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The Divine Identity: Ruled by Truth ​A Child of God is not designed to be ruled by sickness, fear, or limitation—but by truth, authority, and divine identity. ​ The Battle of Mind and Body ​Sickness does not begin in the body alone; it often takes root where belief gives it permission. The same way faith can heal, doubt can imprison. The real battle is not just physical—it is spiritual and mental. ​ Feelings vs. Fact: You don’t become sick simply because your body feels pain. Feelings are real, but they are not final. ​ Defining Authority: Symptoms may speak, but they don’t have the authority to define you. ​ The Power of Acceptance: What you accept, what you believe, and what you consistently confess—that is what gains power in your life. ​ Proverbs 4:20–22 — “…for they are life unto those that find them, and health to all their flesh.” ​ The Root of Prosperity and Health ​In the same way, poverty is not just the absence of money. It is first a condition o...

The Theology of Competence: Why Skill is Non-Negotiable ​Spirituality was never intended to be a safety net for laziness or a replacement for preparation. While we rely on the Holy Spirit for favor, the Bible consistently demands excellence in our craft. ​1. The Limits of Spiritual Exercise ​There are certain heights that prayer alone cannot reach if the hands remain untrained. ​ No Spiritual Substitute: Anointing without skill leads to frustration. You can have a "word" for the world, but if you cannot speak or write effectively, the message remains trapped. ​ No Fasting Substitute: Fasting subjects the flesh to the spirit, but it does not impart technical data. You cannot fast your way into becoming a surgeon; you must study anatomy. ​2. The Scriptural Mandate for Skill ​The Bible doesn’t just suggest skill; it celebrates it. ​ The Price of Ignorance: > "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge..." — Hosea 4:6 Notice it doesn...

 Title:  "BEFORE THE TITLE" .  Subtitle: "DISCOVERING YOUR TRUE MINISTRY BEYOND THE OFFICE" . Author name: "By Evang. Moses Akpofure" . 

                                                  Understanding Your Freedom In Christ           NO TRUE CHILD OF GOD IS IN BONDAGE             Understanding Your Freedom in Christ                         Evang. Moses Akpofure  Download complete book CLICK HERE                             INTRODUCTION   Many believers today still live as though they are prisoners—bound by fear, sin, curses, guilt, or the opinions of people. Yet the Bible clearly teaches that those who belong to Christ have been set free. When Jesus died and rose again, He broke every chain that could hold the believer captive. Unfortunately, many Christians do not walk in this freedom ...

DOMINION: THE ENVOY'S MANDATE 🏛️ THE PREFACE: A SUMMONS TO THE THRONE ​ "You were not created to negotiate with life; you were created to legislate it." ​In the quiet of your soul, there is a dormant authority waiting to be awakened. For too long, the world has taught us to settle for survival, to pray like beggars, and to live like orphans in a world our Father created. But the Creator never intended for you to be a casualty of circumstances. He didn’t design you to be a victim of your environment, your economy, or your background. ​He designed you as an Envoy —a high-ranking diplomatic representative of a Kingdom that knows no defeat. ​ DOMINION: THE ENVOY'S MANDATE is more than just a collection of pages; it is a spiritual summons. It is a strategic blueprint for reclaiming the scepter of authority that was handed to man in the beginning. We have spent centuries asking for permission to succeed, while Heaven has been waiting for us to issue the de...

​ 🏛️ The Price of "Provision": When Parents Sell Their Children’s Souls ​We are living in a generation where many parents find comfort in the wealth their children bring home, regardless of how it was earned. Whether through fraud (Yahoo) or prostitution , the "hustle" is being celebrated while the source is ignored. It has become a "99% normal" tragedy. ​The Story of the Fallen Preacher’s House ​There was a preacher who spoke boldly against fraud every Sunday. But at home, the stomach was empty. His wife had no capital for business, and his children watched him struggle daily, sweating over his tricycle (Keke) with nothing to show for it. ​The pressure broke the son. He turned to fraud to "save" the family. He brought money home, and the parents—blinded by their own hunger and need—could not say no. ​He opened a business for the mother. ​He bought a car for the father. ​He built a house for the family. ​ The parents welco...