God is restoring man and woman back to the way it was in the garden, before they sinned. It was a place of prosperity. God didn't place them there to be sick, poor, broke, sad, bad, mad, and discouraged. He placed them there to live in luxury and prosperity, and absolutely free from fear, terror and oppression.
That is what is happening to the church. God is raising the church up to be in that place of prosperity. He is bringing the church back to the place it is suppose to be. And it starts with knowledge, and saying what God says, and sowing and reaping, and doing what God says. God is prospering the church again.
This kind of prosperity comes from being in right relationship with the Father. One of these blessings is that you shall be free from fear. Do not be afraid. Speak to fear and tell it that it has got to go. Don't fear that you won't have enough money. Don't fear that you'll never get married. Don't fear you are going to be unhappy. Don't fear that you'll go broke. Fear is not of God. It doesn't belong to you.
Terror isn't yours either. Send it back to the devil where it belongs. Say terror isn't coming to your house. Calamity is not coming to your house or family. You have to say it with your words. Calamity is not coming to my church. Calamity is not coming to anything that has to do with me.
Being in fear and being terrified can cause oppression to come on you. But when you make God's words your words, then restoration in your life is activated. That is why you need to take the time every single day to take your "gos-pills." That is, your "good news" pill.
Take it before you watch the news. Take it before you do anything else. Definitely don't leave the house for the day without saying what God said about your life. Please, don't leave home without the Word.
Scripture References: Isaiah 54:14-17; Romans 10:10
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Keith Butler has been an ordained minister since 1974. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and holds diplomas from Canada Christian College and Rhema Bible Training Center.
He serves in ministry with the support of his lovely wife, Pastor Deborah L. Butler, and their children: Pastor Andre Butler (granddaughters Alexis, Angela, and April), Pastor MiChelle Ferguson and husband Pastor Lee (grandson Lucas), and Minister Kristina Jenkins and husband Pastor Joel (grandsons Andrew and Austin, and granddaughter Alyssa).
