This lesson reminds believers that they are created to imitate God and have been given the authority to continue Jesus' ministry of healing and deliverance on earth. It emphasizes the power of the corporate body of Christ, stating that when believers agree in unity and share resources, they can change history and transform their governments.
"Therefore, be imitators of God as dearly loved children. Ephesians 5:1 NET"
his lesson teaches that God wrote a book regarding every person's destiny before they were born and intends for them to complete their lives successfully by fulfilling the desires He placed in their spirits. It emphasizes using the Word of God to discern between the temporary soul and the eternal spirit, ensuring that one's desires are divine rather than merely emotional or selfish.
"But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you. —Matthew 6:33"
This text asserts that when the devil is caught stealing, believers must not only identify the attack but actively demand sevenfold restitution based on biblical principles. It highlights the power of unity within the body of Christ, where agreeing together in faith forces the enemy to repay what was stolen and prevents further theft.
"The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent. Exodus 14:14 ESV"
This lesson explains that evil spirits expect believers to be passive, so submitting to God and aggressively resisting the devil actually "shocks" the enemy into fleeing. It clarifies that spiritual victory relies on authority (exousia) rather than explosive displays of power, noting that Jesus often commanded results through simple words of faith without physical manifestations.
"Resist him, steadfast in the faith, knowing that the same sufferings are experienced by your brotherhood in the world. 1 Peter 5:9 NKJV"
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Warrior Fellowship PDF Collection Week 1 | Be TenaciousThis lesson defines tenacity as the quality of “grabbing hold of something and not letting go,” encouraging believers to be fully convinced that God’s plans will play out exactly as He promised. It emphasizes the need to be “settled” and still, understanding that God operates outside of
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Read MoreWarrior Fellowship PDF Collection Week 48 | Shocking The Devil Part 2Continuing the theme of spiritual warfare, this message encourages believers to fear God rather than the enemy, remembering that God partners with them and fights their battles. It suggests constantly rehearsing covenant promises to maintain a “righteousness consciousness,” ensuring that spiritual enemies are defeated
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