Discovering His Promises

As believers we must accept responsibility for every prophetic word to become a reality in our lives. Psalm 103.7 says that God made known his ways to Moses to produce his acts unto the children of Israel, therefore behind every act is a way. Kingdom advancement is putting God first in all affairs as a lifestyle. We are called to ‘ seek first the kingdom of God’ - Matthew 6.33; by seeking one thing, we gain everything else. There are kings in the old testament who put God first, and their legacies live on till today. David’s first task on being crowned King of all Israel was to bring the Ark back to Israel (2Samuel 5.6). Solomon raised an alter to God after his coronation (1Kings 3.4-9) and offered a thousand bulls. And God visited him. Hezekiah got to the throne and in the first month of the first year of his reign (2Chronicles 29.3) opened the temple and repaired it, as his first assignment. Kingdom advancement is serving God with all that you have – your hea...

By salvation through Christ, we are made new (2Corinthians 5.17). However, without faith, it is impossible to access our new dawn heritage. In Luke 1.45 we are told ‘ And blessed is she that believed; for there shall be a performance of those things which were told her from the Lord’. Mark 9.23 likewise states that ‘ all things are possible to him that believes’. This means it is the individual who continually operates in faith that will continue changing levels. However, in the last days, faith shall be under siege (Luke 18.38) so it is important we know how to build up our faith so we can secure our heritage. Why is faith so important to accessing the new dawn era? It takes faith to actualize our new dawn heritage in redemption. Proverbs 4.18 says the path of the just is to be as a shining light that shines more and more unto the perfect day – ours is a heritage of continuous new dawns. But for that to be our experience, we must operate by faith; Romans 1.17, Hebrews 1...

Read: Deuteronomy Chapter 28 . Verses 1-14 of Deuteronomy 28 gives a detailed account of blessings due to us when we obey God. Abraham, without delay responded to divine instruction to: ·          leave his childhood home behind and travel to an unfamiliar place (Genesis 12.4), ·          circumcise all males, including adults (Genesis 17.23), and ·          sacrifice his only son by Sarah (Genesis 22.3).  Abraham’s obedience impacted on generations that were to come, and is still blessing us today (Genesis 22.18). Jesus’ first miracles were based on obedience – at the wedding in Cana, the servants filling the purification jars with water, and again the nobleman whose son was healed (John 4.50,53). Disobedience allows the devil take control of your life by giving him a foothold from which he will plague you (James 4.7-8). Verses 15-68...

Earlier this month, I joined Shiloh 2017 live online. I learned so much from the teachings on Accessing The Realms of a New Dawn all through that week, and I want to share this with as many people as possible (hence the blog). This is for the benefit of the internet-data challenged, and also anyone who doesn't have access to the teaching audios/videos. I must mention that these notes are not verbatim, so as far as it possible, I highly recommend the the videos be watched - I'll add links to the videos where I find them, so look out for that. Enjoy, and God bless!