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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.

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.

There is a divine law at work in the earth, one that does not change even for the people of God. It is the law of words. From Job’s revelation to Jesus’ teaching in Mark 11, we see that our words are not idle. They carry creative power, releasing life or death, victory or defeat, depending on what we choose to speak. In this teaching, we uncover the force behind right words and how speaking in alignment with God’s truth shapes your world. When you return to speaking His Word over your life and His will into the earth, you step into a flow of divine astonishment. This is where daily discipline and waiting on God become fellowship, and that fellowship renews strength, imparts wisdom, and releases grace for every assignment. Speaking rightly is not just confession, it is covenant. It requires focus in a world full of distractions that try to break your commitment to God. Yet those who choose the one needful thing…daily communion with the Word Himself…walk in unshakable grace and divine power. This message calls believers to a higher level of believing and receiving, to think as God thinks, speak as He speaks, and walk as He walks. The Word of God is magnified above His very name. The fruit of the righteous becomes a tree of life to all who hear. The right words carry the force of creation. Speak them, and watch mountains move.

The Word of God is vital in the last days because it anchors us in truth, guards us from deception, strengthens our faith, and equips us to stand boldly for Christ in a world drifting from Him.

The Word of God is vital in the last days because it anchors us in truth, guards us from deception, strengthens our faith, and equips us to stand boldly for Christ in a world drifting from Him.

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.