When confronting the devil, we don’t lead the charge on our own—we submit ourselves under God’s divine covering. (James 4:7)
You cannot reign until God reigns in your life, and for that to happen, you must live a life of praise and walk in humility under His mighty hand.
True dominion begins when you surrender to Christ. Only then does Satan come under your authority. (James 4:10; 1 Peter 5:5-6)
When the invisible God joins forces with a visible man or woman, the impossible becomes possible. (Matthew 19:26, Luke 1:37, Mark 10:27)
In times of adversity, don’t magnify the problem—magnify the Lord. That’s how you receive strength to dominate your situation.
Rather than speaking about the mountain, declare the greatness of your God.
When you give thanks in all things, God will give you grace to eventually thank Him for all things.
Stop describing your current situation—start proclaiming your desired outcome.
To reign in life, you must walk by faith.
Believe God’s Word over your situation, no matter how things appear.
Faith means accepting God’s Word as more powerful than what your natural senses perceive.
Satan operates in the realm of natural perception—but when reality contradicts God’s Word, it is a lie. (Romans 3:4; 1 John 5:4)
People suffer not because Satan is powerful, but because of a lack of knowledge. (Hosea 4:6)
Your business isn’t just meant to be one among many—it is designed to lead in its field. But to take charge, you must be spiritually awake. (Ephesians 5:14)
To reign, you must believe what God says about you—that you are who He says you are, and you can do what He says you can do. (Genesis 1:26–28)
We are called to believe because our circumstances often contradict God’s promises.
Faith arises when you hear God’s voice concerning your situation. (Genesis 15:6)
Faith is total reliance on what God has spoken.
And faith requires preparation—through fasting, prayer, and praise. When you’re prepared, reigning becomes effortless.
Faith always prepares ahead of time. (2 Chronicles 27:6)