TLDR;
This video discusses the journey from deliverance to dominion, emphasising that salvation and deliverance are not the end goal. God intends for believers to reign with Christ and exercise dominion. The key points include:
- Consecration: The process between deliverance and dominion, involving a transfer from deception to truth through the seven spirits of God.
- Dominion: Operating in power, wealth, wisdom, might, honour, and blessings, under the Lordship of Christ.
- Authority: Understanding and exercising the authority of sons of God, moving from begging to legislating and decreeing.
- Kingdom Focus: Shifting from a focus on personal deliverance to delivering the earth and using its resources for God's glory.
- Divine Assembly: Moving from the courts of heaven to operating in the divine assembly, where decrees are made and governance is established.
Introduction: The Call to Dominion [0:00]
The speaker opens by stating that the real enemy is not other people, but the "priest of darkness" who claims ownership of creation. As believers in Jesus, we possess authority and dominion because Christ lives within us. Salvation leads to deliverance, but deliverance is not the final destination. God saves us to be delivered from the dominion of darkness and transferred into the kingdom of His beloved Son, where we are meant to reign with Him.
The Journey: From Deliverance to Dominion [2:26]
There is a journey from deliverance to dominion, a process called consecration. Deliverance marks the beginning, while dominion represents the destination. To understand this journey, it's important to know what to expect in a place of dominion. Colossians 1:13 states that we have been delivered from the domain of darkness and transferred to the kingdom of God's beloved Son. This transfer moves us from darkness to light.
The Kingdom: Revelation and Reigning with Christ [5:08]
Referencing Revelation 11:15, the speaker notes that the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of Yahweh and His anointed one, who shall reign forever. Revelation 20 discusses the binding of the dragon, the ancient serpent, for a thousand years, preventing him from deceiving the nations. Those who were beheaded for their testimony and did not worship the beast reigned with Christ for a thousand years. However, even before this, some are given dominion while still on earth.
The Transfer: Deception to Truth [9:59]
The dragon reigns through deception, while believers reign in dominion through truth. The seven spirits of God facilitate the transfer from deception to truth, guiding believers in consecration. Deception is a veil over the world, and the seven spirits of God disciple believers to remove this veil, initiating a journey from deception to truth. Deception has a father, the dragon, also known as Satan, the prince of this world, while truth is embodied by the Spirit of Truth, the prince of peace.
The Realm: Under the Prince of Peace [13:48]
God does not deliver believers to leave them under the world's dominion. Though in the world, they are not under it, escaping the rulership and standards of the world. The seven spirits of God convert the believer's spirit to operate in the realm of truth under the prince of peace. The glory of God is not about visions or dreams, but about truth. Deception and sin lead to death, disease, and affliction, while dominion brings power, wealth, wisdom, might, honour, and blessings.
The Fruits of Dominion: Power, Wealth, Wisdom, and More [16:17]
Revelation 5:8-12 describes those in dominion as a kingdom of priests reigning on the earth, receiving power, wealth, wisdom, might, honour, glory, and blessings. These are symbols of God's glory and are evident in those who have dominion. God redeems believers from darkness to give them a kingdom. The lamb on the throne is in charge of this process, and submission to the lamb allows believers to operate in His dominion.
The Throne: Enthroning Christ in Your Life [20:17]
As long as Christ is enthroned in one's life, dominion flows through them. Wasting time on deception, familiar spirits, and rituals hinders this. Many are deceived into fighting others, even in the church, instead of focusing on the kingdom God wants to give them. The prince of darkness operates through witchcraft and manipulation, even within the church.
The Trap: Religion vs. Dominion [25:08]
Religion is a lie that one must go through a favoured person to reach God, creating bondage. In contrast, dominion reveals that God is in you. Religion imposes strict rules, while dominion is about God revealing Himself and transforming you. The requirement for dominion is the lamb on the throne, purchased by Christ's sacrifice, making believers a kingdom of priests.
The Transfer: From Sin to Truth [27:13]
Discovering this truth frees believers from the fear and power of sin and darkness. With Christ on the throne, His assignment becomes the believer's concern, granting power, wealth, wisdom, might, honour, and blessing, making sin powerless. The key is to be transferred from where sin reigns to where truth reigns. In this realm, truth is the breath, glory is the oxygen, and peace is the life.
The Analogy: New Citizenship [29:29]
The speaker uses the analogy of gaining asylum in a new country to illustrate the transfer from the domain of darkness to the kingdom of God. Just as the laws of the old country no longer apply, believers are freed from condemnation and given a new citizenship, family, and kingdom. Returning to check on the old life allows the old laws to apply again.
The Danger: Staying in Deliverance [34:37]
Many Christians remain stuck in "deliverance churches," constantly seeking deliverance instead of moving into dominion. They are like patients who refuse to leave the hospital, enjoying the familiarity and attention. This keeps them open to deception and under the control of others. It's a religion of deliverance, stuck on mountains of fire and power.
The Question: Why Still Seek Deliverance? [40:18]
The speaker challenges those who are born again and filled with the Holy Spirit but still constantly seek deliverance. He questions where the wealth, power, and blessings are after years of being in a place of deliverance. They are open to deception and convinced they are not delivered, making them good customers for deliverance ministries.
The Call: Go and Have Dominion [43:53]
The speaker encourages believers to go and have dominion, access power, wealth, and wisdom, and live in the domain of truth. He is helping the church by discharging them from the need for constant deliverance and urging them to be transformed under the lamb. After deliverance, they should dislodge rulers and authorities, occupy cities and nations, and reign.
The Deception: The Need for Constant Deliverance [45:11]
Many who think they need deliverance have been deceived. Pastors often keep them in bondage for followers. The speaker urges believers to go into their houses and exercise dominion. He questions those who are constantly interceding but have no dominion or kingdom, asking what they have done to God that they must constantly plead with Him.
The Example: Intercession and Dominion [48:31]
There is a time for intercession and a time for possessing. Jesus, the intercessor, was not poor. Being an intercessor does not mean being a beggar. The speaker shares stories of encountering intercessors who questioned his wealth and possessions, highlighting the misconception that wealth is incompatible with serving God.
The Truth: Dominion Over Darkness [51:54]
The speaker emphasises that he has dominion over darkness, not the other way around. Money is not his God; the lamb is his Lord. He subdues and rules over the world, not being controlled by it. This course will make believers men and women of authority, having authority over money and land because they know their power as people of dominion.
The Sons of God: Revealing and Delivering the Earth [53:31]
As believers submit to the lamb, they come into the authority of the sons of God. Everything is groaning in expectation of the revealing of the sons of God. When they are revealed, everything under the domain of darkness receives deliverance. It's not believers who need deliverance, but the earth, water, gold, and silver that need to be delivered and used for God's glory.
The Focus: Delivering the City and Land [54:50]
Instead of spending years seeking personal deliverance, believers should focus on delivering their city and land. The time wasted hating or fighting others should be used to dislodge the priest of darkness who claims ownership of creation. The kingdoms of this world must become the kingdom of God and His Christ.
The Authority: Speaking with Power [57:51]
The speaker addresses those who feel a stirring within them, reminding them that they are children of God and should command any unwanted presence to leave and never return. He shares personal anecdotes of dealing with demonic manifestations with authority, refusing to be disturbed from his rest or prayer time.
The Shift: From Courts of Heaven to Divine Assembly [1:02:48]
The speaker prophesies a move towards men and women understanding how to step into governance authority, not to beg, but to legislate. He challenges the notion of constantly praying in the courts of heaven, stating that the sons of God have moved to operate in the divine assembly. Courts follow the decrees of the divine assembly, and remaining in the courts means being under accusation.
The Governance: Decreeing and Establishing [1:07:44]
In different nations and cities, people are discovering the authority of governance, not just religion. This involves the authority to determine and decide, decreeing things that shall be established. The speaker contrasts prayerful people with those who can decree and have things done, highlighting the importance of understanding one's place and authority.
The Kingdom: Seeking First the Kingdom of God [1:12:23]
The speaker concludes by stating that the sons of God are not under the control of deception but under the impartation of the lamb of God, who is a king. He contrasts the church's focus on seeking deliverance with Jesus's teaching to seek first the kingdom of God. He encourages believers to go and apply the tools they receive in church to have dominion.
The Declaration: Taking Dominion [1:14:40]
The speaker leads a declaration, urging believers to say that God has given them a kingdom and to take dominion in the name of Jesus. He encourages them to rebuke deception, declare they are seated with Christ in heavenly places, and receive all the blessings of the sons of God. He emphasises that if they are seated in heavenly places, demons cannot sit there.
The Command: Removing Curses and Darkness [1:18:55]
The speaker leads a final declaration, urging believers to declare that there can be no curse or demon in their lives because they are seated in the heavenly places with Christ. He encourages them to remove curses from the land and command the power of darkness to leave, declaring their authority and dominion in Christ Jesus.
The Prayer: Power, Wealth, Wisdom, and Glory [1:22:33]
The speaker concludes with a prayer for power, wealth, wisdom, might, honour, blessing, and glory, asking that believers receive their place in the assembly of heaven and be empowered. He prays for access to wisdom, power, and blessings, and for the light of God's glory to shine upon them and their families, removing every barrier and tearing the veil so they can see and enter the kingdom of God and reign with Christ.