Your Confession is not just your prayer time. Your confession is the sum total of all your "words" (prayers, conversations, meditations, etc.) and your words locate where your faith is placed...In God or in your circumstance.

The words you speak draw things to you, remove things from you, and activate movement from the forces governing your words. The Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Darkness come for words.

In the face of opposition, difficulty, sickness, etc. We have to have an unwavering resolve in God's Word. We must rely on the outcome God's Word outlines, not what the pressure is trying to "Bait me" into believing.

Most people leave the significance of salvation on the Cross, but without the resurrection and Jesus' blood applied to the mercy seat, death/sin would have won.

Confession is not about words spoken, it is about a life submitted to the Word of God. A life submitted to the Word of God will adapt and surrender to the instructions and guidance of the Word.

Your confession (words) will be used as evidence against you (Matthew 12:37)

Our words Govern our lives. Matthew 12:37 says (in the Passion Translation), "Your very words will be used as evidence against you and your words will declare you either innocent or guilty". If we are not seeing God's promises in our life, then we need to "review the evidence" in our words.

God does not govern through infrastructure or by signed physical contracts. God governs through Words. God created the World through Words, Jesus upholds all things by Words, and our Words reveal what we trust in.

This is Part 2 of the teaching on the hindrances to you walking in authority. We pray that as you see these seven (7) hindrances, you will begin to allow the Holy Spirit to convict you and make the changes needed so you can live unhindered in your walk with God.

This week we discussed four of the seven hindrances to walking in your authority, as a believer. In the notes below we list out some of the scriptures for each hindrance referenced.