Who Are You? A teaching on believers’ authority

Acts 19:13, Ephesians 1:15
The goal of the gospel is not for illumination, the goal is to salvation. In this wicked world, we must be born again and as believers, we must be different from the world.

The Bible tells us that we have an inheritance of power, just because you’re saved doesn’t mean you know who you are, there is a place of knowing. We must know who we are as believers!

There is more to prayer! It is first an identity.
A lot of people are prayerful without a consciousness of inheritance.

Acts 1:8, Galatians 3:27

The problem with a lot of Christianity is that it is always futuristic ignoring what they have now.

The word ‘Baptism’ describes who we are in Christ as believers.

Baptism is more than just water; water is just a spiritual metaphor for something real in the spirit. Baptism is a garment of influence, it wears you with the influence of Christ.
Christ did not just die for us, he died as us.

Say these confessions: I have an inheritance! I have a godly heritage! Greater is He that is in me than He that is in the world.