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221| COVENANT KEYS FOR FINANCIAL DOMINION| SUNDAY CELEBRATION SERVICE
COVENANT KEYS FOR FINANCIAL DOMINION
Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa
SCRIPTURES
Deuteronomy 8:18
Genesis 26:3–5
Galatians 3:8–9
Jeremiah 33:20–21
Malachi 3:6
Genesis 8:20–22
Luke 6:38
KEY POINTS
1. Understanding the Covenant of Financial Dominion
Financial prosperity is not a promise; it is a covenant.
God’s covenant is unbreakable — as long as day and night remain, His covenant stands (Jer. 33:20–21).
Christianity operates by principles, and these principles cannot be violated.
2. God Empowers His People for Wealth
📖 Deut. 8:18 — It is God who gives power to get wealth.
God empowered Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through covenant (Gen. 26:3–5).
Through Christ, we are covenant heirs of Abraham (Gal. 3:8–9).
3. Seed-Time and Harvest Is the Foundation for Financial Dominion
📖 Genesis 8:20–22 — As long as the earth remains, seed-time and harvest will never cease.
This is the law that governs unusual and consistent prosperity.
What you sow is exactly what you reap — financial dominion responds to the law of seed.
4. There Are Blessings and There Are Uncommon Blessings
God releases general blessings, but He also releases uncommon graces to His covenant people.
Until you understand and obey the laws, you cannot walk in abundance.
5. The Covenant Practices That Enforce Financial Dominion
Do not play with your covenant obligations:
Tithes
First Fruits
Prophet’s Seed
Partnerships
Sacrificial Seeds
Giving to the poor
Offerings
📖 Luke 6:38 — Your giving determines your receiving.
6. Give From Your Heart
God does not bless empty rituals — He blesses sincere giving.
Giving must be done with love, faith, and honour.
CONCLUSION
Financial dominion is a covenant reality, activated through obedience to God’s principles.
When you honour the laws of seed, covenant giving, and faithful obedience, you secure access to uncommon blessings, supernatural provision, and consistent financial empowerment.
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COVENANT KEYS FOR FINANCIAL DOMINION
Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa
SCRIPTURES
Deuteronomy 8:18
Genesis 26:3–5
Galatians 3:8–9
Jeremiah 33:20–21
Malachi 3:6
Genesis 8:20–22
Luke 6:38
KEY POINTS
1. Understanding the Covenant of Financial Dominion
Financial prosperity is not a promise; it is a covenant.
God’s covenant is unbreakable — as long as day and night remain, His covenant stands (Jer. 33:20–21).
Christianity operates by principles, and these principles cannot be violated.
2. God Empowers His People for Wealth
📖 Deut. 8:18 — It is God who gives power to get wealth.
God empowered Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through covenant (Gen. 26:3–5).
Through Christ, we are covenant heirs of Abraham (Gal. 3:8–9).
3. Seed-Time and Harvest Is the Foundation for Financial Dominion
📖 Genesis 8:20–22 — As long as the earth remains, seed-time and harvest will never cease.
This is the law that governs unusual and consistent prosperity.
What you sow is exactly what you reap — financial dominion responds to the law of seed.
4. There Are Blessings and There Are Uncommon Blessings
God releases general blessings, but He also releases uncommon graces to His covenant people.
Until you understand and obey the laws, you cannot walk in abundance.
5. The Covenant Practices That Enforce Financial Dominion
Do not play with your covenant obligations:
Tithes
First Fruits
Prophet’s Seed
Partnerships
Sacrificial Seeds
Giving to the poor
Offerings
📖 Luke 6:38 — Your giving determines your receiving.
6. Give From Your Heart
God does not bless empty rituals — He blesses sincere giving.
Giving must be done with love, faith, and honour.
CONCLUSION
Financial dominion is a covenant reality, activated through obedience to God’s principles.
When you honour the laws of seed, covenant giving, and faithful obedience, you secure access to uncommon blessings, supernatural provision, and consistent financial empowerment.