Faith Unlocked

  Here are declarations based on the scriptures, focusing on breaking the power of old covenants of sin and affirming the freedom and authority believers have in Christ through the New Covenant: Jeremiah 31:31-34 “Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah… For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.” Declaration: “I declare that through the New Covenant in Christ, every old covenant of sin and iniquity is broken over my life. The Lord has forgiven my sins and remembers them no more. His law is written on my heart, and I walk in His truth and freedom.” Luke 22:20 “And likewise the cup after they had eaten, saying, ‘This cup that is poured out for you is the new covenant in my blood.’” Declaration: “By the blood of Jesus Christ, I declare that I am no longer bound by the law of sin and death. The blood of the New Covenant covers me, redeems me, and sets me free. The...

Heavenly Father, I stand in awe of Your greatness, and today I boldly declare that Your glory is alive and active in my life. I am made in Your image, fashioned by Your hands, and called by Your name. You have crowned me with glory and honor, as Your Word declares: “What is man that You are mindful of him, and the son of man that You visit him? For You have made him a little lower than the angels, and You have crowned him with glory and honor.” (Psalm 8:4-5) Lord, Your Spirit dwells within me, a living testament to Your power and presence. My body is Your temple, and because You live in me, I carry Your light and glory wherever I go. “Do you not know that you are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit dwells in you?” (1 Corinthians 3:16). Therefore, I shine brightly, reflecting Your goodness and mercy to the world around me. I declare that my life is not ordinary, but extraordinary, because You have set me apart for Your purpose. I am a city on a hill that cannot be hidden. Your Word says,...

  O Sovereign King of Kings, the One who reigns over all creation, I bow before You with a heart overflowing with gratitude. You, Lord, have chosen me, called me by name, and crowned me with glory and honor. You have lifted me from the dust and seated me among princes (Psalm 113:7-8). Who am I, that You, the Creator of heaven and earth, would bestow such favor upon me? You have worked wonders in my life, O Lord. Your love is not just a sentiment—it is power in motion, a force that transforms and elevates. “For You, O Lord, are a shield around me; my glory, and the One who lifts my head high” (Psalm 3:3). You have lifted me up, not merely for my sake, but to reflect Your divine majesty. You made me a king, yet I am fully aware that I rule only by Your grace and for Your glory. Every success, every victory, every moment of greatness in my life is evidence of Your workmanship. “For it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill His good purpose” (Philippians 2:13). ...

Oh Lord, how majestic is Your name in all the earth! When I pause to consider the works of Your hands, my heart is overwhelmed with wonder. You spoke, and galaxies were birthed; You commanded, and the stars flung themselves into their places, burning brightly to declare Your infinite glory. “The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims His handiwork.” (Psalm 19:1). Who am I, Lord, to behold such beauty, to gaze upon the canvas of Your creation and call You my God? Your glory is uncontainable, like the roaring of mighty oceans, surging with power and grace. The mountains rise and bow before You; the valleys echo with the whispers of Your greatness. Even the winds carry Your name, and the trees clap their hands in praise. “Let the rivers clap their hands; let the mountains sing together for joy.” (Psalm 98:8). Who can stand in the presence of Your splendor and not be moved to worship? You are the King of kings, clothed in majesty and light, dwelling in unapproachable...

Oh Lord, my God, how majestic You are! When I lift my eyes to behold You, I see a King whose glory is uncontainable, whose beauty is beyond description, and whose power shakes the very foundations of the earth. You sit enthroned above the heavens, clothed in splendor and majesty, wrapped in light as with a garment (Psalm 104:1-2). Your throne, O God, is a throne of fire. Flames of holiness dance around You, radiating light that pierces the darkest places. The ground beneath Your feet glows like molten glass, alive with the power of Your presence. Around You is a sea of crystal, shimmering with colors no human eye can fully grasp (Revelation 4:3, 6). Lightning flashes from Your throne, and thunder declares Your voice, mighty and unshakable (Revelation 4:5). You are the God of the whirlwind, who rides on the wings of the wind (Psalm 18:10). The skies themselves are Your canopy, stretched out by Your hand, and the stars bow before You, each one burning with the light of Your command. With...

Oh God, my heart bows low before You, overwhelmed by the weight of Your glory. How can I begin to express what You mean to me? You are the infinite One, the holy fire that cannot be quenched, the beauty that outshines the heavens. You are my Creator, my Savior, my King—and yet, You call me friend. You stoop low to lift me high, and I am undone. Lord, You are the One who stretched out the heavens like a curtain, who painted the galaxies with a flick of Your hand. “He counts the stars and calls them all by name. How great is our Lord! His power is absolute! His understanding is beyond comprehension” (Psalm 147:4-5). The skies are Your canvas, the clouds Your chariot, and the roaring seas sing Your praises. What is man, Lord, that You are mindful of him? Yet, You crown me with glory and honor (Psalm 8:4-5). How can I ever repay such love? A God of Unparalleled Majesty I think of Isaiah’s vision, Lord, and my heart trembles. He saw You high and lifted up, seated on a throne, and the train ...

  Introduction: Why Covenants Matter for Believers Many Christians live under patterns of suffering or blessing without realising the spiritual covenants that might be influencing their lives. A covenant is a binding agreement, and in the spiritual realm, it has far-reaching consequences. The Bible shows us that covenants, whether made by us or our ancestors, can impact our lives. But here’s the good news: the blood of Jesus has the power to break every covenant that is not of God and replace it with a better covenant. Hebrews 8:6 declares, “But in fact the ministry Jesus has received is as superior to theirs as the covenant of which he is mediator is superior to the old one, since the new covenant is established on better promises.” Let’s explore how this applies to your life. 1. Covenants in the Old Testament: Blessings and Consequences The Old Testament is filled with examples of covenants that shaped the lives of individuals and nations. Some brought blessings, while others le...

Introduction: Supernatural Living Isn’t Fiction—It’s Your Birthright Life as a Christian is not meant to be mundane or ordinary. The Bible is filled with accounts of supernatural feats—walking on water, teleportation, heavenly visions—that weren’t just for Jesus, His disciples, or the prophets of old. These acts are demonstrations of the limitless power God has given to His children through the Holy Spirit. Believer, it’s time to shift your thinking and embrace the reality that you, too, are called to walk in this supernatural power. 1. Walking on Water: Trust Over Fear When Peter walked on water (Matthew 14:29), he wasn’t displaying some abstract divine ability—he was responding to Jesus’ invitation to step into the miraculous. The key was trust. The moment Peter doubted, he began to sink. How This Applies Today : Believers can metaphorically and literally walk over “impossible” situations by keeping their focus on Jesus. This isn’t just a story; it’s a blueprint for living above fear...

Waiting on God can sometimes feel like walking through a long, winding valley. As time stretches, weariness can creep in, and the enemy uses every opportunity to plant lies in your mind—whispers that God has forgotten you or that His promises won’t come to pass. But believer, take heart! The Word of God is your lifeline, your weapon, and your guide. Through meditating on Scripture, you can draw closer to Jesus, overcome weariness, and silence the enemy’s lies. 1. Meditating on God’s Word: A Lifeline for the Weary When weariness sets in, it’s easy to feel isolated or distant from Jesus. But in those moments, God’s Word becomes a source of renewal. Psalm 119:28 says, “My soul is weary with sorrow; strengthen me according to your word.” Meditation isn’t just for the spiritually elite—it’s for every believer, especially in difficult times. To meditate is to linger with God’s Word, allowing it to penetrate your heart and mind. It’s not about rushing through Scripture but letting a single v...

  Waiting on God can be one of the most trying experiences for believers. It’s not because God isn’t faithful—He always is. The challenge lies in the way time tests our faith, often tempting us to doubt whether He is truly at work. Add to this the voices of the world—friends, family, and even our own thoughts—that may contradict what we know to be true in God’s Word, and the wait can become a battlefield for the soul. But take heart, dear believer. You are not alone in this struggle, and God has already equipped you to triumph. Here are ways to stand strong in faith, silence the noise of the world, and keep your eyes fixed on Jesus as you wait for His promises to manifest. 1. Recognise the Enemy’s Tactics: Time as a Weapon of Doubt The enemy often uses the passage of time to plant seeds of doubt. When God’s promises seem delayed, anxiety and uncertainty can creep in. Psalm 54:4 reminds us, “Surely God is my help; the Lord is the one who sustains me.” Cling to this truth: God is su...

  Love. It’s the heart of the Christian faith, and yet, for many of us, it’s one of the hardest things to practice—especially when the people we’re called to love keep hurting us. We know that love is central to who we are as believers, but let’s be honest: loving those who hurt us, especially when they don’t admit their wrongs, can feel impossible. Sometimes, we want to lash out, hurt others with our words or actions, or even withdraw altogether. But what if our love—real, Christ-like love—wasn’t just a feeling, but something much deeper? What if it was a measure of how well we understand the love that God has for us? The Definition of Love: A Reflection of Ourselves In 1 Corinthians 13, we find one of the most beautiful and challenging definitions of love. It says that love is patient, kind, and doesn’t keep a record of wrongs. It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, and endures all things. But what if we replaced the word “love” in that chapter with our own n...

Have you ever woken up and wondered, “Who am I really?” Or maybe you’ve looked in the mirror and felt like you don’t measure up to the expectations of others—or even your own. It’s easy to identify ourselves by what we have or don’t have, by the labels the world gives us, or by our mistakes. But what if your true identity was already defined? What if God had a completely different, more beautiful definition of who you are? God Has Already Defined Your Identity In a world filled with noise and comparison, it’s easy to lose sight of who we are. But God has spoken over your life an identity that is unshakable and full of purpose. Here’s what He says about you: 1. You are God’s Child John 1:12 says, "But to all who did receive Him, who believed in His name, He gave the right to become children of God." God’s love for you isn’t conditional. You are His child, and nothing can change that. Not your failures, not your mistakes, not your struggles. Just pause and think about that for...