Rise Up with Pastor Daniel Yaw Antwi ||THE POWER OF CONFESSIONS||

Описание: The video, titled "Rise Up with Pastor Daniel Yaw Antwi", features a sermon by Pastor Gideon Assan focusing on themes of gratitude, divine intervention, and spiritual victory. The sermon emphasizes giving thanks to God for His faithfulness and grace, particularly after a 21-day period of fasting and prayer.

Key points include:

Thanksgiving for God's Grace (0:26-2:00): The pastor expresses profound gratitude for God's grace and wonders experienced throughout the 21 days of fasting and prayer. He highlights God's faithfulness in fulfilling promises and answering prayers.

Divine Promises and Fulfillment (5:27-7:40): The sermon touches upon the fulfillment of God's word, citing scriptures like Job 9:10 about God doing "wonders without number." The pastor thanks God for answered prayers, breakthroughs, and supernatural advantages.

Freedom and Deliverance (16:15-18:25): A significant portion of the sermon is dedicated to the concept of freedom from spiritual veils and darkness, referencing 2 Corinthians 3:16-17. The pastor encourages listeners to believe in their deliverance and liberation.

Glory and Purpose (18:27-20:00): The message emphasizes that believers are created for God's glory, referencing Isaiah 43:7. The pastor encourages listeners to embrace their glorious identity and purpose in God.

Supernatural Advantage and Victory (29:34-31:18): The sermon declares that believers walk in divine advantage, wisdom, favor, health, and victory, highlighting Deuteronomy 28:13, which states, "The Lord will make you the head, not the tail."

Declaration and Establishment (35:30-38:00): Listeners are encouraged to declare and establish God's word over their lives, trusting that what they decree will come to pass, based on Job 22:28.

Great Grace and Multiplication (43:00-45:15): The sermon concludes with a prayer for "great grace" to be upon the listeners, enabling them to be witnesses of God's power and experience supernatural multiplication in their lives, as seen in Acts 4:33 and Luke 5:5-7.