God's Foolproof System for Your Success

When God wants something to come into existence, He says something. God is not a manual laborer who makes everything with His hands. He makes everything with His Word. When He wants something to come into existence, He says so, and His power brings it into existence. The success of a life is the degree to which your life experience matches what is written.

 And that is why we are motivated to know the Word of God, to live the Word of God in order to succeed in our lives, to make our lives correspond to what God had determined.

• Our goal is much more than satisfying our needs.
• Our goal is much more than having enough money to live.
• Our goal is much more than finding a handsome boy to marry
• Our goal is this: that everything God has planned for us will be fulfilled perfectly, that our lives will correspond to what is on the Father's heart. Jesus gave us this example.

And for this, God has given us an infallible system, He has given us His Word, His Word acts powerfully in our lives.

• His Word is his tool of revelation.
• His Word is his tool of accomplishment.

 It is through His Word that we can penetrate things that would otherwise have been inaccessible to all of us.

 What Jesus comes to announce is a word of deliverance, because when Jesus announces something, the thing happens.

 We can therefore believe that the Word of God is God's agent and instrument for deliverance,

• God's instrument for mental deliverance,
• physical deliverance,
• spiritual deliverance and
• If we want to access power through the Word of God, we must grasp it as an instrument of deliverance, an instrument of liberation.

 Today, I am proclaiming the power of God's Word. If you receive this Word, the Word of God will manifest its power in your life, because for Jesus, proclamation is the same thing as fulfillment.

 He doesn't announce and hope that one day it will happen. This is important for someone who doesn't know how to react to the Word of God, who denies things in the Word, who says "I hope" when he receives a prophetic word, who knows that it comes from the Lord and says I hope. And you say to someone that, I believe, I hope. No, no, I believe, because his word is equivalent to fulfillment. It's important for us to grasp it.  

And what did this Word come to bring? Deliverance. Say, "I receive deliverance." When you speak the Word of God, power is released to deliver, to set people free. But in your own life, the Word of God is God's instrument for deliverance, mental deliverance. And I emphasize mental deliverance because that's what we neglect the most.

 Many Christians are chained, mentally, chained, have thought patterns that are contrary to the thought patterns God wants them to have. And they accommodate it, and they defend themselves, and they explain, and they are convinced. And your way of thinking is determinant in everything that God is going to do with your life.

Interestingly, when God created man, He saw in him a being of great capacity. He gave him great things to do. He gave him the earth to manage. This means that the human being in God's heart is someone who is made to do extraordinary things.

 And on the other side of the cross, we must reclaim this destiny and destroy any other contrary words, with the Word of God. Do not allow yourself to say "yes, I know what the Word says, but you know... me... sometimes I feel...". We don't want to know what you feel, this is nothing new. People have been saying this for centuries. Yes, you have the impression that only you feel it, but people have felt this kind of thing for centuries.

 But the Word of the Lord stands forever. It's all a matter of our choice to accept it. Gideon accepted the Word of the Lord. His life changed, his nation changed. He discovered himself as a deliverer, an extraordinary story. And some of us, as we accept the Word of the Lord, as we stop fighting against ourselves, repeating to ourselves what the enemy tells us and what the flesh tells us, we will be amazed, not only at what we will discover about ourselves, but at what God will accomplish through us.