This apostolic and prophetic message declares with urgency that the time is over for living as dead slaves to sin. Rooted in Romans 6:4–14, it proclaims the believer’s true identity as the living, breathing testimony of Jesus’ resurrection power. Through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, the old man has been crucified, the old mind buried, and a new creation raised in authority and freedom.

The sermon confronts compromise in today’s culture; social media identity traps, workplace pressures, and generational cycles of bondage, and calls the Church to rise in resurrected life. It emphasizes that grace is not a license to sin but the divine empowerment to live abundantly in holiness, victory, and authority.

With prophetic declarations and responsive readings, this message equips disciples to fight the good fight of faith, resist the enticements of the enemy, and walk boldly as testimonies of Christ’s triumph over sin, death, hell, and the grave. It is both a charge and a celebration: we are alive in Christ, empowered by grace, and commissioned to demonstrate resurrection life in today’s world.