In today’s episode of the Anointed & Appointed Podcast, we dive into the transformative power of the “God kind of life” and explore the eight incredible ways it works in and through every believer. Discover what it means to live as a new creation, with a divine power flowing through us just as it did in Jesus. Can we truly see Jesus as the “eldest brother” of many, calling us to live out our heavenly identity here on earth? Tune in as we unpack how the God kind of life empowers us to experience heaven’s reality now, rather than waiting for eternity.

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of eternal life in Christ. When the God-kind of life enters our spirit, it drives out all traces of spiritual death. According to Romans 8:2, the law of the Spirit of life frees us from the law of sin, sickness, disease, and death. This divine life not only renews our spirits but is designed to flow into our bodies for health and into our minds to align our thoughts with God’s. Join us as we delve deeper into the realities of being a new creation in Christ and living in the fullness of His life.

What is eternal life? In this episode, we explore how it’s not just about the duration of time but the very quality of life itself. In the beginning, God breathed His divine life into Adam, but when sin entered the world, that God-kind of life left him, and spiritual death took its place. Join us as we dive into the Bible to understand why man must be born again to receive this life. We’ll focus on John 1:4 and John 10:10, where Jesus came to restore the God-kind of life to humanity, offering more than just salvation—He offers the fullness of life as it was meant to be. Tune in to discover how this eternal life transforms us today!

In times of crisis and trouble, it’s important to discern the difference between prayer and the authority we’ve been given through faith in Jesus. While we can offer prayer and thanksgiving to make our requests known to God, there are situations like sickness, disease, demonic attacks, and oppression that require us to take a stand. These forces that come to steal, kill, and destroy cannot simply be prayed away. We must boldly command them to leave in the name of Jesus, using faith-filled words to declare victory and freedom.

There are moments when prayer is essential, but there are also moments when you need to let God's Word in your mouth do the work. Jesus taught that we should speak to the mountain, not just pray about it. Throughout His ministry, Jesus didn’t pray for healing or deliverance; He commanded sickness, disease, and demons to leave. In the same way, Peter and John didn’t pray for the crippled man at the gate called Beautiful—they commanded him, in the name of Jesus, to rise and walk. Tune in as we explore the power of speaking with authority in Christ, just as Jesus and His disciples demonstrated, and how you can live victoriously through the Word.

In Part 2 of The King of Glory, we continue exploring how Jesus, armed with divine authority, moved from town to town bringing healing, freedom, and deliverance. In this episode, we dig deeper into the role of believers in today’s spiritual battles, showing how Christ in you is still ready to conquer oppression and bring His victory. Tune in as we discuss what it means to partner with the King of Glory in a world desperate for hope and freedom.

In this episode, we dive into the powerful image of Christ as a warrior, ready to drive out the forces of darkness through you. Just as Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and their brothers rolled into Tombstone, Arizona to bring justice and clear out the gangs of lawlessness, Jesus and His disciples entered villages, running out injustice, healing the sick, and casting out demons. When the enemy brought oppression, Jesus brought deliverance. Today, Christ in you is armed and ready for battle, eager to bring the same victory in our world. Tune in as we explore how the King of Glory enters through you to conquer the works of darkness and bring freedom to the oppressed.

In this episode, we dive into how hope sustains us through life's toughest challenges. When sickness, disease, condemnation, shame, negative doctor’s reports, family troubles, and mounting bills weigh us down, hope is what gets us up in the morning, knowing that it will be okay. Scripture is filled with stories of those who refused to give up hope, and because of it, they experienced great outcomes. Our Father is a God of hope, and He desires His people to live as a people of hope. Join us as we explore how hope, rooted in Christ, can turn any situation around.