Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

You have the right, God has given you the privilege to choose which spirit will come upon you. The central teaching is that the spirit you allow inside you shapes your life; cleansing, guarding, and admitting the Spirit of God requires admiration, supplication, contemplation, and preparation, with grace empowering obedient living.

The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble, and He knows those who take refuge in Him. It urges taking refuge in the Lord, growing in wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him, and developing practical skills, while avoiding shortcuts and the spirits that derail faith.

Giving thanks to the Father, who has qualified us to share in the inheritance of the saints in light. This teaching warns against the spirits of the world and how they enter our lives through the places we listen, the books we read, and the company we keep. Our call is diligent, Spirit-led transformation, not worldly cunning.

There is no one holy like the Lord. The message warns against the Esau-like spirit that despises holy things, urging a life of sanctification, reverence, and faith that yields deeds. It invites us to press into Mount Zion with the blood of Jesus, and to live answers to the gospel, not just words.

The Lord is good. The speaker reminds us that God has given us land and promises and we must possess them through faith and action, not passivity. Through declared wisdom (the spirit of wisdom) and persistent prayer, we pursue the kingdom; gratitude and steadfast faith sustain us amid trials.

"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." The message invites bold confidence in God's promises, urging believers to pursue a God‑given assignment over mere comfort. It emphasizes trusting His provision, discerning geography and timing for service, and sharing the gospel as the power to heal, save, and transform lives.

Keep your priestly garments on. The message urges believers to maintain their sacred identity, not strip the garment, for it provides protection and time for repentance. It emphasizes daily sacrifices and praise, and pursuing godliness with a strong sense of destiny, rather than conforming to the world, per Romans chapter 12 and Hebrews chapter 4 verse 12.

Don't be afraid. You have victory in Christ. This pastoral teaching urges believers to resist the spirit of fear spread by worldly schemes and false prophets, to anchor in Colossians 1's gospel, renew the mind, and live as priests offering acceptable sacrifices in faith.

Before we go into the teaching for today and then to continue to pray, let's just take our declaration of standing as we usually do. The central message urges believers to intercede rather than merely comment, to seek mercy for others, and to participate with God in fulfilling His promises through prayer and corrective love.

The intercessory duties of a believer, that is what we have been looking at for some time, are to pray for our workplaces, leaders, and futures. The central teaching calls us to faithful stewardship in little, in money, and in what belongs to others, trusting God to bless and sustain our work.