TIME OF POWER

Beloved, in this sacred Year of Creative Redemption, The Lord is removing the disgrace of fear and insecurity from His People. He is breaking the power of dread and establishing Love as the foundation of identity. “Perfect love casteth out fear” (1 John 4:18). Redemption does not merely comfort; it transforms the very core of who we are. Where punishment once shaped the human heart, relationship now takes its place. God calls us into fellowship, not fear. He restores dignity…

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Beloved in The Lord, today we stand under the banner of Creative Redemption — a divine work where God restores what fear attempted to destroy. He removes insecurity, breaks the grip of dread, and establishes confidence rooted in His Love. “The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?” (Psalm 27:1). Where shame once ruled, dignity now rises. Compassion replaces neglect, and honour comes from places no one expected. The oppressed are lifted into safety and value,…

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1. “Creative Redemption dismantles fear and insecurity, establishing identity on the unshakeable foundation of God’s Love.” 2. “Where shame once ruled, God restores dignity and lifts the oppressed into honour and safety.” 3. “When Jesus Christ steps into the impossible, storms become platforms for revelation and courage rises with divine authority.” 4. “Creative Redemption transforms human limitation by overshadowing it with the Presence that makes all things possible.” FOUR PROPHETIC BLESSINGS FOR 2026 1. I declare that every root of…

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Beloved, in this sacred Year of Creative Redemption, The Lord is removing the disgrace of fear and condemnation. He is breaking the power of the old identity and establishing Love as the foundation of who we are in Christ Jesus. “Perfect love casteth out fear” (1 John 4:18). Redemption does not simply erase the past; it rewrites the heart. Where spiritual death once reigned, life now flows. The divine initiative overturns human failure, for God steps into the ruins of…

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1. “Creative Redemption replaces fear with divine identity, lifting the Redeemed from condemnation into the dignity of God’s Love.” 2. “Where shame once ruled, God restores honour; His Justice breaks cycles of oppression and ushers in supernatural peace.” 3. “Divine multiplication overturns impossibility; in Christ Jesus, lack becomes abundance and insufficiency becomes testimony.” 4. “Creative Redemption transforms the ordinary with Heaven’s compassion, rewriting human failure with God’s unstoppable initiative.” FOUR PROPHETIC BLESSINGS FOR 2026 1. I declare that every fear…

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Beloved in The Lord, today we stand under the banner of Creative Redemption — a divine work where God removes the disgrace of fear and condemnation and replaces it with the dignity of His Love. Identity is no longer shaped by failure but by the compassion of Christ Jesus. “Ye are a chosen generation” (1 Peter 2:9). Where spiritual death once held sway, life now rises with authority. The divine initiative overturns human failure, for God steps into the impossible…

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Beloved, in this sacred Year of Creative Redemption, The Lord is unveiling a work that goes beyond restoration. He is removing condemnation and disgrace, breaking the weight of yesterday, and calling His People into a future shaped by His Mercy. “There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus” (Romans 8:1). Redemption does not merely forgive; it redefines. Where darkness once ruled, divine light now exposes, heals, and transforms. The Light of Christ does not shame;…

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Beloved in The Lord, today we stand under the banner of Creative Redemption — a divine work where Heaven intervenes in ordinary life. Jesus Christ sees what others overlook. He recognises worth where the world sees insignificance. “When I passed by thee… I said unto thee, Live” (Ezekiel 16:6). His gaze restores dignity. Divine insight overturns human assumptions. What people misjudge, God reinterprets. What the world calls finished, Heaven calls beginning. “For The Lord seeth not as man seeth” (1…

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