In our kingdom, righteousness is the catalyst for bravery. Righteousness is a gift that bears fruits and produces a force. Boldness and audacity are unattainable without an understanding of this righteousness.

Cast your mind on the boldness with which the second son approached His dad to ask for that which belonged to him as an inheritance in the story of the prodigal son. He walked in boldly and asked and he got it. Today, we have something greater than what that second son had, in that God has already freely given to us all that is in our heritage. When we put a magnifying glass on this righteousness that we have become, audacity becomes easy to express.

In RIGHTEOUS HUMAN, we will dwell extensively on what righteousness does to us as believers, creating a link between our righteous standing and our bold disposition.

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Everyone knows about new normals, the conversation/idea about how the world has changed drastically over the years and how that everyone now has to adjust to the way things have now been shaped and carefully arranged. If you check, people are now adjusting to things that many times do not reflect what God has provided for them in Christ’s finished work.

Instead of settling for new normals that aren't normal if you look through redemptive eyes, we settle for the knowledge of God's provision, a provision that was designed to propel our lives forward. The “normal” that we believe should drive our lives is the normal that comes from knowledge. Knew normal is a normal that is driven by revelation knowledge of what God has provided in redemption and not what is obtainable in the environment.

It's time to allow what you know about your heritage to determine what your normal would be and not what society is throwing at you.

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Our life in redemption is a life of faith in the finished work of Jesus. The finished work of Jesus is the grace of God and we are pulled in by our faith in what God by His grace has accomplished.

Take a look at the beauty of what Jesus has accomplished for us with a decision to engage in the most daring way you can. Dare to cast the weight of your life's best on the beauty of this redemptive brilliance. You'd go only go as far as your willingness to dare to trust in the Father's hearty provision- the light that shines from God's grace.

Spiritual perception and discernment are a function of alignment with the witness of the Holy Spirit concerning our identity, heritage, essence, development, and future. “The Spirit Himself bears witness with our Spirits that we are Children of God,” right? Since we know this to be true, it follows that the Spirit also bears witness with our Spirits that we are healed, wealthy, prosperous, blessed, and intelligent. This is true because everything we enjoy in Christ flows from our heritage as Sons of God. It is all that we are in Christ Jesus that the Holy Spirit bears witness with. 

You are not going to enjoy the witness of the Spirit if what you are believing is not aligned with what God has done for you in Christ Jesus. You'd only enjoy the witness of the Spirit as He helps you to understand everything that is yours because of what Jesus did.

The witness of the Spirit only compliments the things that are true about us in redemption. “Can I get a witness that I'd be forever broken?” No! God's Spirit does not lead us to discern this way.

“...And has made us kings and priests, heirs and joint heirs with Christ.” This has always been the Father's heart for all of humanity and He demonstrated this love by sending His Son Jesus, the heir of all things, to lay His life down and be the ransom for our sins. What amazingness!

We know that love is in the air because it is Valentine's season. Yet how brilliant would it be for people to realize that it is the love of God that is the root of all things love. No man can know anything about love without looking at how God so loved the world. Love is found in that God has made us heirs to His fortune and has brought us into a heritage life.

With eyes going dim, what brilliance can be seen? All this dimness in perception can be traced back to the fall. Why do people faint and lose hope? It's because they see, but dimly. Their perceptions of the life designed for them in Christ Jesus are no longer as sharp or bright. They have been overtaken by life's events. Jesus came so that He might effectively put an end to this dimness that the fall created. Anything that leads to blindness cannot be a good thing. God wants us to see and see clearly.

Dim eyes are not just natural, they are symbolic spiritually also because our lives ought to be filled with EFFULGENCE, such that we see and perceive in the light of what is in God's will for us. Brightness is brilliance and God designed our lives to be lived from a place of brilliance in our perception, intuition, and revelation knowledge.

To know as you have been known by the Father-God is one of the most precious experiences of the believer's life. To be able to see like the Father cannot be compared to anything in this world. In the eyes of the Father, things for the believer look different, majestic, and splendid.

This is a series on perception, discernment, seeing and knowing, just exactly how the Father desired it to be. That nothing should be incomprehensible to the believer because we were designed using the most sophisticated intelligence instrument that this world has ever known. Our intuition, witty inventions, innovations, and solutions should advance the world around us as long as we connect with God, trusting the way He sees with His eyes.

Join us all through this series as we will dwell on perception, discernment, and forward advancement, God's way.

We have received a good heritage. We moved up and all our benefits are found in the Will. If someone left you a will, you will have to take the time out from being busy to read the will that was left for you. You leveled up in life because God left you a Will that Jesus' price has brought into fruition. This Will contains all that is in the Father's heart for you. 

Usually, when the will is being read, the attorneys and everyone included in the will are present, and rapt attention is paid. Each one, eager to know, “What did our patriarch leave behind for us? What can we have? What can we boldly lay claim to and how can we change the world with what was left for us?”