21/05/2026
THE POWER OF THE WOMB: AUTHORITY OF A WOMAN
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Part 3
“Master, where will You come from?” It wasn’t Mary who left them in the upper room. She went to the tomb of Christ and said, “Where is my Master? Where did you take Him?” I’m talking about a mother who says, “Where is my son? I didn’t give birth to a ju**ie. I didn’t give birth to a drunkard. Where is my child?” I’m talking about a womb carrier who isn’t afraid that there are soldiers outside, who doesn’t care what people are saying about her. She says, “Where is my Master?” Even after she saw that the stone was rolled away, she didn’t get cold feet. She entered the tomb and said, “Where is my God?”
Where are the women in Kestell who will stand, whether it’s cold or hot, and say, “We won’t allow our children to use drugs. We won’t allow our children to take other people’s husbands. We won’t allow our children to smoke or drink”? We are the children God gives us, and a woman is a risk-taker. I’m talking about a womb carrier—don’t look down on yourself. There is anointing in the womb.
When I read Jeremiah 1:5, He says, “I knew you before I formed you in your mother’s womb. I anointed you a prophet.” That means a womb is carrying anointing. Kings come from that womb. I’m talking about Sarah, the one who was barren, but God said to her, “By this time next year you will be a mother of nations.” I’m talking about Sarah, the one who bore nations.
I don’t care if you’re barren or not. I don’t care if you’re poor or not. I don’t care if you have a house or not. I’m here to tell you: do not look down on yourself. There is a special grace upon your life. There is anointing in the womb—not just any anointing, but anointing for kings and prophets.
I’m talking about women who will go down on their knees and say, “The nation is perishing. My husband is abusive. My children have abandoned me. People are laughing at me. I’m a laughingstock in my community. But God, I know You. You didn’t just create me; You created me to be the help even in this situation. I know that You are God. You are Jehovah Jireh, the Lord my Provider. You are Jehovah Nissi, You are Jehovah Mekoddish. I’ve seen You. I don’t hear about You from people—I know You face to face. I know You, my God. You said You anointed my womb. This womb shall carry kings. This womb will carry prophets. This womb will take me out of poverty. Jehovah, I know You. Jehovah is Your name. You are a mighty warrior, mighty in battle. Jehovah is Your name.”
I’m not here just to make you feel good about yourself. I’m here to take you to the purpose of God. Woman, you were created for a purpose. I know it’s hot now. I know it’s tough now. I know it looks stormy now. But you were created for a purpose. Your looks will not take you out of poverty, but your womb carries anointing.
I know of a queen. They called her Esther, a queen who was an orphan. I know of a queen who fought for the people of Israel. Yes, she was beautiful, but she said, “My looks will not take me out.” There are a hundred women who are beautiful—what will make me special? I know the anointing that Esther carries, the anointing that will soften the heart of the king.
I’m speaking about Queen Esther, the one they wanted to wipe out along with the entire nation. Mordecai told her, “Just because you are queen now doesn’t make you less of a culprit. If they kill us, they will kill you.” Esther didn’t say, “I’m married to the king.” She didn’t say, “I’m a pastor’s wife.” She didn’t say, “I have money.” She didn’t say, “I have a master.” Esther went on her knees and said, “Let’s fast for three days.” She is a woman who strategizes, a woman who makes plans. She said, “I’m not going to win the king with my beauty. I’m not going to win the king in bed. I must make a plan.”
She said, “Let us go into a three-day fast. Let us pray to God who hears us. Let us pray to the God of Abraham, to God who was, who is, and who is to come. I know He will answer us.”
There are levels to becoming a woman. There are levels to becoming a mother.