11/09/2026
https://youtu.be/eK5b3VnlZ3A?is=W-LXgl9t4SjyBiyh
During our recent service, we were blessed with a powerful message Healing, Deliverance and Communion 4.0, reminding us that as believers, we have been given authority in Christ to stand against the works of the enemy.
From Ephesians 6, we were reminded that we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces. God has given us His armour, His Word, faith, prayer and the authority of the name of Jesus to stand firm and overcome.
We learned that demons are spiritual beings that seek to influence, oppress, torment and hinder people. However, the believer belongs to the Lord and has been bought with the blood of Jesus. We must therefore understand our authority and refuse to give the enemy access to our lives.
The message encouraged us to:
- Understand our authority in Christ.
- Stand firmly on the Word of God.
- Be careful not to open doors to the enemy.
- Take authority over oppression, obsession and demonic influence.
- Use the name of Jesus with faith and understanding.
- Refuse to allow fear, addiction, deception or affliction to dominate our lives.
- Develop a strong and effective prayer life.
We were reminded through the story of the centurion that authority works through understanding and faith. Jesus said, “Go your way; and as you have believed, so let it be done for you.” We do not stand in our own strength; we stand in the authority of Jesus, whose name is above every name.
The message also brought us to the Table of the Lord, where we declared our season of recovery. As we partake of the bread and the blood of the covenant, we are reminded of Christ's finished work and our confidence in His power to set us free and restore what has been lost.
At the name of Jesus every knee must bow. Whatever the enemy has used to torment, oppress or hinder you must come under the authority of Jesus.
Our prayer is that God will open your understanding to the authority you have in Christ, strengthen your faith, deliver you from every form of oppression, and bring restoration and recovery into every area of your life, in Jesus' name. Amen.
We encourage you to watch the full service and be blessed by this powerful message.
We look forward to worshipping with you next Sunday.
With love and prayers,
Great Salvation Church