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Elohim made man and woman in His image and like Him, when we speak, our words create. Speak His Words and you will receive what He creates as He speaks.  Creative power is released by our words and it increases supernaturally when we speak what God has said in the written Word or as rhema. Decree this promise aloud in faith for the next seven days as often as possible and ask for confirmation that it's been activated in your life. Continue to decree it until it's confirmed.   We all receive prophetic promises but don't always know how to take hold of them. In this video I share one of my strategies for guaranteed manifestation.  3.22.16 Dream: I was in a bathroom and saw there were keys in the bottom of the bathtub. I left and returned to darkness/no light on. The tub began to fill with water and I had understanding that I needed to pick up the key that was on the left side (away from the drain). As it filled I couldn't see the key any longer, but I knew if I clapped I could locate it. I clapped and the area where the key was begin to vibrate and it lit up, so I reached in and grabbed it. **Understanding about this dream flowed as I was writing it out. The bathroom is a place of cleansing and deliverance. The tub soaks, covers, cleanses and immerses a body (this applies to individuals and The Body at large) - this is The Word and Holy Spirit. Keys represent access, authority and strategies. Meaning: In times of darkness - even in situations you've previously been able to see in but have turned - strategies for overcoming are available. Specifically the strategy of worship - clapping is worship and warfare. Everything responds to sound - God made the universe that way; voice activated. My sound (clapping) was a decree that caused light to shine on my ways (Job 22:28). Bottom Line: Worship and warfare produce keys or strategies for victory. Register for Dream Interpretation 2: Developing the Gift by April 18, 2016. Beginning April 26, 2016 download it at SupernaturalYouBooks.info. |
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