The 14 Days Confession That Changes Everything || E.W Kenyon

For the next 14 days, your physical voice is going to enforce the legal reality of your redemption. E. W.

Kenyon often pointed out a quiet crisis in the body of Christ. Millions of believers spend years begging God for things he has already finished. They repeat confessions from their heads trying to force spiritual laws to work through the anxious energy of their physical senses.

But a true confession is not an attempt to move God. It is the spoken alignment of your spirit with his written word. To break the conditioning of your physical senses, we are committing to a strict two-week morning discipline.

For the next 14 days, the very moment your eyes open, before you absorb the worries of the world or touch your phone, you are going to quiet your mind and command your spirit with a specific scriptural decree. To keep yourself accountable, write day one in the comments right now. As you move through this journey, simply return to your original comment each morning and reply with the next day tracking how the Lord is moving in your life.

Before we begin day one, take a moment to look at the entire 14-day path ahead of you in this video. Let your heart absorb the full scope of these scriptures right now, so your intellect stops resisting the truth. Once you have seen the complete picture, save this video and come back to it every morning as a template for your prayers.

Let the legal books of scripture be opened. Here is day one. Day one, the principle of identification.

Our first confession begins with the greatest reality of the new creation. E. W.

Kenyon often pointed out that Christianity is not a religion of trying to become acceptable to God. It is the revelation of what God has already made the believer in Christ. Until you know who you are in him, you will continually pray from the standpoint of an outsider instead of a child of God.

Listen carefully to the legal foundation. 2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore, if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature. Old things are passed away.

Behold, all things are become new. Notice that the scripture says is a new creature. It is not speaking of something God intends to do someday.

It is speaking of what took place when you were born again. Kenyon explained that when a man receives Christ, God does not improve the old nature. He imparts a new nature.

The believer becomes a new creation with a new standing before the Father. That is why your confession must agree with what God says about your recreated spirit instead of what your past says about you. Do not confess your failures.

Do not confess who you used to be. Confess who the Father says you are now in Christ. Now, declare this slowly and deliberately.

What Christ is, I am legally. My past is dead. My spirit is recreated, and I am vitally connected to the life of God right now.

Say it again. What Christ is, I am legally. My past is dead.

My spirit is recreated, and I am vitally connected to the life of God right now. Do not merely repeat those words. Believe that your confession is agreeing with God's own testimony concerning your life.

Now, we continue. Day two, dethroning sense knowledge. E.

W. Kenyon's most consistent teachings was the difference between sense knowledge and revelation knowledge. Sense knowledge comes through what you can see, hear, touch, taste, and feel.

Revelation knowledge comes from God's word. The believer who lives by revelation knowledge refuses to allow his senses to become the final authority. That is why our legal foundation today is this scripture.

2 Corinthians 5:7. For we walk by faith, not by sight. Walking by faith does not mean pretending circumstances do not exist.

It means refusing to let circumstances have the final verdict. Symptoms may speak, feelings may speak, financial pressure may speak, fear may speak, but God's word speaks with higher authority than every one of them. Kenyon taught that the word of God is to hold first place in our lives.

If the word says one thing and the senses say another, the believer chooses the word. As you continue this 14-day discipline, you are training yourself to respond to the word before responding to your emotions or your circumstances. Now, make today's confession your own.

I refuse to let physical symptoms, feelings, or lack dictate my reality. Sense knowledge bows to the eternal authority of the word. Say it once again with confidence.

I refuse to let physical symptoms, feelings, or lack dictate my reality. Sense knowledge bows to the eternal authority of the word. Let that confession become your first voice every morning.

Now we move to the next day. Day three, educating the hidden man of the heart. E.

W. Kenyon devoted an entire book to what he called the hidden man. He explained that every believer is more than a physical body and more than a reasoning mind.

The real person is the spirit. If the spirit is neglected while only the mind is educated, the believer struggles to live above the limitations of the senses. Listen to the legal foundation.

1 Peter 3:4 But let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price. Your spirit grows as you feed upon God's word. Your spirit becomes sensitive to the Holy Spirit through fellowship with the Father.

Your spirit gains strength as you continually confess what the word says instead of what your senses report. Kenyon taught that the recreated spirit must become the governing influence of the believer's life. Instead of allowing the body to rule the spirit or the intellect to rule the spirit, God's order is for the spirit, enlightened by his word, to govern both the mind and the body.

That is exactly what you are establishing every morning during these 14 days. Now confess it aloud. My spirit man is alive, educated by the word, and taking full dominance over my physical body and my human intellect right now.

Again, my spirit man is alive, educated by the word, and taking full dominance over my physical body and my human intellect right now. As you continue making this confession daily, remind yourself that your spirit is the real you, and it has been recreated by God. Now, let us continue.

Day four, restraining the lips of defeat. The next discipline is one that E. W.

Kenyon emphasized throughout his ministry. He taught that words locate a man. Your lips reveal whether you have accepted God's testimony or whether you are still governed by your circumstances.

Listen to the legal foundation. Proverbs 18:21. Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and they that love it shall eat the fruit of thereof.

Every day your words are producing fruit. Words of fear produce fear. Words of defeat strengthen defeat.

Words of doubt strengthen doubt. But words that agree with God's word establish faith in the heart. Kenyon taught that a negative confession gives defeat the right to dominate your thinking.

A continual confession of God's word strengthens faith because faith grows through feeding on the word and speaking the word. Guard your lips today. Refuse to speak sickness over your body.

Refuse to speak failure over your future. Refuse to speak lack over your finances. Refuse to speak fear over your family.

Instead, [snorts] let your mouth become an instrument that agrees with heaven's testimony. Now, declare today's confession. My lips belong to the word.

I refuse to give a negative confession or speak words of fear, lack, or weakness today. Again, with conviction, my lips belong to the word. I refuse to give a negative confession or speak words of fear, lack, or weakness today.

Before we continue into the next stage of this 14-day journey, pause for a moment and consider what has already happened. For 4 days, you have not been trying to persuade God to do something new. You have been training your spirit to agree with what he has already spoken.

Stay with this journey until the very end because each day builds upon the previous one. By the time you reach day 14, you will have confessed 14 foundational scriptures that E. W.

Kenyon consistently taught believers to make their own. Now, let us continue into the next step together. Day five, the gift of righteousness.

The next step in this journey is one of the greatest truths E. W. Kenyon ever unveiled.

He often said that many believers have faith in the forgiveness of sins, yet they have little faith in their righteousness. They know they have been pardoned, but they do not know they have been made righteous. Because of that, they approach God with a sense of inferiority instead of boldness.

Listen to the legal foundation. Second Corinthians chapter 5 verse 21. For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.

Notice the language of scripture. It does not say we are trying to become righteous, it says we are made the righteousness of God in Christ. Kenyon explained that righteousness is not merely right conduct.

Right conduct is the fruit of righteousness, but righteousness itself is a gift from God. It is the ability to stand in the Father's presence without condemnation, guilt, shame, or a sense of unworthiness. It restores the fellowship that Adam lost.

Because of righteousness, you no longer come before God as a servant pleading for acceptance. You come as his child who has been given the right to stand in his presence. This is why Satan continually attacks your confidence.

If he can convince you that you are still unworthy, he can keep you from exercising the privileges that belong to you in Christ. But the word has already settled your position. Now, make this confession your own.

I am the righteousness of God in Christ. I stand in the Father's presence with absolute fearlessness, zero guilt, and complete authority. Again, I am the righteousness of God in Christ.

I stand in the Father's presence with absolute fearlessness, zero guilt, and complete authority. Let your heart receive what your mouth has declared. You are agreeing with God's testimony concerning your standing before him.

Now, let us continue. Day six, executing the finished work. Many believers spend years asking God to complete what Jesus declared complete.

E. W. Kenyon repeatedly brought attention to the final words spoken by Jesus on the cross because they settled forever the question of redemption.

Listen to the legal foundation. John chapter 19 verse 30. When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, "It is finished.

" And he bowed his head and gave up the ghost. Those three words were not spoken in defeat. They were spoken in victory.

The work of redemption was brought to completion. The price for sin was paid. The foundation for healing was established.

The authority over Satan was secured. The way into the Father's presence was opened. Kenyon taught that faith always stands on a finished work.

We do not struggle to persuade God to begin redemption. We stand upon what Christ has already accomplished. Every promise that belongs to redemption rests upon what Christ finished, not upon human effort.

That is why your confession must never sound like someone hoping God will eventually move. Your confession agrees with what Christ has already accomplished. Now declare today's confession.

I am not begging God to move. I am vitally enforcing a court verdict that was legally signed and finished 2,000 years ago. Again.

I am not begging God to move. I am vitally enforcing a court verdict that was legally signed and finished 2,000 years ago. Every morning, remind yourself that faith rests where Christ rested, upon a finished work.

Now we move forward. Day seven. The indwelling ability.

Having understood your righteousness and the finished work, you must now become conscious of the one who lives within you. E. W.

Kenyon frequently taught that Christianity is the life of God dwelling in the believer. Too many Christians look to heaven for help, while forgetting that God himself has made his home within their recreated spirit. Listen to the legal foundation.

First John 4:4. Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them because greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world. The victory is not based on your natural ability.

It is not based on your education. It is not based on your personality. It is not based on your emotions.

It is based on the greater one who lives in you. Kenyon taught that the believer should become God inside minded. Instead of being continually conscious of weakness, become conscious of his strength.

Instead of meditating on inability, meditate on his ability. Instead of speaking your limitations, acknowledge his life within you. The Holy Spirit is not a visitor.

He is not a temporary guest. He has made your recreated spirit his dwelling place. That changes the way you face every challenge.

Now confess it boldly. The great one lives inside my spirit. His ability is my current strength.

His wisdom is my immediate guide. Again, the great one lives inside my spirit. His ability is my current strength.

His wisdom is my immediate guide. Carry that confession with you throughout the day. Whenever you face a decision, remind yourself that the greater one is within you.

Now we can continue. Day eight, the legal rights of redemption. The final confession in this stage of our journey brings us to one of redemption's greatest legal realities.

Listen carefully. Galatians 3:13. Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us.

For it is written, "Cursed is everyone that hangeth on a tree. The scripture does not say Christ will redeem us. It declares that he has redeemed us.

E. W. Kenyon consistently emphasized that redemption is a present reality.

Because Christ bore the curse, the believer has been transferred into a new covenant with new legal rights. Redemption is not merely the forgiveness of sins. It is deliverance from Satan's authority through the finished work of Christ.

When the enemy attempts to bring fear, condemnation, defeat, or any work that belongs to his kingdom, you are not facing those things as someone without rights. You stand in Christ, and you answer every attack with the word of God. Kenyon never encouraged believers to ignore the word and speak merely from emotion.

He encouraged them to answer every challenge with God's testimony. The believer's authority is always exercised in agreement with the scriptures. Now declare today's confession.

Sickness and lack are illegal trespassers in my life. I serve them a legal eviction notice through the word of God today. Again, sickness and lack are illegal trespassers in my life.

I serve them a legal eviction notice through the word of God today. Over these past eight days, notice what the Holy Spirit has been building in your heart. You began by seeing yourself as a new creation.

Then you refused to let your senses rule you. You strengthened the hidden man of the heart. You disciplined your words.

You embraced your righteousness. You stood on Christ's finished work. You became conscious of the greater one within you.

Now you are standing in the legal rights of your redemption. Do not stop here. The next days will move beyond knowing your position in Christ into exercising that position with unwavering confidence.

Stay with this journey until the final confession because every declaration is laying another foundation stone for the one that follows. Day nine, operating in freedom from fear. Fear has held more believers in bondage than many realize.

It weakens faith, robs the heart of confidence, and causes people to expect the very things they're praying against. E. W.

Kenyon often taught that fear and faith cannot dominate the heart at the same time. One will always give way to the other. Listen to the legal foundation.

Second Timothy chapter 1 verse 7. For God hath not given us the spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. Notice that fear does not come from God.

Power comes from God. Love comes from God. A sound mind comes from God.

If fear did not come from your father, then you have no obligation to receive it. When anxious thoughts come, answer them with God's word. When dread tries to settle upon your mind, answer it with God's testimony.

When uncertainty speaks, let the word speak louder. Kenyon taught that the believer should never magnify fear. Instead, he should magnify the father's word until fear loses its influence.

Faith grows where the word is given first place. Now, declare today's confession. Anxiety and dread have no scriptural authority over my mind.

I operate in absolute power, divine love, and total mental stability. Again, anxiety and dread have no scriptural authority over my mind. I operate in absolute power, divine love, and total mental stability.

As you finish this confession each morning, refuse to rehearse fearful thoughts throughout the day. Return to what you have spoken from God's word. Now, let us continue.

Day 10, breaking the mental ascent trap. One of E. W.

Kenyon's most important teachings was the difference between mental ascent and Bible faith. He explained that many believers agree that the Bible is true, yet they never act as though it is true. They admire the promises, but they stop short of making those promises the rule of their lives.

Listen to the legal foundation. James chapter 2, verse 17. Even so, faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone.

Mental ascent says, I know God can. Faith says, God has spoken, therefore I act. Mental ascent waits until circumstances change.

Faith acts because God's word has already spoken. Kenyon taught that acting upon the word is the proof that the heart has accepted it. Faith is never passive.

It responds to God's word with confidence. It refuses to postpone obedience until the physical senses agree. This 14-day journey is not simply about speaking confessions.

It is about allowing those confessions to shape your actions, your expectations, and your daily walk with God. Now declare today's confession. I do not merely agree that the word is true.

I act on it. My faith is a present tense action, not a passive future hope. Again, I do not merely agree that the word is true.

I act on it. My faith is a present tense action, not a passive future hope. Let every decision you make today reflect the confidence you have just confessed.

Now we continue. Day 11, absolute mastery over circumstances. Many people allow circumstances to determine their confession.

E. W. Kenyon taught the exact opposite.

The believer should let God's word determine his confession, and his confession should govern how he faces his circumstances. Listen to the legal foundation. Luke chapter 10 verse 19.

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. >> [snorts] >> Jesus did not merely promise sympathy. He gave authority.

Authority is exercised. Authority is spoken. Authority is acted upon.

Kenyon taught that the authority of Jesus' name belongs to the believer because it was delegated by the Lord himself. We do not exercise authority in our own merit. We exercise it because Jesus has authorized us to act in his name.

When opposition comes, remember that your confession is not an expression of self-confidence. It is confidence in the authority Christ has already given. Now speak today's confession.

I am an overcomer by blood and by decree. Circumstances do not rule me. I rule them through the legal authority of Jesus' name.

Again. I am an overcomer by blood and by decree. Circumstances do not rule me.

I rule them through the legal authority of Jesus' name. Carry that confidence into every circumstance you face today. Now let us continue.

Day 12, the shield of divine favor. The believer who understands redemption also understands that God's favor is not earned by human performance. It is enjoyed because of his relationship with the Father through Jesus Christ.

Listen to the legal foundation. Psalm 5 verse 12. For thou, Lord, will bless the righteous.

With favor will thou compass him as with a shield. Notice who is surrounded by favor. The righteous.

And through Christ, you have already confessed that you are the righteousness of God. Kenyon taught that righteousness gives the believer confidence before the Father. Because you have right standing with God, you can expect his guidance, his provision, and his care.

Favor is not something you struggle to deserve. It is one of the blessings enjoyed by those who stand in Christ. As you begin each morning, become conscious that the Father goes before you.

Trust him to direct your steps. Trust him to open the doors that align with his purpose. Trust him to give you wisdom in every decision.

Now, declare today's confession. The covenant favor of God surrounds me like an impenetrable fortress. Doors are opening for me that no man can shut.

Again. The covenant favor of God surrounds me like an impenetrable fortress. Doors are opening for me that no man can shut.

>> [snorts] >> If you have stayed with this journey to this point, do not allow your consistency to break now. These confessions are progressively building your consciousness of who you are in Christ. Return tomorrow with the same expectation you had on the first day.

By continually agreeing with God's word, you are establishing your heart upon truths that do not change. The final days will bring this journey to its intended conclusion where your confession becomes a continual testimony of the finished work of Christ. Day 13, immovable conviction.

By now, you have spent nearly 2 weeks speaking the word before you have spoken your feelings. That is not an empty exercise. E.

W. Kenyon taught that the word of God gains the mastery in a believer's life when it is given first place, when it is trusted above the testimony of the senses, and when it becomes the basis of every confession. The purpose has never been to repeat words mechanically.

The purpose has been to let God's word establish an immovable conviction in your spirit. Listen to the legal foundation. Romans 8:37.

Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. Notice that scripture does not say we will become conquerors after the battle is over. It says we are more than conquerors.

That is your present position in Christ. Kenyon continually reminded believers that God sees them through the finished work of his son. When your confession agrees with that finished work, your heart becomes established.

Circumstances may change from day to day, but your standing in Christ does not change. Feelings may rise and fall, but the Father's word remains the same. Do not measure your progress by what you feel.

Measure it by the certainty of God's word. The believer who knows who he is in Christ does not build his confidence upon emotions. He builds it upon the unchanging testimony of scripture.

Now, declare today's confession. My heart is fixed and my mind is anchored. The storm may rage, but the word has already declared my total triumph.

Again, my heart is fixed and my mind is anchored. The storm may rage, but the word has already declared my total triumph. Let that confession remain with you throughout the day.

Whenever your mind is tempted to drift toward doubt, return immediately to what you have confessed. Now, we come to the final day, day 14, the vital manifestation, testimony day. Today is not the end of your walk with God.

It is the completion of a deliberate 14-day discipline of giving God's word first place every morning. E. W.

Kenyon taught that faith is continually fed by the word and continually strengthened by confessing what God has said. As the word gains the mastery in a believer's life, it begins to govern his thinking, his speaking, and his daily conduct. That is why this journey has never been about repeating positive statements.

Every confession has been anchored in the written word of God. Listen to the legal foundation. Revelation 12:11.

And they overcame him by the blood of the lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they loved not their lives unto the death. Notice that their testimony agreed with what the blood of the lamb had accomplished. Their testimony did not create redemption.

Their testimony agreed with redemption. That is exactly what you have been doing every morning. You have agreed with your new creation.

You have agreed with walking by faith. You have agreed with educating the hidden man of the heart. You have agreed with guarding your confession.

You have agreed with your righteousness. You have agreed with Christ's finished work. You have agreed with the greater one within you.

You have agreed with your redemption. You have agreed with freedom from fear. You have agreed with acting on the word.

You have agreed with your authority in Christ. You have agreed with God's favor. You have agreed with your victory.

Now, your testimony continues to agree with everything God has spoken. Declare today's confession with confidence. 14 days of scriptural alignment have rewired my spiritual atmosphere.

The spiritual law is now a physical fact. My testimony is manifest. Again, 14 days of scriptural alignment have rewired my spiritual atmosphere.

The spiritual law is now a physical fact. My testimony is manifest. As you continue beyond these 14 days, let these scriptures remain before your eyes and upon your lips.

Continue giving the word first place. Continue allowing it to govern your thinking. Continue making your confession agree with heaven's testimony concerning you in Christ.

Now, after marking your daily commitment by returning to your original comment and replying with each day you completed, come back on the 15th day and share your testimony under that same comment. Let others see what the Lord has done as you consistently aligned your confession with his written word. If this teaching has strengthened your faith and established your heart in the realities of redemption, take a moment to like this video so more believers can discover these truths.

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Until our next lesson, continue giving God's word first place. Continue trusting it above every circumstance and continue making your confession agree with heaven's testimony. God's word has not changed and neither has your position in Christ.