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This Sunday I am teaching on “Jesus Sees Behind The Means.” Holy Spirit is shining light on deceptive reciprocity, quiet infiltrations, and early attacks on vision, leaders, and fresh starts. Through the Word, we will see how to discern beyond the smile, recognize hidden motives, and protect what God is birthing in you. If you have felt subtle shifts, strange drains, or pressure around new beginnings, this is for you. It is time to guard your nest, close open doors, and let everything God placed in you mature in fullness.

This lesson teaches that the blessing of God is a real, invisible power resting on your life in Christ, and that power shows up in the seeds you sow. From the beginning, God has given seed to the sower and caused it to multiply, whether that seed is your words, your obedience, your giving, or your everyday decisions. You will see how blessing and curse are both released through what comes out of your mouth and what you agree with, why no curse can land without a cause, and how Christ has redeemed you from the curse so you can walk in the blessing of Abraham. This teaching exposes seeds that open the door to bondage, such as idolatry, occult involvement, and careless speech, and calls you to intentionally sow seeds of faith, righteousness, and generosity so that the blessing of multiplication can manifest in every area of your life.

This message unveils one of God’s most consistent and creative laws — the law of seedtime and harvest. From the moment God created the earth, He placed within every seed the potential to reproduce, multiply, and sustain life. The same divine principle that governs the natural world also governs our spiritual lives. Through this teaching, we learn that every blessing, breakthrough, and promise begins as a seed — something small, hidden, and full of purpose. But a seed will never fulfill its assignment sitting on the surface. It must be planted in the right soil. That soil represents our heart, our faith, and our words. God gives seed to the sower and bread to the eater, teaching us the wisdom to know the difference. Some things God gives are meant to be sown for future harvest, while others are meant to be enjoyed in the present. When we learn to discern what to plant and what to partake of, we position ourselves for continuous increase. This message calls believers to examine the condition of their soil, to speak life over their seed, and to trust the process of growth. Even when the seed seems buried and unseen, it’s working beneath the surface — preparing to produce something greater than what was sown. Ultimately, “The Power of the Seed” reminds us that everything God has promised is already within our reach… it’s just waiting to be planted.

Today’s Midday Brunch lesson, Exercising Dominion: Power Within and Power Released, explores the believer’s God-given authority and how true dominion begins within. Before we can command order in the world around us, we must first submit and bring order to the world within us. We’ll discuss how walking in the Spirit empowers us to subdue the flesh, align our thoughts with Heaven, and operate from a place of divine authority. This lesson also draws from Apostle Turner’s teaching on prayer and the power of praying in tongues, reminding us that the same power poured out on the Day of Pentecost is still active today. Praying in the Spirit gives us access to mysteries, strengthens our inner man, and allows us to deal with unseen battles from a position of victory. Together, we’ll uncover how internal mastery and spiritual discipline unlock external dominion, fulfilling our call to rule, reign, and represent Heaven on earth.

This message unveils one of God’s most consistent and creative laws — the law of seedtime and harvest. From the moment God created the earth, He placed within every seed the potential to reproduce, multiply, and sustain life. The same divine principle that governs the natural world also governs our spiritual lives. Through this teaching, we learn that every blessing, breakthrough, and promise begins as a seed — something small, hidden, and full of purpose. But a seed will never fulfill its assignment sitting on the surface. It must be planted in the right soil. That soil represents our heart, our faith, and our words. God gives seed to the sower and bread to the eater, teaching us the wisdom to know the difference. Some things God gives are meant to be sown for future harvest, while others are meant to be enjoyed in the present. When we learn to discern what to plant and what to partake of, we position ourselves for continuous increase. This message calls believers to examine the condition of their soil, to speak life over their seed, and to trust the process of growth. Even when the seed seems buried and unseen, it’s working beneath the surface — preparing to produce something greater than what was sown. Ultimately, “The Power of the Seed” reminds us that everything God has promised is already within our reach… it’s just waiting to be planted.

How Forcible Are Right Words” Part 4 Words are not idle...they create. From Job to Jesus, Scripture shows that what we speak releases life or death. This teaching reveals the power of right words and how aligning your mouth with God’s truth transforms your world. Speaking rightly is covenant, not mere confession, and it births strength, wisdom, and grace through daily fellowship with the Word. Speak what God speaks...and watch mountains move.

This message unveils one of God’s most consistent and creative laws — the law of seedtime and harvest. From the moment God created the earth, He placed within every seed the potential to reproduce, multiply, and sustain life. The same divine principle that governs the natural world also governs our spiritual lives. Through this teaching, we learn that every blessing, breakthrough, and promise begins as a seed — something small, hidden, and full of purpose. But a seed will never fulfill its assignment sitting on the surface. It must be planted in the right soil. That soil represents our heart, our faith, and our words. God gives seed to the sower and bread to the eater, teaching us the wisdom to know the difference. Some things God gives are meant to be sown for future harvest, while others are meant to be enjoyed in the present. When we learn to discern what to plant and what to partake of, we position ourselves for continuous increase. This message calls believers to examine the condition of their soil, to speak life over their seed, and to trust the process of growth. Even when the seed seems buried and unseen, it’s working beneath the surface — preparing to produce something greater than what was sown. Ultimately, “The Power of the Seed” reminds us that everything God has promised is already within our reach… it’s just waiting to be planted.

How Forcible Are Right Words” Part 3 Words are not idle...they create. From Job to Jesus, Scripture shows that what we speak releases life or death. This teaching reveals the power of right words and how aligning your mouth with God’s truth transforms your world. Speaking rightly is covenant, not mere confession, and it births strength, wisdom, and grace through daily fellowship with the Word. Speak what God speaks...and watch mountains move.