During a time of communion with the Holy Spirit, the Lord gave a clear instruction to me to return to, study, meditate and carefully chart the words He has spoken consistently to me over the past months. These words given by the Holy Spirit are not isolated impressions but form divinely orchestrated themes that reveal the Lord’s ongoing strategy and timing.
As these themes are revisited, their depth enlarges discernment, sharpens our spiritual perception, and equips us the followers of Jesus to walk accurately in the triumph the Holy Spirit initiated long before this present moment. Our alignment with these instructions positions the follower of Jesus squarely in the bullseye of God’s will for us in this season.
The Holy Spirit then directed my attention to a critical truth we must understand of the fact that there are realities Jesus has already paid for that we as followers of Jesus must actively stand against anything that seeks to contradict them. There are works of darkness that must never be allowed to rule, threaten, master, or keep God’s people in bondage because Jesus has already stripped them of all authority on this earth.
This truth is anchored in 1 John 3:8, which reveals the contrast between the purpose of satan and the purpose of Christ. Sin entered humanity through satan’s deception in the Garden of Eden, thus becoming a dominating force used to enslave mankind. However, the Word makes it unmistakably clear that Jesus was manifested for a present, accomplished purpose and not a future hope which was to destroy the works of the devil. These works are not theoretical but they are tangible realities Jesus deliberately confronted and dismantled.
The Holy Spirit emphasized that because Jesus destroyed the works of satan, it is incompatible with His nature and finished work for oppression, sickness, disease, or bondage to be accepted as normal for His beloved. This truth is further confirmed in Acts 10:38, where Peter declares that Jesus went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil. This establishes oppression as a satanic work, not a divine assignment from the Lord, and healing and freedom as the expressed will of God for the human being.
I recall the time this reality became my personal testimony, on how this revelation became reality when I acted upon it. When a headache attempted to manifest upon me, the Holy Spirit prompted me to make a direct response by rebuking it in Jesus’ name and refusing it the right to trespass on my body, which is the temple of the Holy Spirit and the headache left.
Then the symptoms attempted to return to challenge my faith, but my continued resistance of the symptoms settled the matter permanently. From that point forward, a lifestyle of refusing sickness and rebuking symptoms became established in my life, demonstrating that freedom must be maintained by continual faith-filled resistance.
The Holy Spirit then taught me how to confront spiritual opposition that challenges trust in God’s authority. Psalm 2 became a prophetic framework for my understanding of how demonic alliances rage against God’s anointing, a reality which is confirmed in Acts 4, where Peter applied the word in this psalm to dispel opposition against Jesus’ work. This understanding equips every follower to recognize, confront, and overcome all coordinated resistance meant to stop the anointing and the divine purpose of God.
Through this revelation, you as a follower of Jesus will learn that God’s intent for us is not passivity but strength, courage, and territorial advancement. The anointing is given to us by the Holy Spirit to produce constant triumph by making us barrier-breakers, burden-removers, yoke-destroyers, world-overcomers and earth shakers who demonstrate daily that the Lord rules in the affairs of men. Passivity is exposed as a sign of spiritual regression, while forward motion is revealed as Lord’s design.
This principle is echoed in the book of Revelation, where Jesus speaks to seven churches, each facing different challenges, yet to every one He gives the same mandate: you must overcome the obstacle to advance into greater authority and responsibility. A recurring pattern emerges that the Holy Spirit always calls for action. Every instruction is designed to re-engage we as followers into movement, boldness, and spiritual advancement. This is exemplified in Acts 13:46, where Paul and Barnabas grow bold, refusing stagnation or compromise, and decisively move forward in obedience.
To conclude this time let the grace flowing through this word empower you to embrace the call to reject passive suffering and complaint. Instead of tolerating oppression, you as a follower of Jesus are instructed to boldly command it to leave, by standing firmly in the victory Jesus secured on your behalf. By choosing to walk in the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus, you as a follower of Jesus live free from the law of sin and death. As you take this stand you are maintained with steadfast faith, and all oppression diminishes until it becomes nothing. Remember that remaining immovable in this truth leads to freedom of the highest order which is a life lived in the glory zone which Jesus has ordained for you to walk in.
I declare in the name of Jesus that every work of the devil assigned against your life is disallowed and rendered powerless. I declare that you will no longer tolerate oppression, sickness, bondage, or fear, for Jesus has destroyed these works on your behalf. I command you in the name of Jesus to rise now in boldness, clarity, and spiritual authority, by walking in the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus.
I decree that every raging opposition aligned against your calling collapses before the anointing upon your life. I declare that you are strong, courageous, forward-moving, and triumphant and your complete freedom is established, and as your position of dominion is exercised, the glory of the Lord rests upon you. I declare that you will walk in sustained victory, by manifesting proof that the Lord rules in the affairs of men. This is your inheritance from your heavenly Father, and it shall not be stolen from you in Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.