Understanding your identity is key in spiritual battles. It is the first thing you must do. It is only because of your identity in Yeshua that you can come boldly into the throne room of God and know that you …
From the Desk of Curt Landry… What does it mean that you are created in Christ for good works, which were prepared for you beforehand (Ephesians 2:10)? Maybe you were taught to understand your weaknesses so that you can strengthen …
The spirit of sonship releases confidence and purpose in your life. Operating out of the spirit of sonship as an heir with Christ frees you to live according to God’s path. However, Paul writes in the book of Romans that …
God created you for a purpose. As you grow closer to knowing the Lord, He will reveal His purpose for your life. The key to understanding your purpose is to seek and understand your identity in Christ.Christ prayed that …
From the desk of Curt Landry… For more than 20 years, I’ve contemplated, studied, and prayed over the scripture Matthew 7:22-23. How does this scripture reveal our true identity? Is this a Word for the Church today to understand how …
The name Israel means… Prince To struggle or rule with God To turn the head of God A name is significant. Your name is significant. And the name God gave Israel is significant. In Hebrew thought, a name wasn’t just …
Understanding your identity is the key to revealing your purpose. Once you begin to step into your identity in Christ and embrace and trust the covenant you are in, your purpose will start to emerge. Let’s unpack some biblical truths …
Are you unknowingly adopting words that have been spoken wrongly over your life—words filled with pain and hurt? Are you adopting these words as truth, though they are giving you counterfeit identity? Through those false identities, our lives take a …
If you have been through the adoption process in any capacity, you understand the insurmountable paperwork there is to complete, signatures to provide, meetings that are held, and appearances in front of the judge in the courts. It’s no small …
