E.W. Kenyon: AS HE IS, SO AM I | ENFORCE THE VERDICT and FIGHT FROM VICTORY

Say this aloud with me. As he is, so am I now. Hell flinches when you say it because it recognizes a court citation, not a mere phrase. As he is, so are we in this world. First John 4:17. This is not a poetic metaphor. It is a spiritual legal reality. It is the language of the throne. It is the verdict rendered when the Blood spoke better things than Abel's cry of vengeance. Hebrews 12:24. Declarations then are not theatrics. They are enforcement. They are the bailiff's voice in time echoing the judge's decree in eternity. Hallelujah. Consider

the cross as God's public court. There the handwriting of ordinances that was against us was blotted out, nailed to the cross. There he disarmed principalities and powers, made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it. Colossians 2:14-15. Justice is satisfied. The claims of the broken law are met. Satan's title is stripped. This is not symbolic ceremony. This is legal execution. When you and I confess the word, we are not attempting to persuade God. We are serving notice to darkness that We know what has been signed, sealed, and executed in Christ. Our confession is

not wishful thinking. It is witness under oath to a finished transaction. Confession in scripture is homologeo, saying the same thing as God. It is the alignment of our mouths with heaven's record. For with the heart man believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made Unto salvation. Romans 10:10. Believing ties us to the verdict. Confessing brings the verdict to bear upon the circumstances. It is the sheriff at the door with the writ in hand. Satan squats on territory that is no longer his. Minds, bodies, households, cities, and he relies on our ignorance and our

silence. But when a believer, seated with Christ, lifts his voice with the word in his mouth and the name on his lips, hell hears the rustle of legal papers and must vacate. We don't fight for victory. We fight from victory. We do not plead for mercy from a reluctant throne. We proclaim justice from a satisfied throne. Listen to the spirit's language. He raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2:6. This is not a promise of a future seating. It is the present tense of our identity. Seated

means the work is finished and the authority is shared. The head is enthroned and the body is not on the floor. The head does not reign while the body Crawls. To say otherwise is to fracture Christ. If he is seated, we are seated. If he is far above, we are far above in him. Far above all principality and power and might and dominion. Ephesians 1:21. Therefore, our declarations are not shouts from the valley hoping to reach a distant heaven. They are decrees from the mountain compelling the valley to conform. Say it again. As he is,

so am I now. This is not arrogance. It is agreement. It is humility to say about ourselves what God has said in Christ. It is pride to argue with the blood. The accuser traffics in condemnation and confusion. But Revelation 12:11 declares, They overcame him by the blood of the lamb and by the word of their testimony. The blood is God's ground of victory. Our testimony is our enforcement of that ground. The blood silences the adversary in heaven's court. Our word silences him in the arena of earth. Our words are not empty vibrations. Jesus said, By

your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned. Matthew 12:37. The proverbs say, Death and life are in the power of the tongue. Proverbs 18:21. Why such weight placed on speech? Because speech is the legal instrument of dominion. God created by speaking. He governs by covenant words. He has entrusted to the church the keys of the kingdom, binding and loosing, permitting and forbidding. Matthew 16:19. Keys are not ornaments. They are functional authority. A key in a beggar's hand is useless. But in the hand of an heir, it opens and shuts

at will. Let us arise and speak as heirs, not beggars. As seated ones, not striving ones. We do not knock at doors he has already opened. We step through and take possession. You say, But I feel weak. Feelings do not alter verdicts. The gavel has fallen. Christ is risen. He says, I am he that lives and was dead. And behold, I am alive forevermore. And I have the keys of death and of Hades. Revelation 1:18. Keys in his hand mean mastery in his name. When you declare the word, you are not Inflating your emotions. You

are invoking jurisdiction. Darkness traffics illegally where sons and daughters have not yet filed the claim. File it. Serve it. Stand on it. Heaven backs you because heaven wrote it. Hear the strong music of the gospel. He was made sin that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. Second Corinthians 5:21. He bore our curse that we might bear his blessing. Galatians 3:13-14. He took our shame that we might share his glory. Hebrews 2:10. This is the exchange. This is the law of substitution. This is not poetry. It is policy. When we declare, we

are not manufacturing a new outcome. We are laying hold of the outcome Already accomplished. We bring the invisible verdict into visible experience by the word and the spirit. Therefore, let your mouth become the point of contact between the throne and the earth. Let scripture fill your inner man and overflow your lips. Say it in the morning. Say it at noon. Say it in the night watches. As he is, So am I. Now. When fear whispers, answer with the record. When symptoms shout, answer with the stripes. When circumstances threaten, answer with the triumph of the cross.

We don't fight for victory. We fight from victory. Colossians 2:15 is stamped across our horizon. And Ephesians 2:6 is the chair From which we speak. Let us arise. Let us declare. Let us dismantle darkness by enforcing the finished work of Christ. Amen. Now, let us draw the line clear and straight. There are two sides to redemption. The legal and the vital. The legal side is what God, as judge, accomplished in Christ for us, outside of us and credited to us. It is settled, signed, sealed, and witnessed by the resurrection. Therefore, being justified by faith, we

have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 5:1. We have it now. Justification is not a process. It is a pronouncement. Righteousness is not progressive. It is a present possession. He raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2:6. This is not a poetic metaphor. It is a legal seating. The gavel has fallen. The decree has gone forth. And hell has no appellate court. The handwriting against us was nailed to the cross. The claims of justice were satisfied. The adversary was disarmed. The legal side is

complete and Unchangeable. Think of the legal side as the title deed to an estate. The deed is executed whether or not you have unpacked your boxes or explored the rooms. In Christ, the estate is righteousness, peace, authority, and sonship. God was in Christ reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them. Second Corinthians 5:19. He made him to be sin for us, Who knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. Second Corinthians 5:21. We were crucified with him legally, buried with him legally, raised with him legally, seated

with him legally. This is the divine exchange completed at Calvary and ratified at the right hand. Your feelings do not enter the court record. The blood speaks. The judge agrees. The decree stands. Hallelujah. But there is a vital side. The vital side is what the Holy Spirit is accomplishing in us here and now as we believe the word and confess the word. It is the manifestation in our minds, bodies, habits, and households of what is already true in the court of heaven. Jesus promised, "When he, the spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you

into all truth. He shall take of mine and shall show it unto you." John 16:13-15. The spirit does not invent new truth. He escorts us into the truth that Christ has already finished. He shines the decree into our understanding, writes it upon our hearts, and trains our mouths to speak it until Our circumstances bow. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom. Colossians 3:16. As the word dwells, the spirit works. As the spirit works, the verdict becomes visible. We must not confuse these sides. The legal side does not grow. The vital

side does. The legal side is perfection imputed. The vital side is perfection imparted in Measure as we walk in the light. The legal side seated us with Christ. The vital side teaches us to sit still, to stand firm, and to walk worthy. I'd work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. For it is God which works in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure. Philippians 2:12-13. We are not working for what Christ has not done. We are working out what Christ has Already done while God is working in. This is

not a contradiction. It is cooperation. Word and spirit, decree and doing, finished work and formed life. Confession is the bridge that carries the legal across to the vital. Homologeo means to say the same thing as God. We do not author the truth. We echo it. With the heart man believes unto Righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. Romans 10:10. Faith is not silent. We having the same spirit of faith, we also believe and therefore speak. Second Corinthians 4:13. Your mouth is the pen that writes the verdict across your day. Hold fast the

confession of our hope without wavering. For he is faithful that promised. Hebrews 10:23. We do not describe our feelings. We declare his findings. We do not parrot our circumstances. We proclaim his covenant. Identity precedes behavior. A prince is born a prince before he learns royal protocol. He does not study to become royal. He studies because he is royal. So with us. We are the righteousness of God in Christ before we have learned to think, speak, and act in righteousness. But as we confess who we are, the spirit conforms our conduct. Grace reigns through righteousness unto

eternal life by Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 5:21. We reign in life not by striving, but by agreeing. Agreement produces alignment. Alignment produces outworking. This is the law of the spirit. Let us be practical. When condemnation rattles its chains, answer the court with, "There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus." Romans 8:1. When distance from God seems to whisper, answer, "Now in Christ Jesus, you who sometimes were far off are made nigh by the blood of Christ." Ephesians 2:13. When inferiority creeps in, reply with, "As he is, so are we

in this world." First John 4:17. When turmoil batters the mind, insist upon, "We have peace with God." Romans 5:1. Do not argue with the blood. Do not negotiate with the accuser. File the decree, serve the notice, stand your ground. This is not future tense hope. It is present tense status. Jesus did not cry, "It will be started." He cried, "It is finished." John 19:30. The resurrection is not a promissory note waiting for an uncertain bank. It is the cleared payment stamped across history and across your identity. Ephesians 2:6 is your seat. Romans 5:1 is your

peace. Second Corinthians 5:21 is your righteousness. John 16:13-15 is your guide. Colossians 3:16 is your diet. Put them in your heart. Put them on your lips. Let the word dwell richly until the spirit manifests fully. We don't fight for victory. We fight from the verdict. And our confession escorts that verdict into visible dominion. Therefore, let us agree with the court now. Let us refuse to live as probationers When the judge has pronounced us justified. Let us stop begging for what the blood has bought and start enforcing what the blood has sealed. The legal side is

complete. The vital side is underway. The word is the record. The spirit is the executor. Your confession is the bridge. Rise, seated ones, and speak accordingly. Amen. Now we come to the heart of it. The core revelation that unlocks every other truth we have declared. The great exchange. Hear it and let it settle like the gavel on the bench. He became what we were so that we might become what he is. This is not a metaphor. This is substitution. This is not a religious sentiment. This Is legal transfer. For he has made him to be

sin for us, who knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. Second Corinthians 5:21. This sentence holds the universe steady. God made Jesus to be sin with our sinfulness so that we might be made righteous with his righteousness. It is not that he looked like sin. He was made sin. It is not that we try to act righteous. We are made righteous. The exchange is actual, judicial, and present. Isaiah saw it centuries before Calvary and gave us the affidavit of redemption. Surely he has borne our griefs and carried our

sorrows. He was wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement of our peace was upon him. And with his stripes we are healed. The Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all. Isaiah 53:4-6. He bore, we receive. He was wounded, we are healed. He was chastised, we have peace. He carried our sorrows, we carry his joy. He was made what we were, sin, curse, shame, that we might be made what he is, righteous, blessed, and glorified in him. This is not poetry, but policy. Not symbol, but substitution. The claims

of justice did not wink. They were satisfied. The broken law did not lower its standard. It exacted its full penalty in our substitute. Now mark this well. We were not spectators at the cross. We were participants in him. Identification is the law by which the exchange becomes our history. I am crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live. Yet not I, but Christ lives in me. Galatians 2:20. We are buried with him by baptism into death, that like as Christ was raised up from the dead, even so we also should walk in newness of life. Romans 6:4.

We were crucified with him legally. We were buried with him legally. We were raised with him legally. We were seated with him legally. This is not devotional imagination. It is the court's record. The Holy Spirit authored it, the blood sealed it, and the resurrection published it. Picture the cosmic theater. There was a dark hour when hell imagined it had won. The Son of God, laden with our sin, bowed his head and yielded to death. The powers exulted. Demons danced around the broken body of the substitute. But this celebration was premature and illegal. For the lamb

had not sinned. He had only carried sin. When the claims of justice were fully met, every stripe counted, every drop weighed, every cry registered. God's court spoke. Peter says, "It was not possible that he should be held by it." Acts 2:24. Colossians declares, "Having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it." Colossians 2:15. Hell's laughter froze. Its trophies were stripped. Its gates rattled off their hinges. He is the firstborn from the dead. Colossians 1:18. He rose, not as a lone victor only, but as head of a new

creation. He stood and said, "I am he that lives and was dead. And behold, I am alive forevermore. Amen. And have the keys of death and of Hades." Revelation 1:18. Keys mean jurisdiction. Keys mean the sentence is served and the Jailer is disarmed. Keys mean the accuser cannot lock what the redeemer has opened. And where were we in this drama? In him. Not cheering from a balcony, but carried in his triumph. He raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2:6. If the head was made sin, The

body was involved in his sin-bearing by identification. If the head was justified, the body was justified in him. If the head rose with keys, the body shares his authority. Because he took our place, we now take his place legally in him. He stood where we stood so that we might stand where he stands. He wore our thorns that we might wear His crown. He entered our darkness that we might enter his light. He bore our distance that we might know his nearness. He took the sentence so we could take the seat. Hallelujah. Do not reduce

this to doctrine on paper. It is law in force. It is the very writ by which we speak. We do not plead as beggars. We file as heirs. We do not beg for healing. We invoke the stripes. We do not negotiate with guilt. We present the blood. Not symbol, but substitution. Not myth, but mandate. Let us speak from the exchange. When the adversary whispers, "You are still what you were." Answer, "I was crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live." When symptoms argue, answer, "Surely he has borne my sickness. With his stripes, I am healed." When condemnation

drags the past into the present, answer, "He was made sin that I might be made the righteousness of God in him." These are not aspirations. These are decrees. The court recognizes them. Hell fears them. Heaven backs them. Think of it in the arithmetic of God. He took our minus so we could take his plus. He took our debt so we could take his credit. He took our sentence so we could take his standing. The gospel does not merely cancel negatives. It confers positives. He does not just remove sin. He imparts righteousness. He does not just

silence hell. He enthrone saints. Romans 5 says we receive abundance of Grace and of the gift of righteousness and therefore reign in life by one, Jesus Christ. Romans 5:17. Reigning is not arrogance. It is agreement with the throne. Kings do not mumble uncertainty. They publish decrees. Seated ones do not pace in panic. They speak from rest. Lift your head, beloved. The exchange is accomplished. Identification is settled. The firstborn has risen with the keys. The handwriting against us is nailed to the cross. The gavel has fallen and the halls of hell echo with the sound of

their own defeat. Therefore, let us take our place and take his name and take his word upon our lips. Let us say the same thing that the blood is saying. Let us answer earth with heaven's verdict. Because he took our place, we now take his legally in him and we speak as those who sit with him. Blessed be the lamb who was slain and lives forevermore. Amen. Now that the exchange is settled and the gavel has fallen, let us locate our seat and learn our channels of power. He raised him from the dead And set

him at his own right hand in the heavenly places, far above all principality and power and might and dominion and has put all things under his feet. Ephesians 1:20 to 22. Then the spirit adds, "And has raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus." Ephesians 2:6. This is not a poetic metaphor. It is legal seating. If the head is far above, the body is not beneath. If the head sits in triumph, the body does not crouch in fear. Seated means the work is finished and the throne is our

platform. We do not speak up to power. We speak down from it. We do not chase darkness. We command its exit. We don't react. We rule. Far above is God's jurisdictional language. Not slightly higher. Not marginally advantaged. Far above all rule. Every rank of darkness, every title of oppression, every name that can be named is beneath the feet of the Christ. And we are in him. The bench from which we speak is the Mercy seat that became a royal seat through the blood. It is a court seat and a war seat. Kings sit to judge

and to decree. Priests sit because the offering is finished. We are priest-kings in the priest-king. And therefore, when hell rattles its chains and circumstances try to pull us to the floor, we refuse the drag. We hold our seat. We answer from above. We say what the court has said. We act as those commissioned. We reign in life by one, Jesus Christ. Romans 5:17. Hallelujah. Now hear the instrument by which this seated authority is exercised. The name. "Hence wherefore God also has highly exalted him and given him a name which is above every name, That at

the name of Jesus every knee should bow and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord." Philippians 2:9 to 11. The name is heaven's power of attorney placed in the mouth of the church. It is not a charm. It is a charter. It is not a formula. It is the legal signature of the risen Lord. Jesus said, "In my name shall they cast out devils. They shall lay hands on the sick and they shall recover." Mark 16:17 to 18. Again he said, "Whatsoever you shall ask in my name, that will I do that

the Father may be glorified in the Son." John 14:13. The court has stamped the name with Universal jurisdiction. When an officer arrives with a writ, he does not plead with the trespasser. He serves notice. In Jesus' name, we serve notice. In Jesus' name, we break holds. In Jesus' name, we enforce the verdict rendered at Calvary and published at the right hand. Do not handle the name timidly. It is the thunder of the throne condensed to a word. It is the key that turns locks in souls and cities. The demons that mocked the sons of Sceva

knew the difference between borrowed phrase and legal standing. Acts 19. But you are not borrowers. You are heirs. You carry the name because you share the life. You are seated with him. Therefore, you speak for him. Use the name as writ, as seal, as summons. Use it on your body. Use it in your house. Use it in the streets where bondage parades. This is not presumption. This is obedience to the one who said, "Go in my name." And what of the power that makes the decree effective in the realm of matter and mind? The greater

one within. "Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world." 1 John 4:4. "If the spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwells in you, he shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his spirit that dwells in you." Romans 8:11. The spirit is not a sentiment. He is the executor of the will. He takes the document of redemption and applies it with living fire. He is not a visitor. He is resident. He is not occasional. He is continual. He carries into the tissues of your body the virtue

of Christ's stripes. He carries into the corridors of your mind the peace Christ purchased. He carries into your speech the boldness of the throne. >> [clears throat] >> The same spirit who raised Jesus now animates you. That is not future tense. That is present residence. Blessed be God. Here is our operational triad. The word saturates, the name authorizes, the spirit energizes. Let the word dwell in you richly. Colossians 3:16. Until your mind holds the court record Like a seasoned attorney. Let the name be on your lips as the signature of the risen Christ upon every

command you give to darkness. Let the spirit supply the power that translates decree into deliverance, confession into manifestation, prayer into performance. The word furnishes the verdict. The name files the order. The spirit executes the sentence. Work the triad deliberately. Meditate the scriptures until they own your inner conversation. Then in the name, speak to the mountain, the symptom, the strife. Expect the spirit to perform the word he authored. He is faithful to the document. Be practical and bold. When a fever rises in your house, do not pace like a servant. Sit like a son. Read the

record. By his stripes you were healed. 1 Peter 2:24. Lay your hand. Issue the order. In the name of Jesus, I command this fever to leave. Body, be quickened by the spirit who raised Jesus from the dead. Do not negotiate with symptoms. They are squatters. When condemnation circles your mind, Answer from the seat. There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus. Romans 8:1. Then seal it. In Jesus' name, I refuse this charge. Expect the comforter to flood your consciousness with sonship. When resistance rises in a city, gather saints. Read the

decree over the neighborhood. Peace, righteousness, salvation. Then march it into the streets with the name on your lips and the spirit in your step. We do not throw words into the wind. We plant writs in the soil. Let us then abandon the posture of reaction and embrace the position of rule. This is not arrogance. It is alignment. The head is enthroned. The body must stop crawling. The name is bestowed. The church must stop whispering. The spirit indwells. We must stop pretending we are alone. Sit, saints. Stand, kings. Speak, priests. We don't fight for victory. We

fight from the verdict. Our seat, his name, and the indwelling spirit equip us to reign in life. Let us operate the triad until hell recognizes our voice And heaven's will is done on earth as in heaven. Amen. Say it out loud and let it ring like the gavel in the court of heaven. I am the righteousness of God in Christ now, not tomorrow, not after a better week, now. The blood has spoken. The judge has agreed. The record is sealed. For he has made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin, That we

might be made the righteousness of God in him. 2 Corinthians 5:21. He was made sin with our sin so that we might be made righteous with his righteousness. This is not a slow climb up a moral ladder. This is a new standing conferred by a finished work. This is not a promise for the diligent. This is a pronouncement for the Believer. Justification is not a process. It is a verdict. Righteousness is not progressive. It is a present possession. Hear Paul's legal language. Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.

To declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past. To declare, I say, at this time his Righteousness, that he might be just and the justifier of him which believes in Jesus. Romans 3:24-26. At this time, now, God declares his righteousness and your justification. He remains just for justice was fully satisfied in the substitute and he is the justifier. For the righteous standing of the risen One has been set to your account. The gavel did not fall in secret. It fell in the open court of the resurrection. The empty tomb is the public

notice that the debt is canceled and the righteousness of God has found a home in you. What does this do to guilt, shame, and inferiority? It shatters them. Inferiority is illegal in the presence Of a gift righteousness. Shame has no jurisdiction where the blood has cleansed the record. Herein is our love made perfect that we may have boldness in the day of judgment. Because as he is, so are we in this world. 1 John 4:17. As he is, righteous, accepted, enthroned, so are we in this world. Not when we die. Not when we feel better.

In this world, now. Boldness is the child of righteousness. The timid soul is transformed not by self-improvement, but by a new standing. Righteousness grants fearless access. Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace. Hebrews 4:16. The only ones who come boldly are those who know they are right with the throne. Make the enforcement move quickly when accusation rises. Do not negotiate with the adversary on The field of feelings. Answer him from the bench of the blood. When your mind is subpoenaed by memories of failure, present the exhibit. He was made sin for me

that I might be made the righteousness of God in him. When the accuser hisses, "Unworthy, unclean, unfit." Reply, "I am justified freely by his grace. God is just and the justifier of me, a Believer in Jesus." When you feel far off, say, "As he is, so am I in this world." Then in the name of Jesus, refuse the charge. File it. Serve it. Seal it. The court recognizes this language. Hell trembles at this verdict. Say it again and let your own ears hear your own voice agree with God. I am the righteousness of God in

Christ now. This confession is not arrogance. It is alignment. It is not boasting in self. It is boasting in the blood. It is not a mask to hide sin. It is a mirror to reveal your new creation identity. The spirit will tutor your habits into harmony with your standing as you hold fast the confession. But the standing is settled. You do not tiptoe into the throne room As a tolerated servant. You enter as a beloved son >> [clears throat] >> vested with a robe you did not weave and a ring you did not purchase. From

this righteousness flows authority. The righteous are as bold as a lion. From this seat, you speak to mountains and minister to men. From this verdict, you reign in life. Therefore, let us speak it morning, noon, and night until our consciousness Is baptized in it and our conduct reflects it. When you rise, say it. When you are tempted, say it. When you pray, say it and approach boldly. When you minister, say it and command with clarity. I am the righteousness of God in Christ now. This is the key that silences condemnation and unlocks authority. This is

the first note in our anthem of Dominion. Blessed be the lamb whose righteousness has become our own. Amen. Say it out loud and let heaven record it and hell recoil from it. As he is, so am I in this world now. This is scripture speaking, not presumption. Herein is our love made perfect that we may have boldness in the day of judgment. Because as he is, so are we in this world. 1 John 4:17. Not as he was in his humiliation, but as he is in his exaltation. As he is, righteous, accepted, enthroned, far above,

so are we in this world. This is not imitation, but identification. This is not a poetic aspiration. This is a legal statement. He raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2:6 If the head is seated, the body is not standing in the hallway. If the head is far above principalities and powers, the body does not wrestle from beneath. His standing is our standing. His seat is our seat. Hallelujah. Let this dissolve the Tyranny of fluctuating emotions. Feelings are weather. Your seat is a throne. You do not

measure your identity by the clouds of a day, but by the decree of the court. For you are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God. When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall you also appear with him in glory. Colossians 3:3-4 Hidden now, revealed then. But hidden does not mean absent. It means secured, protected, enfolded in his own life. Christ is not merely your model. He is your life. The Spirit does not coach you to mimic. He unites you to manifest. We are not apprentices in a shop trying to earn

a badge. We are members of his body sharing his Life, his righteousness, his authority. Now make the enforcement move. Close your eyes and look, not at the swirl of circumstance, but at the seat. See the lamb upon the throne. See the wounds that purchased your place. Now locate yourself, joined to the head, Seated in him. From there, answer fear. Do not answer from the floor of your feelings. Answer from the bench of your position. When anxiety protests, you are overwhelmed, reply, as he is, so am I in this world. He is in peace. I am

in his peace. I am seated with him. Therefore, I rule this storm. When shame returns to rehearse the past, answer, as he is, justified, accepted, beloved, so am I in this world. My life is hidden with Christ in God. When the threat of darkness looms, say, as he is, far above principalities, so am I in this world. I refuse to descend from my seat to argue with a defeated foe. This is not play-acting. This is policy. Kings do not impersonate. They occupy. Priests do not pretend. They present the finished offering. Seated ones do not pace.

They decree. As he is clean before the Father, so are you. As he is free from condemnation, so are you. As he is endowed with the name above every name, so are you authorized to speak that name. As he is Indwelt by the Spirit without measure, so are you indwelt by the same Spirit according to grace. As he is son before the Father, so are you a son and heir in him. Let this identity command your language, correct your posture, and calm your heart. Be practical. Begin your morning with the throne in view. Before you

look at a screen, look at the Seat. Say, Father, I thank you that as Jesus is, so am I in this world now. I take my place with him. I refuse fear. I refuse inferiority. I speak as one seated. When a meeting intimidates you, under your breath declare, as he is, wise, steady, favored, so am I in this world. When symptoms shout, you are fragile, answer, as he is, whole, risen, Triumphant, so am I in this world. And by his stripes, I was healed. When temptation beckons, do not wrestle on the ground. Stand in your

seat and say, as he is, dead to sin and alive to God, so am I in this world. File the writ. Serve the notice. Seal the answer in Jesus' name. Let us refuse the masquerade of moods and wear the mantle of our man in glory. Our identity mirrors his current exalted state, Not our fluctuating emotions. We are not climbing to this seat. The blood seated us. We are not hoping for this likeness. The Spirit imparts it. Therefore, let us hold fast this confession until our consciousness yields and our conduct harmonizes. Say it again, saints, firm

and fearless. As he is, so am I in this world. Now. Blessed be the lamb, enthroned and Shared with his body. Amen. Say it as those who have read the verdict and now publish it to the field of battle. I fight from victory in Christ, not toward it, not for it, from it. The gavel has already fallen. The sentence has already been served. The triumph has already been declared. Blotting out the handwriting of Ordinances that was against us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross. And having spoiled principalities and powers,

he made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it. Colossians 2:14-15 This is not a future hope, but a present record. The charges were canceled. The bonds were torn. The captor was disarmed. That through death he might destroy him that had the power of death, that is, the devil. Hebrews 2:14 The one who died dealt death its mortal wound. And the church answers with a shout that is both worship and warfare. Thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 15:57 He gives, not lends. He gives,

not promises later. He gives now. Understand your adversary's status. He is not a reigning prince. He is a stripped foe. He was not negotiated with. He was spoiled. He is not holding the keys. Christ holds them. He has only lies, bluffs, and trespass. He traffics in intimidation because jurisdiction has been transferred. Our warfare is not a scramble for advantage. It is the enforcement of a concluded case. We do not enter conflict as beggars petitioning for possibility. We arrive as officers serving papers from the court of Calvary. The cross is our writ. The empty tomb is

our seal. The enthroned Christ is our commissioner. Therefore, make the enforcement move at the first hint of resistance. Begin, not with your feelings, but with the facts. Announce the ground before you advance a step. Say, the cross has canceled the record against me. The tomb is empty. Jesus is Lord. I am seated with him. In his name, I serve notice. This sets the courtroom, not the crisis, as the arena of battle. Then speak to the trespasser. Oppression, you are illegal here. Fear, You are judged. Sickness, you were born in his body. By his stripes, I

was healed. Accusation, the blood answers you. This is not bravado. This is obedience to the verdict. We don't fight for victory. We fight from victory. Be practical. When a wave of dread presses your chest, do not begin by measuring your courage. Begin by announcing Christ's conquest. Through death, he destroyed him that had the power of death. I answer you from the cross and the throne. Then, in Jesus' name, command the spirit of fear to depart and lift your voice in thanks to God who gives you the victory. When a symptom rises, put your hand upon

it and say, the handwriting against me was nailed to his cross. Principalities were spoiled. By his stripes, I was healed. In Jesus' name, leave. When strife stalks your home, step into the middle of the room and decree, the Prince of Peace has triumphed. The accuser is cast down. In Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict of the cross here. Peace. Be still. When you confront entrenched darkness in a neighborhood, Gather saints. Read the receipt. Colossians 2:15, Hebrews 2:14, 1 Corinthians 15:57. Then march that verdict into the streets with praise and the name as your writ. We

do not test if the word works. We execute what it declares. This posture changes everything. It steadies your voice because the pressure to perform is gone. It straightens your spine because you stand where he sits. It sharpens your speech because you are not groping for phrases. You are citing the record. It humbles the heart because the glory is his and the victory is delivered, not earned. Let this be the first sentence on your lips in every conflict and the last word over every skirmish. I fight from victory in Christ. Say it again. As the sound

of marching from a seated Army, I fight from victory in Christ. The cross is my ground. The empty tomb is my guarantee. The name is my instrument. The spirit is my power. Thanks be to God who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. Say it aloud and let the throne hear it. Let the earth register it and let hell recoil from it. In Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict. Not I hope. Not I beg. I enforce. The name is heaven's legal instrument placed in our mouths. It is the signature of the risen

Lord attached to our commands. Wherefore God also has highly exalted him and given him a name which is above every name. That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow. And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. Philippians 2:9-11. Knees do not debate with that name. They bow. Tongues do not negotiate with that name. They confess. This is not a talisman. It is title and authority. It is not a formula. It is jurisdiction embodied in a word. Hear the commission that puts that name Upon your lips as a writ in your

hand. And these signs shall follow them that believe. In my name shall they cast out devils. They shall lay hands on the sick. And they shall recover. Mark 16:17-18. Who are them that believe? Not an elite. Not a few specialists. Believers. The jurisdiction of the name does not lie in volume but in union. It is not earned by strain but received by right of birth. Again, the Lord says, "Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions and over all the power of the enemy. And nothing shall by any means hurt you."

Luke 10:19. Tread, not tiptoe. Power, not peril. All the power of the enemy, not some. Think in court terms. The cross issued the verdict. The resurrection published it. The seating enthroned it. The spirit indwells to execute it. The name is the legal instrument by which the church serves notice and compels compliance. Darkness understands jurisdiction. Demons do not respect emotion. They recognize authority. They can spot the difference between a phrase repeated and a writ rightly served. But you are not renters of language. You are heirs of the living Christ. You carry the name because you share

his life. This is identification in operation. Now make the enforcement move. Issue clear, specific commands in the name. No pleading. Pleading implies uncertainty. Commands flow from settled right. Speak like this. In the name of Jesus, you spirit of Infirmity, loose this body now. In Jesus' name, pain leave. Nerve, be quiet. Tissue, be restored. In Jesus' name, fear go. Mind, be sound. In Jesus' name, strife stop now. Peace of Christ, rule in this house. Do not negotiate with trespassers. Serve them. File the order. Not with whimper but with witness. It is written in his name. Then

thank God that it is done. Because the authority behind the name acts when the name is legally used. Let me paint it where you live. At midnight a mother feels heat on a child's forehead. No panic. She has a seat and she has a writ. She whispers, fierce and tender. In Jesus' name, fever go now. Body be quickened by the spirit who raised Jesus from the dead. She does not bargain with the night. She enforces the day's verdict. By his stripes we were healed. And the child cools as the jurisdiction of the name is recognized

in that room. In a workplace knotted with hostility, a believer steps into a quiet corner, lifts a low voice and says, "In Jesus' name, I bind confusion and release the peace of Christ here. Accuser, be silent. Wisdom of God, prevail." He returns to the meeting with calm authority. The atmosphere yields because the name has been served on the environment. Use the name as you would sign a royal decree. Be precise. Address the issue. Command the exit of darkness and the entrance of redemption's benefits. Attach the word as the content of the order. And speak the

name as its signature. It is written in Jesus' name. Do not delay. Early enforcement saves long battles. Do not drift. Specific orders yield specific outcomes. Do not waver. Double-mindedness blurs authority. Speak once, then thank, then hold your ground. The throne stands behind the name that you speak. Say it again. And let it recalibrate your reflexes for every moment of resistance. In Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict. The cross has ruled. The tomb has testified. The throne has commissioned. The spirit stands ready. The name is in your mouth. Use it on your body. Use it in

your home. Use it in your street. Use it for captives, for cities, for nations. Let the bowing begin at the sound of that name on your lips. And let every trespass be expelled by royal order. Blessed be Jesus, Lord of all, whose name we bear and by whose name we rule. Amen. Say it out loud and let the throne record it. Let your body hear it. And let hell stagger under it. By his stripes I was healed. The curse is broken. Not will be, was. The spirit chose past tense to locate your healing at the

cross where justice was satisfied and provision was made. Who his own self bore our sins in his own body on the tree. By whose stripes you were healed. 1 Peter 2:24. Isaiah had announced it long before. Surely he has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. He was wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our iniquities. And with his stripes we are healed. Isaiah 53:4-5. This is not a poetic flourish. It is substitution's ledger. He took what was ours, sin, sickness, sorrow, so that we might take what is his, righteousness, healing, peace. Bring the

other receipt to the counter Of your need. Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law being made a curse for us. That the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ. That we might receive the promise of the spirit through faith. Galatians 3:13-14. He did not negotiate with the curse. He became a curse for us upon the tree. That the jurisdiction of that curse Would be broken over every man in Christ. Healing is not a side benefit. It is written into the redemption contract. The stripes on his back are legal

tender. Every stripe, every wound, every cry, every drop of blood is a line item paid against the claims of sin and sickness. This is not a promise for someday. It is a provision for now. It is not a metaphor. It is a receipt. Hear me. This is not denial of symptoms. It is denial of their legal right to dominate the redeemed. We do not pretend pain is not present. We pronounce that pain has no license to remain. We do not ignore fevers. We indict them as trespassers on purchased property. We do not make light of

diagnoses. We bring them into the light of a higher verdict. Symptoms are facts in the realm of sense. Redemption is truth in the realm of spirit and law. Facts bow to truth when the name is served and the word is spoken. We don't fight for victory. We fight from a verdict that already includes your body. Now make the enforcement move. Lay your hand where the claim is being made. On your chest, your back, your child's brow. Open the court record and read it aloud. Surely he has borne my sicknesses and carried my pains. With his

stripes I am healed. By his stripes I was healed. Christ redeemed me from the curse. Then file the order with the signature Of the risen Lord. In the name of Jesus, I enforce this verdict. Pain, go now. Inflammation, be reduced. Organ, be made right. Nerve, be quiet. Blood, be cleansed. Mind, be calm. Speak the word. Serve the name. Then thank before seeing. Thanksgiving is faith's receipt. We walk by faith and watch the vital follow the legal as the Spirit executes the sentence. Do not pace as if you are waiting on a court date. The gavel

already fell at Calvary and the tomb has published the ruling. Let me paint it in a house like yours. A grandfather, hands scarred by years of work, wakes with hands locked in pain. He remembers the record, not the years. He lays those same hands upon his wrists and says, slow and certain, By his stripes I was healed. The curse is broken. In Jesus' name, stiffness, leave. Joints, be free. He flexes, not to test God, but to cooperate with the verdict. The warmth of the Comforter moves. Mobility returns. In a small apartment, a young woman hears

the old anxiety drum at midnight. She does not swallow it. She serves it. Christ redeemed me from the curse. Fear included. In Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict. Peace of Christ, guard my heart and mind. She turns on a lamp, reads Isaiah 53 and 1 Peter 2:24 aloud, and thanks the Father. The storm that owned her for years is now a trespasser ejected by royal order. This is not theory. This is the gospel applied. The curse is broader than fevers. It includes oppression, barrenness, devouring lack, generational torment. But Christ wore the thorns, the symbol of

ground-cursed toil, upon his brow. He drank the sour wine. He hung upon the tree where every covenant curse converged. He answered it all so that the blessing might flow and the Spirit might indwell. Healing is blessing in your body. Peace is blessing in your mind. Fruitfulness is blessing in your field. Guidance is blessing in your steps. Do not let religion trim redemption to fit disappointment. Do not let experience rewrite scripture. Let scripture rewrite your experience as you speak and stand. Be practical and precise. Start your day with the decree. By his stripes I was healed.

The curse Is broken. Before medicine touches your lips, let the word touch your tongue. When a report comes, honor professionals, but enthrone the word. Sit down. Open Isaiah 53:4-5, 1 Peter 2:24, Galatians 3:13-14, read them as legal documents with your name in the margins, and sign them with your confession. >> [clears throat] >> Then take action consistent with faith. Lay hands, command, and thank. Refuse double speech. Say what God has said and keep saying it kindly, firmly, joyfully. If symptoms bark, answer them. Not with agitation, but with authority. You have no legal right. The blood

speaks. The name rules. Leave now. Hold your ground. The Spirit loves this language. He quickens mortal bodies with the very Life he used to raise Jesus from the dead. Say it again, church, strong and settled. By his stripes I was healed. The curse is broken. Let this sentence live on your lips in the kitchen, in the hospital, in the prayer line, in the quiet of your own room. Teach it to your children so they grow up more conscious of the cross than of The curse. Whisper it over your sleep. Declare it over your city. Healing

and curse removal are legal provisions to be voiced and enforced. The word furnishes the verdict. The name files the order. The Spirit executes the sentence. Blessed be the Lamb whose back was torn that our bodies might be made whole, who became a curse that we might wear the blessing. We receive. We enforce. We give thanks. Amen. Say it out loud and let your own heart hear your throne right. I reign in life. There is now no condemnation. Not later, now. There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus. Romans 8:1. Condemnation

is the muzzle that hell tries to fit upon the mouths of the Righteous. It dissolves boldness. It bends the shoulders. It turns kings into beggars. But righteousness restores royal confidence. The very scripture that unseats guilt enthrone you for dominion. Hear the charter of your reign. For if by one man's offense death reigned by one, much more they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of Righteousness shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ. Romans 5:17. Receive abundance. Receive the gift. Reign in life today. This is not a poetic metaphor. It is a legal

reality. The verdict is no condemnation and the outworking of that verdict is reign. The legal side declares you guiltless in Christ. The vital side is your daily rule over the very territories where death once reigned. Over fear in your mind. Over sin in your members. Over lack in your affairs. Over strife in your house. Over sickness in your body. Death reigned by Adam. You reign by Christ. Do not let feelings conduct the court. The gavel fell at Calvary. Do not let yesterday's failure subpoena You back to shame. The case has been dismissed for lack of

evidence, for the blood removed it all. This is not permissiveness. This is positioning. The same righteousness that cancels condemnation also constrains and empowers you to live as one seated. Make the enforcement move where it matters most, before the throne. Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, That we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need. Hebrews 4:16. Boldness is the footprint of no condemnation. Fearful prayer whispers as if it were intruding. Royal prayer strides in as if invited, because it is. Come as one enthroned with Christ. Ask big.

Speak bold. Receive freely. Present the verdict, not your Vacillation. Father, I thank you there is now no condemnation to me in Christ. I receive abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness. In Jesus' name, I enforce the victory of the cross in this matter. Then legislate from your seat. Decree the will of God into the place of need. You are not wrestling for welcome. You are administering what the blood purchased. Be practical and precise. When the memory of sin rises like smoke to sting your eyes, do not wave it away. Dismiss it by law. Say,

There is therefore now no condemnation to me in Christ Jesus. The blood has answered. I receive abundance of grace and the Gift of righteousness. I reign in life over accusation. When you step into a complex decision, do not cower under inferiority. Declare, I am the righteousness of God in Christ. Wisdom is mine. I reign in life over confusion. In your home, where strife tries to set its table, stand and say, I reign in life through Jesus Christ. In Jesus' name, I enforce peace now. Condemnation, you have no seat at this table. When your body or

business is threatened, answer like one seated. No condemnation. Bold access. Big request. Legal decree. In Jesus' name, be made right. This is not bravado. This is obedience to the verdict and identification with the enthroned man. Condemnation talks small. Prays small. Asks small. Righteousness talks like a Son. Prays like a king. Asks according to the riches of glory. Condemnation hesitates at the door. Righteousness lives in the room. Condemnation breeds timidity. Righteousness breeds authority. Let the lion awaken in your chest. The righteous are bold because their case is closed. The accuser has no more leverage when the

blood has spoken and the word has been confessed. So we will say it until the echo in our bones becomes our unbroken habit. I reign in life. There is now no condemnation. We will enter prayer as those enthroned. Ask big. Speak bold. Receive freely. We will carry this posture into meetings and kitchens, into crisis calls and quiet mornings, into city gates and sick rooms. Let us therefore come boldly. Let us reign practically. Let us enforce the peace, the wisdom, the health, the provision, and the holiness that flow from the gift of righteousness. Blessed be the

lamb who canceled our condemnation and crowned us with his life. Amen. Say it out loud and let the throne register it. Let your own spirit rise to it and let hell recognize it. The spirit who raised Jesus lives in me. Not visits, lives. Not occasionally rests, indwells. Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world. First John 4:4. This is not a poetic metaphor. It is a residence permit issued by the blood. You are not a house for fear. You are a temple of the Holy Ghost. The greater one is

not a distant ally. He is the immediate occupant of your inner man, The executor of the will, the power who manifests the verdict. Here the receipt that anchors this claim in your very body. If the spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his spirit that dwelleth in you. Romans 8:11. Mortal bodies, not immortal hopes. Quicken, not merely improve. The same Spirit who walked into death's dungeon and awakened the son now lives in you to enforce resurrection's jurisdiction over your mind,

your nerves, your organs, your strength. This is not human grit. This is divine indwelling. This is not the sweat of determination. This is the surge of resurrection. He became what we were so that we might become what he is. Now the spirit makes that exchange vital, bringing the legal record to living expression. Listen again to the apostolic measure of what works in you. That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his spirit in the inner man, that you might be filled with all the fullness of

God. Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us. Ephesians 3:16-19 to 20. Exceeding abundantly is not according to effort. It is according to a power already at work within. The court has ruled. The name is your writ. The word is your content. And the spirit within is the power of execution. Resurrection life within is the power that manifests the verdict without. Make the enforcement move. Pray in the spirit, confess the word, and expect inward quickening to meet outward need.

Building up yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost. Jude 20. Praying in the spirit is not ornamental. It is operational. It stirs the dynamo. It lifts consciousness to seat level. It floods your inner man with might. Then confess the word, not as a charm, but as covenant content, until the inward witness stands tall and authority is effortless. Say, the spirit who raised Jesus lives in me. He quickens my mortal body. He strengthens my inner man. He performs the word I speak in Jesus' name. As you pray in the spirit, expect direction,

expectancy, and energy to rise. Then step forward and serve the order with the name upon your lips. Let me paint it where battles are fought. In a quiet kitchen at dawn, a believer feels fatigue like sand in the bones. No surrender. Hands lifted, tongue yielded, they pray in the spirit, soft at first, then steady. Verses surface. Romans 8:11, Ephesians 3:16. And they say them aloud. The inward man warms. The weight shifts. They lay a hand on their chest. Spirit of him who raised Jesus, quicken my mortal body now. Strength rises, not from caffeine, but from

Calvary's conqueror within. At a hospital bed, a daughter whispers in tongues beside her mother. Then speaks the word and the name with holy calm. By his stripes you were healed. In Jesus' name, body be quickened. The atmosphere bends because jurisdiction is being enforced from within. Be practical. Begin your mornings and invade your midnights like this. Pray in the spirit until your inner man Is loud. Confess the word until your mind is renewed. Then act in the name with the expectation that the greater one will quicken, guide, and perform. Sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Be

filled with the spirit again and again. Stir up the gift of God that is in you. Let rivers flow. Out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. This spoke he of the spirit. John 7:38-39. The river within is for the deserts without. Say it again until it becomes your reflex in pressure and your song in peace. The spirit who raised Jesus lives in me. He is the executor of the verdict, the enforcer of the name, the breath of the risen Christ in my chest. Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit,

says the Lord. Therefore, let us pray in the spirit, confess the word, and step out expecting inward quickening to meet outward need. Blessed be the lamb, risen and resident, whose victory lives in us to be manifested through us. Amen. Now we move from revelation to regimen, from the throne's decree to your daily docket. Make the seven declarations your court order every morning and let your life become the field where the verdict is enforced. This is not wishful thinking. It is court procedure. Begin with a 5-minute word bath. Open Ephesians 1 to 2 and Colossians 2

to 3. Read them aloud as legal documents with your name inserted where faith allows. Pray Paul's prayer. Father of glory, give unto me the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him. The eyes of my understanding being enlightened, that I may know what is the hope of his calling, the exceeding greatness of his power to us-ward who believe, which he wrought in Christ when he raised him from the dead and set him at his own right hand. Ephesians 1:17-20. Then read your seat. And has raised us up together and made us sit together

in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2:6. Turn to Colossians and read your emancipation. Buried with him in baptism, wherein also you are risen with him, having spoiled principalities and powers, He made a show of them openly. Colossians 2:12-15. Then lift your eyes. If you then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above. For you are dead and your life is hid with Christ in God. Colossians 3:1-3. 5 minutes. Evidence first. The word bath washes conscience and clothes consciousness with your seat. Next, make three rounds of the seven. You may do them in

one sitting or morning, midday, and night. But do them. Round one. Clear, measured, line upon line. Round two. Stronger, faster, with thanksgiving. Round three. Like a king issuing decrees. Here they are, present tense and loaded with the power of identification. I am the righteousness of God in Christ, Now. As he is, so am I in this world, now. I fight from victory in Christ. In Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict. By his stripes I was healed. The curse is broken. I reign in life. There is now no condemnation. The spirit who raised Jesus lives in

me. Do not apologize for saying what God has said. Hold fast the confession of your faith Without wavering, for he is faithful that promised. Hebrews 10:23. The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart. That if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart, you shall be saved. Romans 10:8-10. Confession is not ornament. It is outworking. It escorts the legal into the vital. Then move to targeted enforcement in the name. The word provides the content. The name is the signature. The spirit is the executor. Choose the day's

domains and serve notice. Start with your seat, then move to your street. Over your mind and body. In Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict. Fear, go now. Mind, be renewed. And body, be quickened by the spirit who raised Jesus from the dead. Romans 8:11. Over your household. In Jesus' name, strife stop. Peace of Christ rule in this house. Angels of the Lord encamp around about us. Psalm 34:7, Colossians 3:15. Over your work. In Jesus' name, I enforce integrity and wisdom. Confusion be bound. Favor and excellence be released. Whatever I do, I do heartily as to

the Lord. Colossians 3:23. Over your city. Father, we lift kings and all in authority that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life. 1 Timothy 2:1-2. In Jesus' name, violence be restrained. Hidden works of darkness be exposed. Righteousness and peace kiss in our streets. Psalm 85:10. Be specific. Be scriptural. Be steady. You shall decree a thing, and it shall be established unto you, and the light shall shine upon your ways. Job 22:28. This is not arrogance. This is obedience to the throne's commission. Now, let us set the corporate echo in order so that the house

learns the sound of victory. Leader, read the receipt. People answer with the verdict. Legal evidence, then decree. It may sound like this. Leader, for he has made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. 2 Corinthians 5:21. People, I am the righteousness of God in Christ. Now. Leader, as he is, so are we in this world. 1 John 4:17. People, as he is, so am I in this world. Now. Leader, but thanks be to God, which gives us the Victory through our Lord

Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 15:57. People, I fight from victory in Christ. Leader, at the name of Jesus, every knee should bow. Philippians 2:10. People, in Jesus' name, I enforce the verdict. Leader, by whose stripes you were healed. 1 Peter 2:24. People, by his stripes, I was healed. The curse is broken. Leader, there is therefore now no condemnation. Romans 8:1. They shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ. Romans 5:17. People, I reign in life. There is now no condemnation. Leader, If the spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you. Romans

8:11. People, the spirit who raised Jesus lives in me. Repeat the cycle three times. Let it build. Let children answer. Let elders answer. Let the weak say, I am strong. Let the poor say, I am rich. Let the bound say, I am free because the Verdict says so. Close the echo with praise. Let the high praises of God be in their mouth, and a two-edged sword in their hand, to execute upon them the judgment written. This honor have all his saints. Psalm 149:6-9. This is the church acting as the court's herald. Carry this into the

rhythms of life. At the breakfast table, a father opens Ephesians 2 and reads. The family answers with the seven. In the car on the way to school, the mother whispers, in Jesus' name, we enforce peace in our classroom. At lunch, an employee steps into a quiet stairwell, prays in the spirit for 2 minutes, and says one round of the seven. Before a city council meeting, believers Gather outside, read 1 Timothy 2:1-4, and decree righteousness over the proceedings. Start with your seat, then move to your street. Each day you are not trying to become what you

already are. You are standing where you have been seated. We don't strive. We stand. We don't beg. We decree. We do not wait for the enemy to vacate. We serve notice and enforce eviction. Now, hear the commissioning that seals this series and sends you into your assignment. The risen Lord speaks. All authority is given unto me in heaven and in earth. Go therefore. Matthew 28:18-19. As my father has sent me, even so send I You. John 20:21. Behold, I give unto you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the

enemy. Luke 10:19. In my name, they shall cast out devils. They shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover. Mark 16:17-18. Go in my name. Go in my authority. Go and reign. Do not measure the task by your frame. Measure it by the throne. Do not check the wind. Consult the word. Do not yield to the pressure of sight. Yield to the persuasion of scripture. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth. Take the sword of the spirit, which is the word of God. Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the

spirit. Ephesians 6:13-18. The court has ruled. The tomb is empty. The throne is occupied. The spirit is within. The name is upon your lips. So, we rise. We set our mornings in order. We bathe in the word. We declare the seven. We enforce in the name. We carry the echo into our houses, our halls, our hospitals, our streets. We make the verdict heard where darkness Has presumed to squat. We hold our ground with thanksgiving until manifestation bows to the legal, and we go, sent ones, seated ones, spirit-indwelt ones, into the fields white unto harvest. Blessed

be the lamb who was slain and lives forevermore. Blessed be the name above every name. Blessed be the spirit who executes the will of God in and through us. Church of the risen Christ, your commission Stands. Go in his name. Go in his authority. Go and reign. Amen.