TLDR;
This video explores the power of the Psalms as a tool for prayer, prophecy, and spiritual warfare. It suggests that traditional methods of prayer may be ineffective if they don't align with the "voice of God". The speaker encourages listeners to incorporate the Psalms into their daily lives, claiming they can bring healing, prosperity, and victory over enemies.
- Entering the voice of God requires "circumcising" the tongue, allowing the word to take over.
- The Psalms are not just words but declarations of victory, prayers, and sounds of healing and deliverance.
- Reading the Psalms can create a "choking smoke" that repels demonic forces and cleanses the atmosphere.
Introduction: The Power of the Psalms [0:00]
The speaker opens by questioning whether listeners' prayers have been effective, suggesting that many have wasted years thinking they are praying when they haven't truly connected with God. True prayer, according to the speaker, involves the "word" praying through you, which requires entering the "voice of God". This involves a "circumcision" of the tongue, where personal words cease and the divine word takes over, leading to creation rather than mere speaking.
Entering the Voice of God Through Psalms [5:59]
The speaker shares a personal experience of how God led them to understand the power of the Psalms. To train the tongue and enter the voice of God, one must engage with the Psalms. Specific Psalms are mentioned as entry points, such as Psalms 64, 112, 42, 80, 21, 31, 41, 2, 12, 22, and 32. The speaker recounts a story of someone who had their job restored after incorporating daily Psalm readings, highlighting the tangible benefits of this practice.
Specific Psalms and Their Blessings [8:27]
The speaker challenges listeners to read specific Psalms at certain times, such as Psalms 67, 112, and 128 at 3:00 a.m., and Psalms 35 and 23 for battles. They highlight Psalms 112 as a "wealth psalm," emphasising verse three, which speaks of wealth and riches in the house. Similarly, Psalms 128 is presented as a blessing for the home, with a fruitful wife and children like olive shoots around the table. The speaker encourages listeners to declare these blessings through the Psalms.
The Psalms as a Gate to the Divine [14:47]
The Psalms are described as more than just a book; they are a gate to the divine, containing hidden mysteries. The speaker proposes that the camp will dedicate time to reading 10 chapters of Psalms daily, anticipating breakthroughs and overflow in families, cities, and nations. Uttering Psalms prepares angels and God, unlocking the heart of praise, prayer, and petition. The Psalms are recommended for various situations, including war, sickness, job seeking, ministry, and starting a business, as they "tame the tongue" and allow for pure praise.
Rediscovering the Lost Power of the Psalms [19:58]
The speaker laments that the mystery of the Psalms has been lost, with people relying on their defiled words instead of the pure word of God. They urge listeners to pray the Psalms, going through all of them monthly, and anticipate reports of abundance, healing, and victories. The Psalms are described as declarations of victory, sounds of healing and deliverance, and a way of accessing the voice of God. This practice can lead one to become a psalmist before the Lord, offering a commissioned song for breakthrough.
Psalms for Spiritual Warfare and Healing [22:24]
Reading Psalms creates a "choking smoke" that repels demonic forces, offering protection from depression, mental illness, and infirmities. The speaker suggests reading Psalms to a depressed husband or in a house under demonic attack to cleanse the atmosphere. They share testimonies of closed wombs being opened and blocked businesses being unblocked through the power of the Psalms. The speaker also touches on the ancient practice of burying pieces of Psalms in building foundations.
Psalms and Divine Council [26:21]
The speaker uses Psalm 82 to illustrate how the Psalms can be used in spiritual battles against powerful entities. By reciting the Psalm, one petitions the divine council, seeking justice against wicked forces. The Psalm acknowledges that some entities are "gods" or "fallen sons," but declares that they will ultimately face judgment. Through the Psalms, listeners can learn how spiritual battles are fought and won.