*This world operates around the principle of influence, control, and conformity *Heaven itself operates on this very premise *Names have the strong ability to identify and establish identity *God’s redemptive names identify and establish God’s identity *The meaning and power of establishing a right purpose in your heart *A right purpose sustains a right walk with God *A stunning insight as to what it biblically means to defile oneself *A right purpose is a strong defense against defilement

*Why man was and still is called to be God’s vice-regent here on earth *The number of temptations that deal with food *Why it’s our responsibility, charge, and duty to praise *Praise is key to tearing down strongholds, imaginations, fears, and doubts *Must focus more on praise and less on focusing and talking about the problems *Powerful biblical examples of praise overcoming fears and circumstances *Praise and its relation to that of marriage and intimacy *Praise yokes us to the Strongest Strong One and His strength and ability

*A continuing look at the Kingdom principle of influence, control, and conformity *The founding influence upon America was that of Judeo-Christian principles *Primarily since the 60’s Judeo-Christian influence has been waning and likewise its fruit *The shocking survey regarding Churches that believe the totality of the Word of God *Regardless of what most influences your life conflict is inevitable *Christians just can’t bury their head in the sand and hope all will eventually turn out okay *We must bring salt and light to the world for the world to at least been given a choice *A never before shared aspect of Pastor’s testimony with regard to influence and its effect

*Why it is our responsibility and obligation to praise God *As God’s vice-regents on earth we often exercise authority through praise *The vital importance of understanding the term “son of man” *The power of God’s quickened word coming out of your mouth *Why Jesus is called the Last Adam and why that’s important to you *The God-ordained strength that is in your mouth

*Why and what took place at Jesus’ overturning of the money changer’s table *Overthrows may be necessary for a breakthrough to happen *God’s people have been given the authority on earth to deal with spiritual enemies *The God-given authority is in and released through your mouth *Confidence comes in knowing and understanding the redemptive names of God *Praise is your strength and mass confusion to the enemy *Praise can bring results before you even see them manifested - “Don’t Stop”

*The importance of generations respecting each other *Believers have equal ability to hear from God *The gut issue of the Kingdom is influence and control *Your ability draws both God’s and your adversary’s attention *What you see in someone’s ability is that of their potential *Your ability and potential is to the adversary’s detriment and he knows it *The mind-blowing truth behind counting your trials all joy *Don’t miss the end of this message

*Your difficulty is an opportunity for God to show Himself strong *It’s amazing how big we can make little problems to be *What we look at and consider can determine victory or defeat *What it is to be more than a conqueror *What made Paul and Moses so very determined and steadfast *How to clearly see the invisible God in this life

*Distinguishing the difference between praise and worship *The Christian’s salvation begins with a major overthrow *Not everyone accepts a God willed and worked breakthrough *Conflicts can arise before and after a breakthrough *Warning: It’s possible to negate a breakthrough *Breakthroughs can and will reveal hearts and attitudes *Biblical examples of positive and negative effects of breakthroughs *Breakthrough by its very nature speaks of a defeat and a victory

*Important reasons to learn about the Kingdom *A key aspect of what it means to be filled with the Spirit *Whatever greatly influences the intellect influences control *With perfect intellectual ability Adam and Eve needed divine revelation *Revelation knowledge levels the “playing field” *Shocking survey concerning churches that don’t fully believe the Bible *Greater influence leads to greater control that leads to greater compliance

After receiving a guilty verdict and subsequent sentence, it appears that all is lost for the nation of Israel. However, Isaiah turns to God for continued hope. As he confesses his sin he finds that God is faithful and just to cleanse and purge him of his unrighteousness and he his consequently chosen by Him to be God's spokesman to the nation. While it is apparent that most will refuse to turn from their sinful lifestyle, God promises that there will be a remnant; a holy seed that will be delivered from judgment. This same promise of hope remains for us today as we follow Isaiah's pattern of confession, cleansing, commissioning, and proclamation of God's message to the world.