"He made known to us the mystery of His will, according to His good pleasure which He purposed in Himself.” (Ephesians 1:9)

God’s will is no longer hidden—it has been revealed in Christ in the fullness of time. His counsel is the summing up of all things in Him, and what was once mysterious has now become our inheritance. The Father’s pleasure has become our pleasure, for we delight in fulfilling His purpose as He gathers all things in Christ. Human history itself is the unfolding of this divine counsel, and we are intrinsically linked to it.

Through Christ, our worth and value have been unveiled. By His Spirit, we are charged with the ministry of reconciliation—presenting to others their worth in Him and embodying the reconciliation already accomplished in Him. This charge is not a burden but a predestined inheritance, entrusted to us as sons to walk in. We are not passive observers of history but active participants in the pleasure of God, revealing His counsel through our choice and voice.

 The mystery of His will is not a distant concept but a living reality, shaping our consciousness and training our faculties to discern true history: that God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. In this season, the Spirit quickens our perception, awakening us to the fact that we are not merely speaking about His will but are those through whom He fulfills it—gathering all things together in Christ. 

“Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ: By whom also we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God.” (Romans 5:1–2 KJV).

Christ did not just bring peace; HE IS the peace of the world. Peace is ontological—it is Christ Himself ruling within us by His very nature. It is not the absence of war or external pressures, but the sign of His governing presence on earth. Through His perfect work at the cross, we have been freed from bondage and reconciled to God. Yet without the deliberate choice of peace, many other things will not be in order. Christ has been made our peace; He is our security and stability. He is the unifying principle, and communing with Him who is one with us keeps us attuned to a higher frequency. Peace is the first sequence of all that manifests in our lives—aligning us with the purpose of God.
 
Peace is also proclamative, transferable and discernable— the peace of Christ within our souls is meant to be released into the world through our choice and voice. As believers, we are instruments and bearers of peace— we are called to communicate the peace of God, harmony wherever we go. When we prioritize peace as the governing principle, everything else aligns toward the purpose of God. Our minds are renewed to agree with God, our voices mirror the truth, and we live exercising our glorious liberty as sons of God in Christ. But how do we truly walk in this liberty and release the peace of Christ into the world today?
✨ Tune in and enjoy this episode of The Mothers of Nations Podcast with Dr. Annie Smith as you discover how peace becomes the governing principle that transforms your life and your sphere of influence.

“The Gospel announces what is actual— the DISPENSATION of Grace. Grace is the Person of Christ, who preceded us in the mind of the Father (2 Timothy 1: 9 - 10). Understanding the FULL scope of our oneness with Him is vital to experience and manifest the life that He has shared with us […]”

 
Post-resurrection, we have come to the ALREADINESS of God, where Christ has fulfilled all the law, previous covenants, and prophecies, bringing to light the Father’s promises to us. These promises were a prefiguration of Him who has now come. All that was promised is made manifest by His appearance. Although this is already a done deal, we cannot experience this reality beyond what we KNOW of Grace, and understanding which comes through the Gospel.

Grace teaches us from within—to deny indifference toward our likeness and compatibility with God, and to live with FOCUS and openness to all He has shared with us. It TRAINS us and requires the willingness to experience God’s self-bestowal. By Grace, we are beneficiaries of God’s unilateral covenant, living in the actuality of the Gospel where Christ has shared His life with us—re-orienting our human nature, transforming us from the inside out to become responsive to the Father and conformed to Him. God’s Grace is all-inclusive, yet superlative. It's an endowment to a life of sonship. We believe that as you OPEN your heart to receive this living transmission from Dr. Annie Smith, you will start experiencing tangible effects of God’s transformative grace.

“I came that they may have and enjoy life, and have it in abundance [to the full, till it overflows] John 10:10 AMP.” 

By this statement, Christ was announcing during His earthly ministry that the reason for His coming was more than what could be seen externally; His appearing was beyond miracles. He came to do something in us so that we may enjoy His life within, have it in abundance till it overflows to others in our spheres of influence.


Christ in you is the FULFILMENT of everything. Life is in Him. In Him, all things find their true meaning. The abundant life that He gives implies a superior quality of life where we are satisfied in our inner man by the understanding of the implication of Christ's salvific work. The fact that you are not experiencing the fullness of God’s life in you does not mean that you don't have it. This is the reason why Apostle Paul says that we should not be conformed, but transformed. TRANSFORMATION means that our mindset has to become attuned to the Truth that is the way that God sees.

God has OFFERED us His thoughts through the gospel and His life sanctifies us, but until our mind is renewed to this reality, He won't violate our FREE WILL to choose His flow of life on our behalf. God is love, and love isn't forced on us, it is enjoyed. The gospel is the power to therapeutically renew our minds and restore us to God’s original intent for us. When we intentionally open our minds to listen to the gospel and be disposed to it, we begin to EFFORTLESSLY espouse God’s thoughts and yield divine results. What is your motivation for hearing the gospel? Do you want to know more about the secret to an abundant life? Then, tune in to this latest podcast Episode with Dr. Annie Smith as she unveils how Christ brings to light life and immortality.

"And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to which also you were called in one body; and be thankful." Colossians 3: 15 NKJV

Let your unity with Christ rule over your heart and dissolve every doubt. Allow His peace to be present in you at all times through your awareness of your oneness with Him. This higher consciousness produces the peace required to fully participate in His divine plan. Peace is the agreement of our hearts and minds, leading us to respond properly to the grace of God within us. The peace of God watches over our entire being. Yet, what often overwhelms us stems from a distorted perception of life—one that can be corrected through thankfulness.

Christ is our one and only life. His Body is our life, and our life is His Body. This awareness dissolves all dualism—there is no separation, no lack, no deferred hope in Him, for everything is already found within us because He, the Lord over all, indwells us. The prayer and supplication of the believer in Christ is not done expecting something apart of us. We pray with boldness, acknowledging every good and perfect thing that already resides in us through Christ Jesus (James 1:17). What often delays our experience of the fullness of divine reality is not a lack of spiritual provision, but the quality of our responsiveness to the Word of God. The only “precondition” to experiencing what is already true of us in Christ is our gratitude to Him. What we experience in life is deeply connected to what we’ve responded to with joy. When you respond to the Spirit’s leading and direction, He takes you into new dimensions. As you respond to this word, may the Father open your heart and show you new ways to respond accurately to His Word.

“But Christ as a son over his own house; whose house are we, if we hold fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end?” Hebrews 3:6, KJV

“But Christ is more than a servant; he was faithful as the Son in charge of God’s house. And now we are part of his house if we continue courageously to hold firmly to our bold confidence and our victorious hope.” Hebrews 3:6, TPT

Christ is the faithful Son over the house of God, whose we are. We belong to Him, and as a loyal steward over us He prayed to the Father that none of us would be derailed or destroyed (John 10:29 ) — and by His life within us, He quickens our whole being. He makes us loyal sons who serve in His mission with a pure consciousness and a purified heart. Paul’s emphasis on “unfeigned faith” speaks not of faith as a confession, doctrine, or conduct, but as keeping our CONFIDENCE and sense of TRIUMPH in who Christ is and His mission concerning us. He is the object of our faith and hope; He has complete control over us.  We acknowledge His death and resurrection, and in Him, we have an unshakable hope that He is faithful to keep us. We hold fast to this confidence by REJOICING in the hope that He is the truth, and the faithful one — our true supply. 

Unfeigned faith is SINCERE, agreeable, always triumphant, and totally reliant upon Christ. It remains STEADFAST despite situations or circumstances because nothing will ever reduce His glory or sway our hearts from this confidence. God swore by His own name that He would not cancel His prerogative to rule over us— He gave us the guarantee of the Holy Spirit as the seal of this promise. Isn't that a great hope? Tune in to this week's Podcast with Dr. Annie Smith, and let this divine Truth purify and prepare you to manifest the glorious Christ that is in us.  

“[…] Our union and participation with Christ IS our new way of being human.…”

What Christ has revealed concerning Man, in His incarnation and resurrection, is TRUE and IMMUTABLE. What is said of us in the Gospel is a present reality, and there is nothing that keeps us from fully experiencing it. The only thing causing a dilemma between "the now" and "the not yet," that is, our full participation in what Christ is and has, is when we attempt to attain by works what grace has freely supplied. We have received eternal life—God's quality of life, and this gift cannot be taken away. Although we are already what the Gospel says of us, we are still becoming aware of what this Christian life entails. As we grow in our understanding of what God is doing in us daily through the light of the Gospel, we undergo a radical mind adjustment within our inner man for our full salvation: the wholeness of our spirit, soul, and body. 

All attempts to substitute God’s nature in us to produce something satisfactory according to our human efforts—will hinder us from fulfilling our calling. But the moment, we acknowledge that our body is a temple of the Lord and we present it to Him to live His life through us, we offer our reasonable service to Him (Romans 12:1), and this keeps us effective in our WALK of faith. We trust that you will enjoy this life-transforming Podcast Episode with Dr. Annie Smith.

“[…] Christ descended, not that one person should ascend, but that all should ascend together with Him. When the Lord declared at the cross that He will bring all men to Himself (John 12:32), He was changing the game — He was unveiling His plan to include all men into His shared-life…”

In Genesis, when God created everything, He called it GOOD, meaning it will fulfill His PURPOSE. What God calls “good” is thus in relation to His plan for all.  God foreknew us, and He has set us apart before the foundation of the world that we should live holy and consecrated, without blame in His love. In Christ, He has shared with us all that He is in relation to His attributes to make us by grace who Christ is by nature: sons of God. The story doesn't end with us acknowledging who we are because if we only know our identity, and it is only limited to ourselves, then we have not truly known the goodness of God. God is OBJECTIVELY good and in His goodness, He has made us means of mercy through whom many come to the knowledge of Him as the Good God, and they are introduced into the DIVINE DANCE that is happening between the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, divinely supplied fully to us. In this DIVINE EXCHANGE, Christ is the supply and through Him, we are made His supply to the world. 

God's plan includes the WHO, the WHAT, the WHY, the HOW of His inheritance. To know “the what”, we first have to know “the who” because the blessings and attributes of Christ are found in His Person. His supply and His plan have become who He is. In knowing “the who”, we know “the why”, which is that He is leading all things unto Himself, and “the how”, which is that He will do it in the community of His Being, that is His Church. Are you looking for God's plan? Look no further and delight in what He is doing corporately! Through this doxology, Dr. Annie Smith shares a New Testament revelation on how to find the realization of your dreams and so much more – while delighting in God’s great plan: the bigger picture.

“[…] For this purpose, Christ has reconciled men to Himself and gave them the ministry of reconciliation…”

Peace as the capacity to maintain perfection and wholeness is no longer an indicative of Christ’s salvific work. It is now an imperative, a new way of being in Christ. Righteousness came through Christ’s death as a free gift for the justification and life for all men. However, there is a category of men who simply receive the peace of God and others who are viewed as God’s reconciliation and peace unto others.

In this teaching, Dr. Annie Smith unveils the full capacity of Christ within men as she expounds on the gift and purpose of righteousness.

Listen and enjoy this series entitled “At the service of His Righteousness”.

“[…] For this purpose, Christ has reconciled men to Himself and gave them the ministry of reconciliation…”

Peace as the capacity to maintain perfection and wholeness is no longer an indicative of Christ’s salvific work. It is now an imperative, a new way of being in Christ. Righteousness came through Christ’s death as a free gift for the justification and life for all men. However, there is a category of men who simply receive the peace of God and others who are viewed as God’s reconciliation and peace unto others.

In this teaching, Dr. Annie Smith unveils the full capacity of Christ within men as she expounds on the gift and purpose of righteousness.

Listen and enjoy this series entitled “At the service of His Righteousness”.