotions so much so that looking back over my life, I can see where I have been robbed as a result of shame and guilt.

I spoke about the difference between shame and guilt.

Shame is internalised worthlessness e.g. “I am bad” and guilt is behavioural failure e.g. “I did something bad”. Shame and guilt differs psychologically but they are both often rooted in brokenness. Gnesis chapter 3 highlights this.

Genesis 3: 6-13

6 “When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, she took some and ate it. She also gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he ate it.

 7 Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they realized they were naked; so they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves.

8 Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the Lord God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid from the Lord God among the trees of the garden. 9 But the Lord God called to the man, “Where are you?”

10 He answered, “I heard you in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; so I hid.”

11 And he said, “Who told you that you were naked? Have you eaten from the tree that I commanded you not to eat from?”

12 The man said, “The woman you put here with me—she gave me some fruit from the tree, and I ate it.”

13 Then the Lord God said to the woman, “What is this you have done?”

Verse 10, you can see the shame in Adam’s response to God. Wherever there is shame. Two things follow, fear and the need to hide. Fear and hiding comes with shame.

From a psychological standpoint, shame is toxic, driving addiction and leads to social withdrawal whilst guilt can be adaptive, thereby fostering repentance.

Shame is often experienced by someone who has experienced trauma and childhood abuse. Guilt can work for one’s good as it highlights one has a conscience. Guilt is the acknowledgment that the behaviour was wrong but shame assumes identity with the action and that is not the truth.

Jesus Christ removed shame by dying on the cross and being raised from the dead on the third day. Because of this sacrifice, your identity is in Christ. You are now adopted as a son. Romans chapter 8 establishes this. I love that Romans 8:1 starts off with “there is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus”. Condemnation is a little different from shame in that it makes you subject yourself to torture and make you believe you are worthy of the worst type of judgement. This is not the mind of Christ and this mindset must be cast down according to 2 Corinthians 10:5.

Shame focuses on self which then leads to isolation which then causes a dishonour to one’s own identity leading you to hide your gifts and the light of who you are.

Guilt focuses on the act which leads to repair and improvement- guilt helps one to focus on transgression leading to repentance.

There are so many scriptures in the bible that highlights characters who experienced shame and the redemption of Jesus Christ.

You can read about the Woman at the Well in John chapter 4. King David in Psalm 51 and the woman caught in sin in Luke chapter 7.

In conclusion, for those of you who read this and you are experiencing shame. I want you to know that Jesus is able to deliver you, heal you and set you free from this captivity. He came that you would have life and have it more abundantly.

Prayer: Father in the name of Jesus Christ, Lord I thank You for highlighting the difference between shame and guilt. Heavenly Father, I surrender the shame and condemnation I have been carrying. I lay the burden of shame, guilt and condemnation at your feet. You encourage to lay down our burdens. Your burdens are light so I make an exchange Lord and I pick up the truth of your word that I am loved and accepted. I thank You that nothing can separate me from Your love according to Romans 8v38-39. Father God, I receive your adoption according to Romans 8:15. I cry out to You Abba Father, and I pray Lord pour your love upon me. I receive your love. Rebuke fear and shame from me in Jesus Name I pray amen.

To watch the replay to ‘Overcoming Shame and Guilt’, click here https://bit.ly/4aOQDN2

The Anatomy of Choice and Desire

Last Thursday, I taught on the anatomy of choice and desire, and the focus scripture was taken from James 1:14-15. This passage of scripture outlines the process of the conception of sin and how sin goes from thought to action. Below are the phases I discussed during the live broadcast.

James 1:14-15 shows the stages from desire leading to the consequence of following through with the desire.  

Desire > Thought > Action > Consequence

Phase 1 The Lure (Desire)– James 1:14 says, “But every man is tempted when he is drawn away by his own lust and enticed”. The Greek word for enticed is deleazō, which is a fishing term for bait. A fishing bait looks like a reward but hides the hook.

Phase 2 The Conception (Thought)– James 1:15 says, “Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin”. During the broadcast, I shared practical examples of what the conception looks like. The key here is to be aware of your triggers and put in place the necessary boundaries in place to stop the conception of sin being put into action. The conception stage looks like you, for example, knowing you are in heat but still going on that date and inviting your date back to your home. Here you start to rationalise the wrongdoing.

Phase 3 The Birth (Action)– James 1:15 says “It bringeth forth sin”- this is where your thoughts have moved from your mind to the external world by way of physical action.

Phase 4 The Full-Grown Result (Consequence) – “And sin when it is finished, bringeth forth death”.

This is the consequence of the sinful act. This can be spiritual death, death to a relationship, distance from the presence of God, opportunities, etc.

Through further studies, I taught on psychological frameworks, coupled with the scriptures, to overcome the cycle of unbridled desire and sin. This is known as the top-down approach

Step 1– Exposure of Truth- you have to name the temptation and desire that is trying to overpower you. In Psalm 139:23-24, David asks God to search and know his heart and his thoughts. We have to commit our hearts and minds to God.

Step 2– Replacement (Reframing) – Set your minds on things above, according to Colossians 3:2. Don’t suppress the desire, face it and acknowledge it and find something else to take your focus off the desire. Remember last week’s teaching: a feeling only lasts for 90 seconds; it is what you do with those 90 seconds that determines whether the feeling is prolonged or dissipates.

Step 3– Seek support- this step shows the importance of community and accountability. James 5:16 says, “confess your faults one to another”. This is what takes the power away from the temptation the enemy is trying to keep a hold over you.

This is just a brief outline of the cycle of sin and ways for you to overcome unyielding desires using the scriptures, and also paying attention to your personal decisions. Decisions decide. Dahna-Esther also prayed for those who are dealing with guilt and shame as a result of dealing with the cycle of sin.

Prayer: Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, Heavenly Father, thank You for showing me the stages of how sin is conceived and when acted upon, the consequences it carries. Father, I ask You to keep me from falling according to Jude 1 v 24. Father, I ask, release your grace to empower me to say no and to flee from the temptations of the enemy. Empower me in the Holy Ghost to avoid the traps of the enemy. Father, cast down every thought and imagination trying to conceive sin in my mind that can then lead to my actions. Lord wash me and cleanse me and create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me in Jesus Name, I pray, amen.

Watch the replay to Anatomy of Choice and Desire– https://bit.ly/4aEHoiq