SUNDAY GOSPEL: Prophesying Apostolic Prayers

Pastor Robb
Hello everyone, and good morning to you! Today is Sunday, and I am Pastor Rob Goodman. I’m from Zion Freedom Fellowship here in Maryland, in the good old United States of America. Greetings to every one of you.

I hope that this beautiful Sunday morning finds you well no matter where you are or what you might be doing. I pray that God would bless you no matter where you are in the world. God is so good, isn’t He? His mighty power He will proclaim.

Today, I’m going to share another message with you. Last week, I spoke on the topic of living and moving in the prophetic, and I’m going to continue that same course this week. The Lord has been dealing with me a lot about the prophetic realm and is showing me that I need to continue to teach on this for a time and a season.

So, may the Lord have His way. May He bless you, and may He ordain you to go and bring forth great fruit.

You know, the Enemy wants to stop us. He hates us; he can’t stand us. He knows we’re called the righteousness of God, and he’s constantly trying to cast down that righteousness and make us feel terrible, looking at ourselves in a terrible way. But Father, we know what Your Word says about us, and we’re going to see through the eye and the lens of the Spirit. We’re going to call those things that be not as though they were.

So, Lord, as we continue this message today, I ask Your blessing. Let Your power and Your authority rest upon me as I speak this Word of Truth. Your Word is truth. Sanctify them by Your truth. Your Word is truth, Jesus said.

I ask You right now, Heavenly Father, Holy Spirit, and Lord Jesus Christ, to be honored, glorified, and lifted high through this message today. Let Your name be honored and glorified in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen and amen.

Well, praise be to God.

All right, let me get to my notes here.

The title of today’s message is "Looking into the Prophetic Realm."

How do we look into the prophetic realm? How do we have the ability to see beyond the veil of the flesh and to gaze and see things the way God actually sees them?

The answer is found in the Word of God. As we ask the Lord for wisdom to proclaim this message, He will bring it forth to you.

I want you to say this prayer with me right now:
“Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, help me to see through the eye of the Spirit and the prophetic lens how You see things. Because, Lord, You are outside the realm of time. You know the end from the beginning. You know everything that’s going to happen in this world before it happens because You are all-seeing, all-knowing, and the omnipotent, almighty God. You are the beginning and the end. Amen.”

Lord, I ask You to bless Your people. Open up their ears to hear the Word of God today and bring them into the fullness of manifested revelation knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ and who You want them to be as Your servants. Thank You, Lord.

In the mighty name of Jesus, may you be blessed as you listen to this message today.

Looking into the Prophetic Realm

Let’s once again look at Romans Chapter 4. I’m going to start with verse 16 today. You can read the entire chapter if you’d like, but I’ll begin at verse 16:

“Therefore, it is of faith that it might be according to grace.”

Isn’t that really cool? Everything you and I have and possess is by the grace of God.

We’re not worthy of all the wonderful things God has given to us through His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. We’re not worthy. But you know what? He made us worthy by the blood Jesus shed on the cross of Calvary. Every drop that came out of His body fell on the earth, and God has redeemed the curse of this earth through the blood of Jesus Christ.

Yes, we speak the blood in the name of Jesus! I speak the blood in the name of Jesus over all Your people, Father.

Lord, sanctify them by Your truth. Your Word is truth.

Pastor Robb (continued):

And Lord, we proclaim the victory of the Lord Jesus Christ. We proclaim that You are the victorious, everlasting God and that Your power shall never fail.

Lord, You are the mighty one who saves. You are the mighty one who delivers. You are the mighty one who brings to pass any vision You’ve given to Your people regarding the future and the promises You’ve made.

Lord, Your Word is truth. Sanctify and set Your people apart according to the truth that You’re speaking through this message today.

So, as it says, “Therefore, it is of faith that it might be according to grace, so that the promise might be made sure to all the seed.”

Now, we are the seed of Abraham—amen? Through the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, we’ve been grafted into the vine of Israel. Jesus said, “I am the vine; you are the branches. Unless the branch is connected to the vine, it will not bring forth or bear any fruit.”

The Lord wants to bring forth fruit in your life by the power and authority of His spoken and written Word.

When you speak the Word of God, it becomes alive. The written Word is life—the logos is life—but the rhema brings revelation and fullness of life because you begin to understand who you are in Christ and what God has called you to be and do.

Faith and Grace:
“So that the promise might be sure to all the seed, not only to those who are of the law but also to those who are of the faith of Abraham, who is the father of us all.”

Wow. Abraham is the father of the Jews, and now he’s the father of the Gentiles because we have faith in Christ. Praise be to God.

As it is written, “I have made you a father of many nations.”

He’s speaking about Abraham here. In the presence of Him whom he believed, Abraham believed what God said to him. He was obedient and carried out what God spoke to him.

Back in those days, Abraham came from Ur of the Chaldees. That’s where his father, parents, and grandparents lived, and they were all idol worshippers. Yet, the living God revealed Himself to Abraham, called him, and told him to leave Ur of the Chaldees.

Abraham took Sarah, his wife, and left as God commanded, saying, “Go to a land that I will show you.”

The Promises of God:
This is the promise of God—the entire Jewish race today came from one man, Abraham, and the promised seed, Isaac.

Man, that’s powerful!

God said to Abraham, “You’ll no longer be called Abram but Abraham, the father of many nations.”

God gives life to the dead and calls those things which do not exist as though they did.

When God speaks something to you, it doesn’t matter how impossible it seems. If God said it, it will come to pass.

Abraham believed God despite impossible circumstances. Though he and Sarah were old, God fulfilled His promise because He speaks life to the dead and calls things that are not as though they are.

Prophecy and Speaking Life:
We must prophesy into our circumstances. Speak God’s favor, blessing, and promises over your life. Though things may look opposite to what God desires, declare His Word in faith.

Jesus became a curse for us so that we could be free from the curse of the law. Deuteronomy 28 declares blessings over our baskets, storehouses, and everything we own when we live under God’s covenant.

Faith in Action:
Tithing isn’t just a law—it’s a principle of multiplication. God honors our faith when we give. He is not concerned about fulfilling His Word because His Word always comes to pass. The angels know this and serve Him joyfully.

Abraham didn’t waver in unbelief. Instead, he was strengthened in faith, giving glory to God and being fully convinced that what God promised, He was able to perform.

Therefore, it was accounted to him for righteousness.

This righteousness is also imputed to us who believe in Jesus Christ, who was delivered up for our offenses and raised for our justification.

The Spirit Realm and the Natural Realm:
Remember, the spirit realm dictates what happens in the natural realm. Everything exists because of what God spoke.

Ask the Lord to give you spiritual eyes to see and to step into the realm of the prophetic. Speak and declare His promises over your life.

A Closing Word:
If you don’t know Jesus, pray this:

“Lord God, I believe in my heart that You sent Your Son, Jesus, born of the Virgin Mary, who lived a sinless life and died for my sins. Forgive me and come into my heart. Make me a child of God. I receive You as my Lord and Savior. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

If you prayed that prayer, you’ve been born again. Your name is now written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.

God bless you all. I love you. Until next week, take care. Bye-bye.