Welcome to this week’s episode! Today we’re diving into a powerful truth that every believer must understand:
A true Christian cannot remain a sinner, and a true Christian cannot be cursed.

Through the finished work of Jesus Christ, the enemy has no legal right to your life. The blood of Jesus didn’t just forgive you—it redeemed you, transformed you, and seated you in authority over every work of darkness. The curse was broken when Jesus became the curse for you. And the life of sin was broken when you were made a new creation in Him.

In this teaching, we’ll uncover:
✨ Why the believer is no longer identified as a sinner
✨ Why curses cannot cling to the redeemed
✨ How the enemy loses access when we stand in our God-given authority
✨ What it means to walk as a blood-bought, Spirit-filled, victorious child of God

Get ready to be strengthened in your identity, awakened to your authority, and reminded of the freedom Jesus paid for you to live in.
You are redeemed, you are new, and you are victorious—and today’s message will help you walk in the fullness of that truth.

Let’s dive in!

Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive into one of the most powerful biblical models of honor found in the relationship between Elijah and Elisha. In a generation that often overlooks the value of spiritual alignment, godly submission, and generational blessing, their story calls us back to a culture of honor—a culture that unlocks anointing, accelerates purpose, and positions us to receive everything God has prepared for us.

Elisha didn’t receive a double portion by accident. It was the fruit of honor, humility, loyalty, and relentless pursuit of the presence of God. And the same principles that elevated Elisha are still available to us today.

In this episode, we’ll explore:
✨ What true biblical honor looks like
✨ How honor protects, elevates, and empowers
✨ Why Elisha’s posture opened the door to greater anointing
✨ How cultivating honor in our own lives transforms relationships, ministries, and spiritual growth

This is your invitation to open your heart, lean into the Word, and allow the Holy Spirit to reshape the way you view honor—not as a cultural idea, but as a Kingdom principle that carries supernatural reward.

Get ready… because when honor is restored, God is glorified.