God's Promise: Receiving What Christ Has Already Fulfilled

God's Promise: Receiving What Christ Has Already Fulfilled

Teaching by Prophet Lovy L. Elias · Watch on YouTube · 23 December 2024
26 min

Core Message

God's promises are not future hopes but present realities already fulfilled in Christ, available now to believers who identify with Him and stop seeking what they already possess.

Key Scripture

All the promises of God in Christ are yea, and in him, amen. — 2 Corinthians 1:20 (KJV)

3 Key Takeaways

  1. God makes prophetic utterances declaring present reality, not future commitments, and believers access these promises through faith and identification with Christ rather than waiting for fulfillment.
  2. Believers delay God's promises by attempting to solve situations through their own effort instead of surrendering completely to God's formula and depending fully on Him.
  3. Jesus Himself is the fulfillment of every promise—healing, kingdom, righteousness, and restoration are not coming but are now available because Christ is present and complete.

Prayer Focus

Pray that you will stop seeking what you already possess in Christ and begin living from the present reality of His completed work, moving forward in the identity and authority you have received through Him.

If I prophesied to you, the Lord said, you are going high. If you say, amen, I can't wait to go high. You have already messed up. Because to say, amen is to say, I am in him. It is done.

Topics

GraceFaithIntercessionPropheticDivine Timing

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