Today, Joseph Z teaches us how to implement our covenant rights and walk in victory, even in the face of persecution.    Joseph conveys that our relationship with God through prayer should transcend mere feelings, explaining that faith is not just an emotion but a form of currency in God’s kingdom. He clarifies that when we approach the Lord, we must do so with the conviction that He rewards those who wholeheartedly seek Him, and prayer serves as a vital avenue for this diligent pursuit. Drawing on 2 Chronicles 7:14, he reminds us that God promises to hear us and heal our land when we humble ourselves, earnestly seek His presence, and turn away from our wrongdoings.    Learn more about Z Ministries by following the link below: https://linktr.ee/zministries   He challenges us to activate our covenant rights when we pray to God the Father in the name of Jesus Christ. However, we must remain sensitive to the guidance of the Holy Spirit to become powerful vessels for God’s purpose in pushing back the forces of darkness. He encourages us not to fall into the trap of becoming overly civilized in our prayer lives or yielding to the pressures of cultural norms. He also cautions that focusing on our challenges can lead to defeat; instead, we must keep our focus on God’s promises.   Joseph encourages us to immerse ourselves in God’s word and pray effectively by intertwining Scripture with our prayers; for only when we combine our prayers with faith in God's word can we expect to see genuine breakthroughs. He references Hebrews 4:2 to emphasize that God’s word will not yield results for those who do not mix it with faith. He insists that by persevering in prayer and actively engaging with God’s word, we can reshape our lives, regardless of our circumstances.   Furthermore, Joseph reveals that persecution and challenges can often be precursors to greater promotion. In times of trial, he urges us to delve deeply into God’s word, reminding us that God can turn our struggles into victories if we stay the course. He also reassures us, stating that God’s desire is for us to triumph over adversity. Thus, by committing ourselves to prayer, we can rise above our difficulties, for Christ warned us of troubles in this world, but also encourages us to be of good cheer, for He has already overcome the world.

May 20, 2025