Conquer Your Deliverance: Live in Total FreedomSample

What Is the Name of Your Cave?

Many times in my walk with the Lord I have allowed the enemy to grip me along with the circumstances in my life. It has been a challenge, and I have sometimes felt as if there would not be a tomorrow. Many mornings I have gotten up in despair, discouragement and emptiness. But one thing I know is that I will not give up, and I will never give in. 

Every believer will go through a dark night and a dark season. The Word of God is like the oxygen of your spiritual lungs that will keep you breathing until you get to the other side.

Is something gripping you now that you cannot shake off? Do you find yourself, like Elijah hiding in a cave, wanting to quit on God? You want to quit on your family, ministry, purpose and destiny. 

This is not about a spiritual-warfare moment; this is about trusting God, going to the higher place that He is trying to take you to. In the book of Revelation, the Lord Jesus appeared to the beloved John and called to him to come up higher because He had something to show John—and us. 

Many times we miss the higher moments with the Lord Jesus Christ. We stay in the cave and say to the Lord, “I am under attack. I prayed, I fasted and I did everything.”

God is saying to you, Face and confront what you have been running away from, and I will meet you there.

Declare with me: I renounce pride and jealousy. I renounce every fear, negative thought and tormenting devil. I renounce every ungodly covenant, oath and vow I have made with my mouth. I renounce all hatred, anger, resentment, revenge, retaliation, unforgiveness and bitterness, in the name of Jesus. I renounce and break away all witchcraft, sorcery and divination, and every level of the occult affecting me in the past and present. I renounce every ungodly soul tie, and every satanic and immoral relationship. Satan, the Lord Jesus rebukes you. I receive my deliverance now in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. And by the power of the Holy Spirit I will maintain my deliverance until Jesus calls me home.