MANIFESTING THE POWER OF PROPHETIC DECREES

[Albert Finch]

It's essential that we as Spirit-filled Believers understand the power of our words and decrees.

Isaiah 55:11 is a word in season for every hungry Believer to take advantage of. As you open your mouth and speak out your DESTINY, you will breathe life into your situations and see impossible circumstances turn around.

Holy Spirit wants to build the lives of our children, family, friends, community and the Church; and it is vital that we come into agreement with God's will by making prophetic decrees. Come into alignment with God's word, prophesy what you desire to see manifest, and take advantage of the power of the spoken word!

PROPHESY TO THE DRY BONES - WATCH PRAYERS ACTIVATED!

Amos 3:7, - "Surely the Lord God does nothing unless He reveals His secret counsel to His servants the prophets" and also Ezekiel 37 – The Valley of Dry Bones (read the chapter for full context).

Ezekiel 37 is a vision which illustrates the promise of new life and a nation restored, both physically and spiritually. As Ezekiel prophesies, God brings life and vitality to the dead bones. Just as Ezekiel prophesied, we too must decree life over the Body of Christ. Our words are powerful and must be used to advance and equip the Kingdom of God.

As we partner with Heaven by making prophetic decrees, we are building the Church. As we pray for renewal and revival, our prayers are being powerfully activated. God is using our words to raise and release an army of mature sons and daughters who are empowered through the prophetic decrees spoken over their lives.

A last days Joel's army is being called forth to walk in the same power as Christ through demonstrations of healing, miracles, signs and wonders. As the Church moves from milk to meat we are going from word to demonstrations of power. God is raising a company of radical Believers that are hungry for Kingdom power and glory.

CALL FORTH THE WARRIORS

Those fit for the army of God will live by the following two key verses:

"Therefore I am well content with weaknesses, with insults, with distresses, with persecutions, with difficulties, for Christ's sake; for when I am weak, then I am strong" - (2 Corinthians 12:10). And also, "Be devoted to one another in brotherly love; give preference to one another in honor" (Romans 12:10).

The power of our spoken words and prophetic decrees over their life, equip these individuals into the fullness of their destiny. We must look at people and see what Jesus sees, speaking to their potential in Christ.

ALBERT FINCH MINISTRY
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