TLDR;
Pastor David O. Bailey delivers a powerful message about believers understanding their roles as kings and priests, and taking dominion in various spheres of society. He emphasises the importance of prophetic conferences, staying connected for training, and recognising the authority that believers possess. The sermon covers the necessity of consecration, prayer, and sacrifice to reach higher levels of influence and financial abundance, and encourages listeners to actively plant trees and fulfil their destinies.
- Believers are called to be kings and priests, reigning in their respective territories.
- Prophetic conferences and continuous training are essential for spiritual growth.
- Consecration, prayer, and sacrifice are key to unlocking higher levels of anointing and influence.
- Financial abundance is linked to giving, with different levels of giving leading to different levels of blessing.
- Believers should actively engage in transforming society and fulfilling their unique destinies.
Introduction: The Advancement of God's People [0:02]
Pastor David O. Bailey introduces the sermon by stating that economic prosperity and advancement are divinely ordained for God's people. He asserts that faith must be supported by action and encourages listeners to anticipate an encounter with God's Word.
Worship and Anointing [0:42]
The sermon includes a segment of worship music, setting a spiritual tone. The lyrics speak of finding destiny and lifting hands to receive fortune and fresh anointing. The anointing is described as the oil of kings and priests, signifying a time of overcoming the enemy and taking charge.
The Prophetic Conference and God's Plan [5:04]
Pastor Bailey urges attendees to prioritise the prophetic conference, highlighting it as the most important meeting of the year. He shares a vision where he saw believers being raised to positions of authority. He stresses that this elevation is not just for a select few pastors, but for the entire company of God's people. Believers are called to raise the dead, seize nations and communities, and take charge of every territory, fulfilling their calling as kings and priests.
Restoring the Land and Inciting Revelation [8:13]
The pastor emphasises that the economy and government belong to the righteous. He calls for a new generation of apostles and ministers to restore desolate lands and the true worship of God. Referencing Revelation 5:8-9, he highlights that believers have been redeemed by Christ's blood to be kings and priests who will reign on the earth.
The Consciousness of Kings and Priests [11:38]
Pastor Bailey outlines three key realisations believers should have: first, understanding that they are mobile altars, carriers of God's presence, much like the Ark of the Covenant for the Israelites; second, recognising themselves as consecrated priests, responsible for their families and territories; and third, acknowledging their role in community transformation through various gates, including religion, family, and education.
Taking Charge in Various Spheres [13:52]
The sermon encourages believers to return to their respective fields, such as education, economy, and entertainment, and function as priests and kingdom representatives. He uses examples like Daniel and Joseph, who exercised influence in their societies. He points out that even in fields like entertainment, dark forces are at play, and believers need to take over and establish God's order.
The Call to Reign and Transform Society [21:26]
Pastor Bailey reiterates the call to reign and transform society, emphasising that believers are sent to subdue cities and raise kings and priests in all spheres. He encourages believers to engage in media, creating news outlets and programs that promote truth and counter immorality. He notes that the goal is not just personal touch, but practical outreach to the world.
The Three Things: Mobile Altar, Consecrated Priest, Reigning King [30:01]
The pastor summarises the core message into three points: being a mobile altar, a consecrated priest, and a reigning king. He clarifies that believers are not just going to be kings and priests, but they already are. The focus should be on defining and reigning in their specific domains.
Daniel's Prophecy and the Kingdom of the Saints [33:10]
Referencing Daniel 7, Pastor Bailey speaks about the kingdom, dominion, and greatness of the kingdom belonging to the saints of the Most High. He stresses that this includes the whole world and encourages believers to embrace their assignment as kings and priests in their respective fields.
Platforms and Influence [34:22]
The pastor clarifies that professions like being a doctor or evangelist are merely platforms to reach and influence people. He contrasts this with negative influences like Playboy, which he describes as an apostille from hell that has significantly impacted the world.
Time to Reign and Decree [36:20]
Pastor Bailey declares that it is time to reign and decree, urging believers to not be afraid when they have divine backing. He emphasises the need for kings and priests in every field, including the police and army. He also highlights the importance of women in supporting and protecting these leaders.
The Decree of the Watchers and the Church's Role [38:35]
The sermon touches on the decree of the Watchers and the church's responsibility to rule the land. He references Revelation, stating that the kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of God. He points out that historically, the church has played a crucial role in crowning leaders and setting standards.
Understanding Your Future and Adjusting Conduct [40:50]
Pastor Bailey shares a story about a young girl in England who, upon learning she would be queen, immediately adjusted her conduct to meet the standards expected of her. He encourages believers to do the same, programming their lives according to their future roles as kings and priests.
Leadership and Sacrifice [44:24]
The pastor notes that leadership has its price and encourages listeners to make amends and understand the laws of reigning. He speaks about the importance of divine order and spiritual warfare, referencing Ephesians 6.
The Four Levels of Anointing [46:58]
Pastor Bailey introduces the concept of four levels of anointing for both kings and priests, explaining that influence varies depending on the level. He uses examples of local versus national influence to illustrate the differences.
Ezekiel 47: The River of Life [51:21]
Referencing Ezekiel 47, the pastor discusses the river of life that flows from the temple, symbolising the anointing that flows from believers. He explains that the depth of this river determines the level of influence one can have. The four levels are: ankle-deep, knee-deep, waist-deep, and a river that cannot be crossed over.
Consecration, Prayer, and Sacrifice [58:40]
Pastor Bailey emphasises that consecration, prayer, and sacrifice are essential to move into the deeper things of God. He explains that the devil learned principles from being in God's presence but goes in the opposite direction. He encourages believers to study what works in the kingdom of darkness and restore it to work in the kingdom of God.
Service as Sacrifice [1:02:43]
The pastor clarifies that sacrifice is not always financial; it can also be service. He uses examples of people who serve in various capacities, highlighting that everyone has something to give. He also notes that consecration involves giving up things that distract from one's purpose.
The River That Cannot Be Passed Over [1:05:19]
Pastor Bailey describes the fourth level of the river as one that cannot be passed over, requiring one to swim. He explains that this river heals the ocean and brings life wherever it flows. He also mentions the "miry places" that remain unhealed, representing those who refuse to fully commit.
Trees for Meat and Fruitfulness [1:11:00]
The sermon highlights that trees planted by the river of life bear fruit continuously, symbolising consistent productivity and prosperity. He connects this to the mystery of the altar and the importance of knowing God's secrets.
The Four Levels of Giving [1:14:53]
Pastor Bailey outlines four levels of financial giving: not enough, just enough, more than enough, and much more than enough. He explains that each level is determined by one's level of sowing and giving. He references Luke 6:38, emphasising that the measure you give is the measure you receive.
Breaking Out of Financial Limitations [1:20:16]
The pastor provides practical steps for breaking out of financial limitations, explaining that giving in the thousands can propel one to the next level. He shares personal experiences of how he broke through financial barriers by giving sacrificially.
The Importance of Balance and Consistency [1:26:48]
Pastor Bailey stresses the importance of balance and consistency in giving and ministry. He uses the analogy of healing ministry, explaining that one needs to pray for multiple people to gain confidence and balance.
Levels of Influence and Global Economies [1:29:21]
The sermon discusses different levels of influence, from local to global. He notes that to conquer nations, one must conquer their fears and limitations. He also touches on global economies and the importance of moving into the billion flow.
Covenant Time and Sacrifice [1:32:58]
Pastor Bailey emphasises that entering into covenant with God requires sacrifice. He clarifies that spiritual, political, and economic power all come at a price. He also notes that the church is like an airport, with people giving based on their vision and destiny.
The Kingly and Priestly Anointing [1:35:05]
The pastor reiterates that God has sent him to release a kingly and priestly anointing, pushing a new generation of sons into the horizon. He clarifies that his ambition is not to be rich, but to build and transform nations.
The Power Pyramid and Ordination [1:37:37]
Pastor Bailey explains that political power is a lonely pyramid and that ordination is necessary to do something significant. He emphasises that believers are called to be priests who cater to the needs of the people.
Consecration and Crowning [1:38:38]
The sermon concludes with a prayer of consecration, asking God to crown a new generation of leaders, kings, and priests. He prays for the power of gravity to be broken and for believers to take their place in the heavens, ruling with Christ. He releases a river of anointing and encourages believers to plant trees and prosper in their respective spheres.