THE BLESSING: Your Activated Anointing! (Red Church)

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**In Red Church today, Joseph Z enlightens our understanding of God’s blessings, highlighting how to access our many gifts of salvation while cautioning against addiction to conspiracy theories.*

Joseph asserts that the primary purpose of the Word is not to make sense but to inspire faith. He highlights the twenty-one gifts available to the Body of Christ, reminding us that God’s blessings are His spoken empowerment over us to accomplish anything He has called us to do. He emphasizes that to exercise spiritual authority in the natural realm, we must possess a physical body. 

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He goes on to teach that Jesus is the firstborn among many brethren; as He is, so are we in this world. Thus, Jesus serves as the prototype of what we are meant to be. He analyzes both the natural and spiritual realms, clarifying that everything we need exists in the spiritual realm. However, to access what has been made available to us in the spirit, we must perform a faith act in the natural, which, in turn, produces supernatural results, a manifestation of our spiritual gifts in the natural world. He clarifies that nothing spiritual happens in the natural without natural permission.

Joseph also warns against addiction to conspiracy theories, as they can undermine our faith in God. He stresses that it is God's blessing that makes us rich and adds no sorrow, asserting that the church cannot be overcome by the gates of hell (the systems of the world). He describes God's blessings as stepping into the fullness of what He has for us, whereas the curse involves toiling and relying on our own strength. 

Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction

05:24 The 21 Gifts in the Body of Christ

08:11 Understanding The Blessing of the Lord

15:13 Jesus as the Last Adam

21:52 The Spiritual & Natural

35:54 Cautioning Against Conspiracy

45:32 Conclusion