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The Lord is doing something different on the earth today. There's a shift, a transition happening. He is pruning away the old things and saying, "Behold, I'm doing a new thing." I want to challenge our paradigms today.
Do you know what a paradigm is? It's a thought process, a belief system that we think is ours, but it's actually not. That's why the Lord says, "Be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Our minds are still in the old soul realm, but the Bible tells us we are spirit beings.
In John 3, there's a man called Nicodemus who comes to Jesus at night and asks, "What must I do to be born again? What must I do to be saved?" Jesus said, "You must be born again."
Jesus went on to say, "Unless you are born again, you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." I want to bring something into focus here. We read these verses and we think they're about salvation when we die, but I believe our salvation is for now. If Jesus says you cannot see the kingdom of heaven or enter the kingdom of heaven unless you're born again, doesn't that mean if you are born again, you can see and enter the kingdom of heaven?
"Unless you are born again, you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." — John 3
We need to start to shift the way that we think. Why am I saying this? Because I believe that in the atonement, healing and completeness are for all of us, for the whole world. But even in the church, we've let our thinking control us when it comes to our destiny and our hope. Our salvation is the complete healing of our bodies and the wholeness of ourselves.
The problem is this: we've been saved in our spirit man, but we forgot about the soul and we forgot about our flesh. That's where the problem lies. That's where the work needs to happen.
When Jesus said, "Be renewed by the renewal of your mind," the word "transform" is the same word used for "transfigure"—it's metamorphosis. The purpose of Jesus renewing your mind is to transfigure you into the image and likeness of Him.
That's a big thing. Do you think you can be like that? Is that your belief system? Or is your belief system just to come to church on Sunday and wait for death to become your salvation? Let me tell you: death is not your salvation. Your salvation is for now.
In John 6, Jesus fed the five thousand. He broke loaves of bread and they supernaturally multiplied. Then He said to His disciples:
"Do not labor for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to everlasting life, which the Son of Man will give you." — John 6
The people asked Him, "What shall we do that we may do the works of God?"
His reply was powerful: "The work of God is to believe."
That is where we have to start to reset the way we think. Faith believes God and sets our life with everything we do on that foundation of believing God. Without faith, it is impossible to please God.
The first thing we need to do is believe Him. Jesus said, "If you're born again, you can see. If you're born again, you can enter the kingdom of heaven."
Then Jesus said to them:
"I am the bread of life. He who comes to me shall never hunger. He who believes in me shall never thirst." — John 6
The people challenged Him, referencing how Moses gave them bread in the wilderness. But Jesus corrected them:
"Moses did not give you bread from heaven, but my Father gives you the true bread from heaven. For the bread of God is He who comes down from heaven and gives life to the world." — John 6
They said, "Lord, give us this bread always." And Jesus said:
"I am the bread of life." — John 6
Then He made a statement that shocked everyone. He said:
"I am the living bread which came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever. The bread that I shall give is my flesh, which I shall give for the life of the world." — John 6
The Jews quarreled, saying, "How can this man give us his flesh to eat?" That was a reasonable question—in the Old Testament, you weren't supposed to eat flesh. It was non-kosher.
But then Jesus said:
"Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in you." — John 6
This is not a religious ritual. This is essential for our lives. When you eat His flesh and drink His blood, you have His life in you. He gave His body and blood was poured out so that you may receive everything He wants to give you—everything you need for transformation and transfiguration.
The life is in the blood.
In the Old Testament, Israel went through the wilderness for forty years. At the end of that journey, there was no sickness among them. What did God give them to eat every day? Manna. Every day He gave them manna. It was a prophetic dispensation that revealed the true bread coming from heaven—Jesus Himself.
We don't take communion as a religious ritual. It's a necessity for our lives. I take communion every day—sometimes twice a day—because in His blood there is my life, and in His flesh is the DNA, the transformation that allows me to shift into the place where I'm called to be.
I am a supernatural being. As I deal with my soul-realm issues and I take communion by faith, the Lord starts to release and grow His DNA within me to reveal the image and the life of Christ. That's a process, but it's a process I step into by faith because that's what the Bible says.
"If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever." — John 6
That means we don't need to die. That's what it says: everlasting life.
When Mary was overshadowed by God, she was impregnated by God. It takes two seeds to come together to make life. And Mary blessed said, "May it be done unto me according to your word." The seed of God—His DNA—was supernaturally entered into us.
Read it. It's in the Bible: "The seed of God is in you." When you're born again, you have the DNA of God.
One of the biggest things we've done in our generations is separate science from God. He's the Creator. Science should prove God. I'm talking about true science—quantum physics is proving God. The things that are unseen are greater than the things that are seen. There are different dimensions that science is discovering. Things are happening when we're not looking at them, and that's proven in quantum physics. It's all in the Bible, but we're not stepping into these things and believing them.
The Lord's purpose for us is transformation. We cannot overcome sin by our will—it's by His power, by His blood, and our transformation and transfiguration. He has given us His body and His blood.
"Most assuredly, I say to you, whoever believes in me has everlasting life." — John 6
Do you believe that? How can we come to that place? I believe the Lord is bringing us into a time when this word will start to come to life.
The Lord says that there's a time for the sons of God to be revealed on the earth. All of creation, the whole universe, is awaiting the revelation of the sons of God—you. The Lord is releasing revelation on the earth today to bring you into sonship. It is about relationship with the Father.
We don't get it in five minutes because being a son is a journey. You start as a child and get to know Him, growing up so that you become like Him. And when you become like Him, you release His glory on the earth.
First John 3 says:
"As He is, so are we in this world." — 1 John 3
Look at the Book of Revelation and see how Jesus is described. He's a being of light, power, glory. And He says, "As I am, so are you."
The problem is that we've been looking at our sin and our rubbish, and we empower that within our lives. But if we look at the Word of God and see who we are, what He says about us, and what He's truly provided for us, that brings us into transformation and into living relationships.
"You are a new creation." — 2 Corinthians 5
You are supernatural. You are special. You are a kindness creation. You are sons of God. That resets your heart and your life from living under the law and trying to deal with sin, when the Lord showed me what He's given me to deal with sin—that set me free right away.
Every one of us has been called. We have His authority in us. We are complete in Him. It's time to seek the Lord, to go into a place of intimacy, to really know Him. He lives in us, so we go into Him and have that time of intimacy.
The Bible says:
"Those who know their God shall do exploits." — Daniel 11
Knowing Him is going into that place of intimacy and having that time with Him. We shouldn't wait for somebody else to do it. We shouldn't just rely on the pastor. We all have a calling. We all have a commission. Every single one of us is called to go into all the world and preach the gospel, heal the sick, raise the dead, cast out demons.
Matthew 10:7 says:
"As you go, preach, saying, 'The kingdom of heaven has come near. Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, cast out demons. Freely you have received, freely give.'" — Matthew 10
That's our permission to go and heal the sick, raise the dead. We're not supposed to wait and see if they come to church or wait for some special person. We're all special. The Holy Spirit lives in every single one of us. We can all lay hands on the sick and see them healed.
I wonder sometimes whether we decide who gets healed or whether we decide who gets to hear the gospel. We can go into Aldi's and lay hands on someone and see them healed. We can share the gospel anywhere. He says, "Go out into all the world." But sometimes we're so distracted with the things of the world that we don't actually share, or maybe we don't feel like it. Maybe we worry we'll look silly. Who cares? He said go.
We're made up of body, soul, and spirit. We are a spirit; we have a soul that lives in a body. And we're so often affected by our soul, our emotions, the things that control us. So we say, "Oh, I can't do that. I can't lay hands on them now because I might look silly." That's our soul ruling us. We're so concerned about what we look like and what other people think of us that we don't go and do the things that God has called us to do.
We live under a Greek mindset, which is sequential—we start, then we have an end. But the Hebrews think in a circular pattern: "As it was in the beginning, so it shall be." The purpose of God's Redemption is to bring us back to His first purpose for the earth—for His sons and daughters to redeem and replenish and bring everything He has in heaven unto the earth, to bring all things back to what the enemy and the fall corrupted and perverted.
That is our job. We are creatures of light, sons of God with a purpose on the earth.
I'm saying this today because I feel the Lord wants to break a mindset within you. You have the power. The Holy Spirit lives in you. You can't ask for more of Him. He doesn't come in little packages. The work of God is to believe God.
The Lord says, "Healing, you have healing under My covenant. I have healed you." When I started this journey fifteen, sixteen years ago, I said, "I'm going to believe You." I have not been to the doctor since. Really, I have not. Have I been attacked and tried to be put on medications? Yes. But I took authority over it, believing in Isaiah 53:
"By His stripes I am healed." — Isaiah 53
I was healed then, so I'm healed now, and I'm healed in the future. That is my stance. Because my God has provided amazing salvation. Death is not my salvation. It is not. But He's asked us to believe, and it's a journey of pushing through.
We want instant results, don't we? But when you're born as a child, everything you're going to be is in your DNA, but you don't have it all right then. There's a growing up into it. The journey is with the Holy Spirit, who comes as our teacher to lead us into Christ, to grow up into Him, to become like your Father in heaven.
That's who you're called to be like. But your call is to be like Him on the earth. What's the point when you die? The Lord wants to reveal Himself in you now.
Communion—taking the body and blood of Jesus—is what He has given us. He says:
"Unless you eat of this and drink with it, you have no life." — John 6
My posture on this is: I read the Word, I look at myself, and if I don't reflect that Word, there's something wrong with me, not God. The Word is absolutely true. So I have to say, "Lord, what is it? What do I have? How do I shift so that I come into a belief system that starts to change and transform my life?"
The Lord's family showed me that I'm a son. I know I can enter into heavenly places. Don't believe me? Hebrews 10:19 says:
"I've made a new and living way through the veil which has been destroyed." — Hebrews 10
When you say "I want to see You," He's saying, "Come up and see Me." Then you can enter in. Jesus said the kingdom of heaven is at hand—it's here, it's close. Quantum physics is actually proving the words of Jesus. There are dimensions here that we can enter into. First, we do it by faith.
The righteous shall live by faith. Faith is believing what we don't see. The minute we see it, we don't need faith. And the Bible says it's impossible to please God without faith.
Don't throw this away. Ultimately, when you come to meet the Lord, all this will be explained. It won't be magic. We live in a fallen world without the revelation of light and truth. It's time we shifted into the place we're called to—into the light, into the revelation. As it is in heaven, let it be on the earth.
I believe that as you take communion, as you step into that arena, you will be able to go out into the streets. You will be able to lay hands on the sick. You will be able to drive out demons and share the gospel, because you have the revelation in you—not because of a man standing at the front, but because you are called.
We're going to take the body and blood of Jesus today. Wherever you are in health and sickness, declare over yourself, "By His stripes I am healed." That is your inheritance. That is what the Lord died on the cross for. By His stripes, you were not ill two thousand years ago, and we received that today. So it's time for you to step into that destiny.
Believe it, and you will be able to go out into the streets. You will have the revelation in you. We're all called to lay hands on the sick, raise the dead, drive out demons, and share the gospel. Freely you have received; freely give.
That's why I'm bringing this to you today.
The Lord is doing something different on the earth today. There's a shift, a transition happening. He is pruning away the old things and saying, "Behold, I'm doing a new thing." I want to challenge our paradigms today.
Do you know what a paradigm is? It's a thought process, a belief system that we think is ours, but it's actually not. That's why the Lord says, "Be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Our minds are still in the old soul realm, but the Bible tells us we are spirit beings.
In John 3, there's a man called Nicodemus who comes to Jesus at night and asks, "What must I do to be born again? What must I do to be saved?" Jesus said, "You must be born again."
Jesus went on to say, "Unless you are born again, you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." I want to bring something into focus here. We read these verses and we think they're about salvation when we die, but I believe our salvation is for now. If Jesus says you cannot see the kingdom of heaven or enter the kingdom of heaven unless you're born again, doesn't that mean if you are born again, you can see and enter the kingdom of heaven?
"Unless you are born again, you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." — John 3
We need to start to shift the way that we think. Why am I saying this? Because I believe that in the atonement, healing and completeness are for all of us, for the whole world. But even in the church, we've let our thinking control us when it comes to our destiny and our hope. Our salvation is the complete healing of our bodies and the wholeness of ourselves.
The problem is this: we've been saved in our spirit man, but we forgot about the soul and we forgot about our flesh. That's where the problem lies. That's where the work needs to happen.
When Jesus said, "Be renewed by the renewal of your mind," the word "transform" is the same word used for "transfigure"—it's metamorphosis. The purpose of Jesus renewing your mind is to transfigure you into the image and likeness of Him.
That's a big thing. Do you think you can be like that? Is that your belief system? Or is your belief system just to come to church on Sunday and wait for death to become your salvation? Let me tell you: death is not your salvation. Your salvation is for now.
In John 6, Jesus fed the five thousand. He broke loaves of bread and they supernaturally multiplied. Then He said to His disciples:
"Do not labor for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to everlasting life, which the Son of Man will give you." — John 6
The people asked Him, "What shall we do that we may do the works of God?"
His reply was powerful: "The work of God is to believe."
That is where we have to start to reset the way we think. Faith believes God and sets our life with everything we do on that foundation of believing God. Without faith, it is impossible to please God.
The first thing we need to do is believe Him. Jesus said, "If you're born again, you can see. If you're born again, you can enter the kingdom of heaven."
Then Jesus said to them:
"I am the bread of life. He who comes to me shall never hunger. He who believes in me shall never thirst." — John 6
The people challenged Him, referencing how Moses gave them bread in the wilderness. But Jesus corrected them:
"Moses did not give you bread from heaven, but my Father gives you the true bread from heaven. For the bread of God is He who comes down from heaven and gives life to the world." — John 6
They said, "Lord, give us this bread always." And Jesus said:
"I am the bread of life." — John 6
Then He made a statement that shocked everyone. He said:
"I am the living bread which came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever. The bread that I shall give is my flesh, which I shall give for the life of the world." — John 6
The Jews quarreled, saying, "How can this man give us his flesh to eat?" That was a reasonable question—in the Old Testament, you weren't supposed to eat flesh. It was non-kosher.
But then Jesus said:
"Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in you." — John 6
This is not a religious ritual. This is essential for our lives. When you eat His flesh and drink His blood, you have His life in you. He gave His body and blood was poured out so that you may receive everything He wants to give you—everything you need for transformation and transfiguration.
The life is in the blood.
In the Old Testament, Israel went through the wilderness for forty years. At the end of that journey, there was no sickness among them. What did God give them to eat every day? Manna. Every day He gave them manna. It was a prophetic dispensation that revealed the true bread coming from heaven—Jesus Himself.
We don't take communion as a religious ritual. It's a necessity for our lives. I take communion every day—sometimes twice a day—because in His blood there is my life, and in His flesh is the DNA, the transformation that allows me to shift into the place where I'm called to be.
I am a supernatural being. As I deal with my soul-realm issues and I take communion by faith, the Lord starts to release and grow His DNA within me to reveal the image and the life of Christ. That's a process, but it's a process I step into by faith because that's what the Bible says.
"If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever." — John 6
That means we don't need to die. That's what it says: everlasting life.
When Mary was overshadowed by God, she was impregnated by God. It takes two seeds to come together to make life. And Mary blessed said, "May it be done unto me according to your word." The seed of God—His DNA—was supernaturally entered into us.
Read it. It's in the Bible: "The seed of God is in you." When you're born again, you have the DNA of God.
One of the biggest things we've done in our generations is separate science from God. He's the Creator. Science should prove God. I'm talking about true science—quantum physics is proving God. The things that are unseen are greater than the things that are seen. There are different dimensions that science is discovering. Things are happening when we're not looking at them, and that's proven in quantum physics. It's all in the Bible, but we're not stepping into these things and believing them.
The Lord's purpose for us is transformation. We cannot overcome sin by our will—it's by His power, by His blood, and our transformation and transfiguration. He has given us His body and His blood.
"Most assuredly, I say to you, whoever believes in me has everlasting life." — John 6
Do you believe that? How can we come to that place? I believe the Lord is bringing us into a time when this word will start to come to life.
The Lord says that there's a time for the sons of God to be revealed on the earth. All of creation, the whole universe, is awaiting the revelation of the sons of God—you. The Lord is releasing revelation on the earth today to bring you into sonship. It is about relationship with the Father.
We don't get it in five minutes because being a son is a journey. You start as a child and get to know Him, growing up so that you become like Him. And when you become like Him, you release His glory on the earth.
First John 3 says:
"As He is, so are we in this world." — 1 John 3
Look at the Book of Revelation and see how Jesus is described. He's a being of light, power, glory. And He says, "As I am, so are you."
The problem is that we've been looking at our sin and our rubbish, and we empower that within our lives. But if we look at the Word of God and see who we are, what He says about us, and what He's truly provided for us, that brings us into transformation and into living relationships.
"You are a new creation." — 2 Corinthians 5
You are supernatural. You are special. You are a kindness creation. You are sons of God. That resets your heart and your life from living under the law and trying to deal with sin, when the Lord showed me what He's given me to deal with sin—that set me free right away.
Every one of us has been called. We have His authority in us. We are complete in Him. It's time to seek the Lord, to go into a place of intimacy, to really know Him. He lives in us, so we go into Him and have that time of intimacy.
The Bible says:
"Those who know their God shall do exploits." — Daniel 11
Knowing Him is going into that place of intimacy and having that time with Him. We shouldn't wait for somebody else to do it. We shouldn't just rely on the pastor. We all have a calling. We all have a commission. Every single one of us is called to go into all the world and preach the gospel, heal the sick, raise the dead, cast out demons.
Matthew 10:7 says:
"As you go, preach, saying, 'The kingdom of heaven has come near. Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, cast out demons. Freely you have received, freely give.'" — Matthew 10
That's our permission to go and heal the sick, raise the dead. We're not supposed to wait and see if they come to church or wait for some special person. We're all special. The Holy Spirit lives in every single one of us. We can all lay hands on the sick and see them healed.
I wonder sometimes whether we decide who gets healed or whether we decide who gets to hear the gospel. We can go into Aldi's and lay hands on someone and see them healed. We can share the gospel anywhere. He says, "Go out into all the world." But sometimes we're so distracted with the things of the world that we don't actually share, or maybe we don't feel like it. Maybe we worry we'll look silly. Who cares? He said go.
We're made up of body, soul, and spirit. We are a spirit; we have a soul that lives in a body. And we're so often affected by our soul, our emotions, the things that control us. So we say, "Oh, I can't do that. I can't lay hands on them now because I might look silly." That's our soul ruling us. We're so concerned about what we look like and what other people think of us that we don't go and do the things that God has called us to do.
We live under a Greek mindset, which is sequential—we start, then we have an end. But the Hebrews think in a circular pattern: "As it was in the beginning, so it shall be." The purpose of God's Redemption is to bring us back to His first purpose for the earth—for His sons and daughters to redeem and replenish and bring everything He has in heaven unto the earth, to bring all things back to what the enemy and the fall corrupted and perverted.
That is our job. We are creatures of light, sons of God with a purpose on the earth.
I'm saying this today because I feel the Lord wants to break a mindset within you. You have the power. The Holy Spirit lives in you. You can't ask for more of Him. He doesn't come in little packages. The work of God is to believe God.
The Lord says, "Healing, you have healing under My covenant. I have healed you." When I started this journey fifteen, sixteen years ago, I said, "I'm going to believe You." I have not been to the doctor since. Really, I have not. Have I been attacked and tried to be put on medications? Yes. But I took authority over it, believing in Isaiah 53:
"By His stripes I am healed." — Isaiah 53
I was healed then, so I'm healed now, and I'm healed in the future. That is my stance. Because my God has provided amazing salvation. Death is not my salvation. It is not. But He's asked us to believe, and it's a journey of pushing through.
We want instant results, don't we? But when you're born as a child, everything you're going to be is in your DNA, but you don't have it all right then. There's a growing up into it. The journey is with the Holy Spirit, who comes as our teacher to lead us into Christ, to grow up into Him, to become like your Father in heaven.
That's who you're called to be like. But your call is to be like Him on the earth. What's the point when you die? The Lord wants to reveal Himself in you now.
Communion—taking the body and blood of Jesus—is what He has given us. He says:
"Unless you eat of this and drink with it, you have no life." — John 6
My posture on this is: I read the Word, I look at myself, and if I don't reflect that Word, there's something wrong with me, not God. The Word is absolutely true. So I have to say, "Lord, what is it? What do I have? How do I shift so that I come into a belief system that starts to change and transform my life?"
The Lord's family showed me that I'm a son. I know I can enter into heavenly places. Don't believe me? Hebrews 10:19 says:
"I've made a new and living way through the veil which has been destroyed." — Hebrews 10
When you say "I want to see You," He's saying, "Come up and see Me." Then you can enter in. Jesus said the kingdom of heaven is at hand—it's here, it's close. Quantum physics is actually proving the words of Jesus. There are dimensions here that we can enter into. First, we do it by faith.
The righteous shall live by faith. Faith is believing what we don't see. The minute we see it, we don't need faith. And the Bible says it's impossible to please God without faith.
Don't throw this away. Ultimately, when you come to meet the Lord, all this will be explained. It won't be magic. We live in a fallen world without the revelation of light and truth. It's time we shifted into the place we're called to—into the light, into the revelation. As it is in heaven, let it be on the earth.
I believe that as you take communion, as you step into that arena, you will be able to go out into the streets. You will be able to lay hands on the sick. You will be able to drive out demons and share the gospel, because you have the revelation in you—not because of a man standing at the front, but because you are called.
We're going to take the body and blood of Jesus today. Wherever you are in health and sickness, declare over yourself, "By His stripes I am healed." That is your inheritance. That is what the Lord died on the cross for. By His stripes, you were not ill two thousand years ago, and we received that today. So it's time for you to step into that destiny.
Believe it, and you will be able to go out into the streets. You will have the revelation in you. We're all called to lay hands on the sick, raise the dead, drive out demons, and share the gospel. Freely you have received; freely give.
That's why I'm bringing this to you today.
