Daily Communion: A Path to Healing and Freedom

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1. "Communion was never meant to be reduced to a ritual or a routine. It was never intended. It was never intended for taking of the bread, taking of the cup together. It was never meant to mean merely looking back to a past event. God actually intended for life to be released through our obedience." [01:07] (25 seconds) ( | | )

2. "In the kingdom, physical obedience brings spiritual release. There's always a connection between what we do. We raise our hands. We lift our voices. Water baptism. I mean, water baptism. Water baptism is more than just getting wet. It's we do something in the natural that God releases power upon that individual at water baptism. Communion is the same thing. It represents the broken body. The bread represents the broken body of Jesus." [01:57] (31 seconds) ( | | )

3. "But the point is, is Jesus made a payment for the miracle that you need. A friend of my wife's called her, oh, maybe it was two years ago now, a year or two ago. And I actually wrote her a text and found out she was in the hospital. She was dying. She had seven different diseases in her body. So my wife wrote her back and said, take communion every day. And she did. And I forget how many weeks it took, but it was, I think, within a month, this woman wrote back. She was out of the hospital. She was healed of every single disease. She's perfectly whole, perfectly well. This is not symbolic. This is life." [03:49] (47 seconds) ( | | )

4. "Paul warned the believers in Corinth. He said many people actually have been sick and have died because they didn't discern the body correctly. In the context, the body was the broken bread of Jesus. You hold something in your hand that's not a magic pill. But it is a moment of surrender where we yield our hearts to the work that Jesus has actually accomplished on our behalf. And in a moment, I'm going to have you confess with me, by the stripes of Jesus, I was healed. By the stripes of Jesus, I was and am healed." [04:41] (40 seconds) ( | | )

5. "I would like to suggest that often you take communion and remember the Lord and make confession and declaration of your faith. Your household, your family, those that are closest to you. And make that confession almost like you were prophesying. By the stripes of Jesus, Kathy was and is healed. Parkinson's, you must go. And you stand with a legal basis, the legal basis for that victory." [05:40] (34 seconds) ( | | )

6. "When it comes to the cup, it's the blood of Jesus that sets us free. In fact, say that with me. The blood of Jesus sets me free. Say it with me. The blood of Jesus sets me free. There is no remission of sin. There is no forgiveness apart from the shedding of the blood of Jesus. This is the legal basis for all of that." [06:34] (25 seconds) ( | | )

7. "You see, in the Old Testament, one lamb was sacrificed for a household. Think about that. It wasn't individual lambs for individual people. There was something that was supposed to happen. That a lamb would be sacrificed and it would bring in cover, if you would. Atonement for an entire household. That's why in the New Testament, we see the jailer getting saved. And it says, he and his household believed. It was never meant to be just individuals." [07:32] (34 seconds) ( | | )

8. "But the blood is enough. It is sufficient to deal with every calamity, every difficulty. Benny and I will pray for our children and their amazing spouses. We are so blessed to have the children and their spouses in our family, in our tribe. We pray over each one by name. Then we move to the grandchildren. And I pray over each one of them by name. I pray over each household." [08:11] (30 seconds) ( | | )

9. "There are few leaders in the body of Christ who have, for whatever reason, have chosen to make me a target of books and conferences and different things to somehow destroy or confront or expose or whatever it might be. It's not my issue. I appreciate their courage and their attempt to please God. But what I'd like to do. Is I mention their names. And I won't do it here. But I mention their names before the Lord." [09:07] (32 seconds) ( | | )

10. "And I say, Father. And I mention that person. And I say, I ask that you would bless their household. And that they would have the privilege of having children and grandchildren that serve you with deep affection. Create passion. Let them walk in purity. Let them walk in power. Let them be blessed with multiple generations that serve you with love. all of their hearts and I go through each one of them by name one of them is struggling with cancer right now so we pray we join together we just pray God bring healing to that man's body." [10:08] (34 seconds) ( | | )

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