In this prophetic message, Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis releases a clarion call from Zion, a summons to alignment, holiness, and higher living. Drawing from Amos 7 and Isaiah 28, this sermon unveils the meaning of the plumb line as God’s divine measure of righteousness and justice. Zion, the dwelling place of God, is not just a location; it is a spiritual standard. The Lord is measuring His people in this hour, and the Spirit is calling us to rise.

Through apostolic exhortation and responsive liturgy, this message challenges believers to examine their walk, elevate their love, and release prophetic praise. It is a call to live “true to plumb”—upright, uncompromised, and Spirit-led. Zion is raising the standard, and the Church must respond.

Title: Purging Corruption: Guarding Your Gates Series: Guarding Apostolic Purity – Week 1 Instructor: Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis Location: Corner Stone Deliverance Church Apostolic Center

Week 1 of the Guarding Apostolic Purity series begins with a powerful call to purge corruption and guard the gates of your life. Drawing from Numbers 31:16, Revelation 2:14, and 1 Timothy 4:16, this lesson reveals how Balaam’s counsel infiltrated Israel through compromise and seduction, and how the same strategy threatens believers today.

Disciples will be equipped to identify areas of compromise, recognize the subtle tactics of infiltration, and take practical steps to guard their spiritual gates, eyes, ears, relationships, and doctrine. This teaching emphasizes that apostolic purity is not optional but essential for preserving covenant legacy and ensuring salvation for both the disciple and those who follow their example.

Corruption begins with compromise; infiltration is subtle but strategic.

Guarding your gates protects your destiny and preserves covenant purity.

Apostolic purity requires vigilance over life and doctrine.

Perseverance in truth is a lifeline for both you and your hearers.

This apostolic and prophetic message declares with urgency that the time is over for living as dead slaves to sin. Rooted in Romans 6:4–14, it proclaims the believer’s true identity as the living, breathing testimony of Jesus’ resurrection power. Through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, the old man has been crucified, the old mind buried, and a new creation raised in authority and freedom.

The sermon confronts compromise in today’s culture; social media identity traps, workplace pressures, and generational cycles of bondage, and calls the Church to rise in resurrected life. It emphasizes that grace is not a license to sin but the divine empowerment to live abundantly in holiness, victory, and authority.

With prophetic declarations and responsive readings, this message equips disciples to fight the good fight of faith, resist the enticements of the enemy, and walk boldly as testimonies of Christ’s triumph over sin, death, hell, and the grave. It is both a charge and a celebration: we are alive in Christ, empowered by grace, and commissioned to demonstrate resurrection life in today’s world.

The sermon “Worship the Lord, All Lands” is drawn from Psalm 100, the only psalm titled

“A Psalm of Thanksgiving.

” It is a joyful proclamation that worship is not confined to Israel alone but is a universal call for all nations, tribes, and tongues.

The message emphasizes three key truths:

Worship is universal; all lands are invited to lift up the Lord.

Worship is internal and eternal; it begins in the heart and continues forever.

Worship is lifting Him up; when we exalt Christ, He draws all people to Himself.

The sermon connects the ancient backdrop of temple worship to modern-day devotion, showing how believers today enter God’s presence through thanksgiving, praise, and Spirit-led worship. It calls the congregation to engage joyfully, gratefully, and faithfully in worship that reflects God’s goodness, mercy, and enduring truth.

Description of the Handout

The handout is designed as a companion to the sermon, providing disciples with a structured guide for reflection and application. It includes:

Key Scriptures for meditation (Psalm 100:1–5, Psalm 150:6).

Backdrop of Psalm 100 explaining its temple context and covenant identity.

Comparison Table showing worship in ancient Israel versus worship today.

Practical Applications for corporate, personal, and global worship.

Call-and-Response Moments to encourage active participation during service.

Closing Prayer to seal the message in the hearts of disciples.

Together, the sermon and handout ensure that disciples not only hear the Word but also engage with it, reflect on it, and apply it in their daily lives.

Title: Guarding Against Infiltration and Living Apostolic Purity

Series: Wednesday Night Discipleship

Instructor: Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis

Location: Cornerstone Deliverance Church Apostolic Center Via Conference ((617)829-6815

This powerful teaching exposes the prophetic pattern of infiltration through Balaam’s counsel and equips disciples to walk in sustained apostolic purity. Drawing from Revelation 2:14, Numbers 31, and 1 Timothy 4:16, Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis reveals how the enemy’s most effective strategy is not external attack, but internal compromise.

Disciples will learn to recognize subtle seductions, guard spiritual gates, and reject doctrines that tolerate immorality. The message emphasizes that apostolic purity is not seasonal—it must be guarded, lived, and persevered in. Through prophetic insight and practical activation, this sermon calls every believer to become a visible example of holiness, truth, and spiritual vigilance.

Balaam’s counsel is a prototype of satanic infiltration

Apostolic purity requires discernment, discipline, and perseverance

Guarding life and doctrine preserves both personal and communal salvation

Your example is a lifeline for those who hear you

In this powerful episode, Apostle Asia Francis leads us into the depths of spiritual posture and prophetic intercession through the lens of Psalm 109 and the martyrdom of Stephen. When persecuted, both David and Stephen chose prayer over retaliation — revealing a discipline that today’s Church must reclaim. This message calls every believer to respond to injustice not with fleshly defense, but with throne-room petition.

Discover how David’s imprecatory psalm becomes a model of surrender and how Stephen’s final prayer unveils heavenly authority, mercy, and boldness. Apostle Asia teaches us to legislate God’s heart in every matter, praying from our seated position in Christ, where grace is active, the anointing flows, and victory is already won.

Join Corner Stone Deliverance Church for this Spirit and Truth Worship Service, where the presence of God is weighty and the call to disciplined prayer is urgent. This episode will stir your spirit, align your posture, and activate your authority.

Broadcast Date: Sunday, November 9, 2025 Time: 8 A.M. EST Access: Via Conference Call — 617-829-6815 Hosted by: Corner Stone Deliverance Church Under the Leadership of: Apostle Asia Francis

Title: Open Your Mouth for What Heaven Has Already Released Instructor: Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis, Founder and Overseer of Corner Stone Deliverance Church Apostolic Center

Course Module: Activating Spiritual Inheritance Through Apostolic Order

Session Type: Foundational Teaching | Prophetic Activation | Apostolic Insight

In this foundational discipleship session, Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis unveils the divine blueprint for reclaiming spiritual inheritance that has been delayed, held up, or seemingly lost. Rooted in Numbers 27 and the bold petition of the daughters of Zelophehad, this teaching reveals how heaven responds to righteous petition, apostolic stewardship, and prophetic alignment.

Apostle Asia guides students through the rhythm of 5786—a year where grace is not passive but activated—and equips them to speak, steward, and legislate their spiritual legacy. This session is both a call to action and a spiritual unlocking, empowering believers to confront delay without conflict and to petition heaven through divine order.

The prophetic significance of Numbers 27 in reclaiming inheritance

Apostolic stewardship and the role of spiritual leadership in petition

How grace functions as an activation code in the year 5786

The power of speaking without rebellion—petitioning with precision

Identifying and activating dormant spiritual inheritances

“I am positioned to receive what heaven has already released.”

“My voice is a key; my petition is a gate.”

“I honor divine order and steward my inheritance with wisdom.”

“Grace is working in me to restore legacy and unlock destiny.”

Equip students to recognize and reclaim spiritual inheritance

Train disciples to petition heaven through apostolic channels

Activate boldness in speaking and alignment in stewardship

Restore generational legacy through prophetic insight and spiritual law

This sermon is a cornerstone teaching in the discipleship journey—where identity, inheritance, and apostolic order converge to release heaven’s justice and grace.

Uncurseable: The Verdict Cannot Be Reversed Preached by: Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis Founder & Overseer of Corner Stone Deliverance Church

Episode Description: In this revelatory message, Apostle Asia Roberts-Francis releases a prophetic charge rooted in Numbers 23, declaring the unshakable truth: what God has blessed cannot be cursed. With apostolic authority and spiritual precision, she dismantles every false verdict, exposes the altars of manipulation, and restores the believer’s confidence in heaven’s final word.

This episode is more than a sermon; it’s a courtroom moment. Listeners are invited to step out of agreement with fear, delay, and divination, and into covenant alignment with the rhythm of the Holy Ghost. Apostle Asia teaches how to live anchored in divine timing, immune to enchantment, and commissioned to lead the shift.

Whether you’re battling contradiction or rising into your next assignment, this word will fasten your identity, restore your voice, and remind you: you are uncurseable.

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