Disarming Lies of the Enemy With God’s Truth and Prayer

Christopher Gomez explains how lies about being powerless, unintelligent, sinful, or abandoned by God can influence harmful habits and spiritual struggles. This video is for Christians who want to identify these underlying beliefs and replace them through prayer, Scripture, and inner healing.

• Repeated struggles may be connected to underlying lies about yourself, God’s character, or your relationship with Him.

• The process begins by identifying the harmful behavior, uncovering the belief beneath it, and examining what that belief suggests about God.

• The lie “I am powerless” is challenged by remembering God’s grace, presence, and help in resisting temptation.

• The belief “I am dumb” or “I lack wisdom” is replaced with the biblical truth that believers have the mind of Christ.

• The lie “I am sinful and God does not care about me” is confronted through confession, prayer, Scripture, and the truth of a believer’s identity in Christ.

Christopher Gomez: Welcome, everyone, to Disarming Lies of the Enemy. I am your host, Christopher Gomez, as part of the As It Is in Heaven Ministry.

If you or a loved one is suffering from demonic oppression and needs safe and effective deliverance, you can visit us online at www.aiiih.org.

This is the cover I settled on for Disarming Lies of the Enemy. I think it is pretty great. I had another one because I am charismatic, love the Lord, and love walking in joy instead of being rigid.

The other image gets me every time. It had Jesus’ face over something like Chuck Norris’ body, giving Satan a swift kick to the face.

Anyone who joined us for First Fruits on Monday may remember that this was contrary to an image I received about deliverance. Deliverance is about loving the body of Christ and loving God’s creation.

God created angels. Some fell and became fallen angels or demons, but they are still His creation.

The image I received showed that God’s love becomes so intense around a person that a demonic spirit cannot remain attached to that person. The person experiences the love of God, and the spirit flees.

God’s love flows through the deliverance minister to the person. The person receives that love, and God’s love surrounds them. The demons then flee from that love.

I saw something like a castle with an archer standing on top. At first, it appeared that the archer was shooting arrows and killing orcs in a field. But God said, “No, that is your image, Chris. Look again.”

I looked through the lens of the Holy Spirit. It was more like Cupid standing on the castle and shooting little arrows of love.

It was beautiful imagery that helped me remember that God loves during deliverance ministry. He loves to restore, uplift, encourage, save, heal, and deliver.

Satan steals, kills, and destroys people’s lives, but Jesus is in the business of restoration.

That makes this cover more fitting than the other one, although it is still funny to imagine Jesus in the form of Chuck Norris.

I am getting the joy of the Lord. Focus, Chris. Come back and stay present.

Thank You, Jesus. Thank You, Lord.

Our agenda today begins with prayer. If we are going to know the truth and experience God, we must have communion with the one true God.

Jesus says that His sheep know His voice. When they hear the voice of a stranger, they scatter. How do we learn to hear God’s voice? We pray.

After prayer, we will work with approximately three people to disarm lies. We will then share some announcements and close in prayer.

In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Lord Jesus Christ, we love You. Thank You for everything You accomplished on the cross and for setting us free. Your precious blood has set us free, and we praise Your name.

Thank You for giving us the gospel of truth. You are the Father of light and truth.

Thank You for this ministry and for allowing us to walk alongside our brothers and sisters in Christ who came to As It Is in Heaven for deliverance ministry.

Thank You for helping us guide them out of darkness and into the light. Help them recognize unhealthy thinking and lies they may believe that have allowed their lives to be stolen, killed, or destroyed by Satan, the father of lies.

Thank You in advance for helping us find every lie affecting the people we are serving.

Saint Anthony, patron saint of As It Is in Heaven, thank you for interceding for us. You are known as the finder saint, so help us find the lies preventing people from walking in the abundant life Jesus describes in John 10:10.

Satan comes to steal, kill, and destroy, but Jesus came to give life in abundance.

Thank You for pouring abundant life upon everyone on this call, everyone watching through social media, and everyone who watches this call afterward.

Please cover and protect the intercessors for As It Is in Heaven. They pray faithfully for the protection of our ministry and the people receiving deliverance prayer.

Thank You, Lord Jesus Christ. We praise Your name.

We partner with the spirit of Sophia, the spirit of heavenly wisdom. Pour the revelation of God upon everyone watching this call.

May they begin to see images in their imagination, hear words of knowledge, and recognize God speaking within their spirits.

I picture God speaking from heaven with a bullhorn and declaring, “This is truth.”

Expose the lies of the enemy so that we can disarm them and walk in the wonderful freedom Jesus purchased for us on the cross.

Praise Your name, God. Hallelujah.

When I joined the call, the first person I saw was Derek. Derek, please come off mute and join us.

Let me explain the process.

First, you will share one example of the worst version of yourself that you have experienced during the past couple of weeks. We only need one example.

We will then work together to discern the lie you may be believing about yourself or God that leads you to behave that way.

Finally, we will disarm that lie through an inner healing technique.

Derek: I think the lie I have lived under is that I am unable to resist the evil one and make him flee.

Christopher Gomez: You are doing well, and I am glad you are here. It is an honor to serve you through our ministry.

You skipped the first step, though. The first step is identifying the mortal or venial sin or the dysfunctional behavior you are falling into.

Once you describe the behavior, we can identify the lie you may believe about yourself that causes you to act that way.

We can then consider what that lie would suggest about your relationship with God.

Let us slow down and begin with the dysfunction.

Derek: I think it is lust.

Christopher Gomez: Thank you for sharing that.

I remember the first time I was interviewed on Relevant Radio in Chicago. I shared my testimony about attempting to jump from the fifth floor of a parking garage and trying to take my own life.

I was shaken afterward. Many people contacted me and thanked me for having the courage to share it.

I want to affirm you in the same way. Many people struggle with lust, but Satan wants us to remain isolated and believe we must fight alone.

Trying to fight the prince of this world by yourself is not a good plan. Thank you for being honest.

Acting on lust is the dysfunction. What lie do you believe about yourself that may cause you to continue falling into that snare?

Derek: I have never thought about it.

Maybe I believe I need it to overcome anxiety. I have always thought it could simply be rebellion or disobedience because I am a Christian and know I should do better.

Christopher Gomez: Thank you for being honest.

Everyone else on the call, please intercede for our brother. If anything comes to mind while you pray, you may share it.

When I think back to being in the middle of that type of battle, one possible lie is, “I am addicted.”

Another is, “Because I am addicted, I must do this.”

Another could be, “Everyone does it, so it is acceptable.”

You originally said, “I do not have any power.”

In one sense, we cannot overcome Satan through our own mortal strength. The good news is that we do not have to fight alone.

You have the body of Christ, our Lord Jesus Christ, and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit. God the Father pours grace from heaven to help you overcome this.

Derek: At the same time, I compare myself with brothers and sisters in Christ who say they cried out to the Lord and their problems in this area were solved immediately.

I wonder why I do not have the same testimony.

Christopher Gomez: Sometimes God sovereignly removes something from a person’s life immediately.

My wife says I have experienced that several times during my walk with the Lord. I thank Jesus for it because I might have struggled forever without that help.

We should remain open to God sovereignly removing obstacles from our lives.

However, when healing becomes a journey, as it appears to be in your situation, remember that you are walking through that journey with God.

God is deeply focused on relationship. He wants a relationship with your heart. He is a jealous God who wants your attention.

If this is a journey, know that He is with you and that He takes joy in walking out of this struggle with you.

Does that make sense?

Derek: Yes, it does.

Christopher Gomez: I mentioned several possible lies: “I am alone,” “I have no power,” “I must do this,” and “Everyone is doing it.”

Do any of those resonate with you?

Derek: Yes, especially “I have no power.”

Another one is, “I will repent afterward,” which is probably the worst one.

Christopher Gomez: That belief says, “I can fail now because God will forgive me later.”

Let us work with the lie, “I have no power.”

You know it is a lie because we have access to God’s grace.

Romans speaks about our old self dying with Christ. When Jesus died on the cross, He did not only die for us. He also died as us.

You and I are dead men walking. Because the old self has died, the grace and love of God can flow through us.

Let us suppose the belief “I have no power” were true. Suppose God gave you no grace and left you alone.

What would that say about God?

Derek: It would make God a liar because I know the Scriptures.

Hebrews 13:5 says He is with us. I do not understand why I do not see this truth in this area of my life.

Maybe I also believe the lie that God is not with me during these moments.

Christopher Gomez: Let us continue following that belief.

Suppose God were lying to you. Why would He lie?

Derek: Deep down, I know that God is not a liar.

Christopher Gomez: We are examining the lie, not declaring it to be true.

For the exercise, imagine that the lie is true. Imagine that there is no grace for you and that you are completely alone.

What would that suggest about God’s character?

Derek: It would make Him very unloving.

Christopher Gomez: As you continue through deliverance, there may be more to explore. For now, that is a good place to pause before beginning the inner healing exercise.

The pathway we identified is that God does not love you, He is lying to you, and you have no power or access to grace.

That root produces a tree of dysfunction that leads to acting on lust.

Other beliefs may also be involved, such as the justification that everyone else does it. However, as we followed the belief to its root, this appears to be the main pathway.

That is the bad news.

In the video Remaining Free, which I created for people who have completed deliverance, I share a technique for confronting lies.

Are you familiar with it, or would you like me to guide you through it?

Derek: I am not familiar with it.

Christopher Gomez: That is okay. We are changing some of our operational processes, and things are more scattered than I would prefer.

You also completed your session only a few days ago, so do not worry. I will guide you through it.

The first step is confession.

In the Catholic faith, we have the sacrament of reconciliation, where we enter the confessional and confess to God.

As an ecumenical ministry, we serve people from across the body of Christ. We recognize that not everyone follows the same sacramental process.

Catholics can use this approach in personal prayer and bring it into confession. Christians from other traditions can practice it during private prayer and communion with God.

Repeat after me.

Heavenly Father.

Derek: Heavenly Father.

Christopher Gomez: I confess that I have been believing the lies.

Derek: I confess that I have been believing the lies.

Christopher Gomez: That I am powerless.

Derek: That I am powerless.

Christopher Gomez: That You have been lying to me because You do not love me.

Derek: That You have been lying to me because You do not love me.

Christopher Gomez: I am sorry, Father, because I know that believing these lies damages our relationship.

Derek: I am sorry, Father, because I know that believing these lies damages our relationship.

Christopher Gomez: For that, I am truly sorry.

Derek: For that, I am truly sorry.

Christopher Gomez: In the name of Jesus Christ, I bind the lies that I am powerless, that You are a liar, and that You do not love me.

Derek: In the name of Jesus Christ, I bind the lies that I am powerless, that You are a liar, and that You do not love me.

Christopher Gomez: I send them to the foot of the cross for Jesus Christ to deal with as He wills.

Derek: I send them to the foot of the cross for Jesus Christ to deal with as He wills.

Christopher Gomez: Come, Holy Spirit, and heal the places in my heart that have believed these lies.

Derek: Come, Holy Spirit, and heal the places in my heart that have believed these lies.

Christopher Gomez: Holy Spirit, what is truth?

Derek: Holy Spirit, what is truth?

Christopher Gomez: In this moment, I am being touched by the Holy Spirit and becoming emotional.

When you ask the Holy Spirit for truth, He may highlight a passage of Scripture. If you are familiar with praying this way, that is wonderful.

Another approach is to remember breakthroughs, blessings, or meaningful moments when God showed up in your life.

Remember the ways He demonstrated His love and wrapped His loving arms around you.

If you are comfortable asking the Holy Spirit to guide you to Scripture that breaks the lie, are any particular passages coming to mind?

Derek: The Scripture that came to mind says, “Sanctify them in truth. Your word, O Lord, is truth.”

Christopher Gomez: I was reminded of Jesus’ baptism.

John baptized Jesus, and when Jesus came out of the water, a voice from heaven said, “This is My beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.”

Whenever you hear the voice of the accuser saying you have no power and God does not love you, slow down and say, “I am God’s beloved son, and He is well pleased with me.”

Repeat that.

Derek: I am God’s beloved son, and He is well pleased with me.

Christopher Gomez: Say it again. I want to hear you say it.

Derek: I am God’s beloved son, and He is well pleased with me.

Christopher Gomez: I feel the Holy Spirit encouraging me to tell you that there is no separation. God is continually with you.

Even during your darkest moments, He has been there.

I feel as though the Holy Spirit is embracing you. Jesus is encountering you face-to-face and saying, “Derek, look into My eyes and allow Me to burn this lie away from you.”

Look into His eyes and see the love and compassion He has for you. Remember the work He completed on the cross for you.

As we conclude this part of your session, be completely honest with God. Pour your heart out and tell Him everything happening inside you.

He already knows.

I feel that God wants to wrap you in a great embrace and tell you that you are accepted and loved.

Nothing in the world can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus, as Romans 8:38 teaches.

I bless you with that truth in Jesus’ mighty and holy name.

Derek: Amen.

Christopher Gomez: Amen. Thank you for joining us.

Who would like to go next?

Laura, thank you for having the courage to participate.

Please follow the same process Derek followed. Begin by describing the worst version of yourself you have experienced.

We can then discern the lies leading you down that pathway.

Laura: Can you hear me?

Christopher Gomez: Yes.

Laura: If I had to summarize it in one thing, I would say procrastination to the point of laziness.

I also struggle with maladaptive fantasies. I think fear is underneath all of it, but I have become very sedentary.

Christopher Gomez: To procrastinate, we must be procrastinating from something. We choose another path instead of doing what we are meant to do.

What are you procrastinating from? What work is God calling you to do that you are choosing to delay?

Laura: I work to support faith-based organizations, so it is interesting that you said that.

In general, I procrastinate from everything. That includes my work and spending time with God.

Anything requiring me to become active feels difficult. I struggle to get anything done.

Christopher Gomez: Thank You, Lord Jesus Christ, for leading us into truth.

Laura, what lie do you think you believe when you procrastinate instead of spending time with God, working, or doing the things you know you should do?

Laura: The first one I recognize is, “I am not good enough.”

When I work, I experience a great deal of anxiety that my work will not meet the required standard.

I also feel abandoned by God. I know feelings can lie, but it is difficult not to believe that God has somehow abandoned me.

Christopher Gomez: I love that you have an active prayer life. I can hear your discernment working.

Before we go too far, though, I want to examine these beliefs individually.

You said, “I am not good enough.” Why are you not good enough?

“I am not good enough” may be a lie, but what is underneath it?

Suppose I believe I am a terrible writer. If God calls me to write a book, I may decide there is no point in trying.

I might think, “Anything I write will be rubbish. No one will want to read it. People will think I am terrible.”

The stronghold continues building from the belief, “I stink.”

You believe you are not good enough, but why?

Laura: This may be disconnected, but it is what comes to mind.

I feel that people will not like me. I will not be able to connect with them, and I will not have the aptitude to do what I am supposed to do.

It sounds very mean when I say it.

Christopher Gomez: You are doing a good job.

It is easy to turn our attention toward other people because becoming honest before God can feel uncomfortable.

We begin to feel exposed. The goal, as with Adam and Eve before the fall, is to be naked and unashamed. However, shame can cause us to redirect the issue toward what other people think.

This is ultimately between you and God.

You believe you are not good enough. Do not focus on other people for a moment. What is it about you that makes you believe you are not good enough?

Laura: I feel that I used to be good enough when I believed God was with me.

Now I feel that God has left me. Therefore, I cannot do what I need to do.

Christopher Gomez: I received an image of you writing. I do not know whether writing a book is something on your heart.

Does your work involve writing?

Laura: Not books, but my work requires a lot of writing, which I avoid.

Christopher Gomez: Hear me out, and recognize that I could be wrong.

When we write our thoughts and allow other people to read them, could there be a deeper belief that says, “I am dumb” or “I am unintelligent”?

I asked why you were not good enough, and you said you felt abandoned. But could the underlying fear be that you do not have enough wisdom or intelligence?

Laura: I believe I lack wisdom and social aptitude.

What you said about wisdom fits perfectly.

Christopher Gomez: Scripture says that if anyone lacks wisdom, they should ask God, who gives generously and without reproach, and it will be given to them.

That is in James. I sometimes struggle to remember the verse numbers, but it is there.

Wisdom, or Sophia, is a spirit of God.

In one sense, no person is wise enough on their own. However, suppose the belief that you are not wise enough were true.

What would that suggest about God?

Laura: It would suggest that He is not faithful to His word.

That is not true, but it is what the belief would imply.

Christopher Gomez:

If wisdom is from God and you believe God has abandoned you, then you would also believe that the spirit of wisdom has abandoned you.

You already identified the connection. I am helping you see it more clearly.

You feel abandoned by the spirit of wisdom. That causes you to believe you are not wise enough.

Because you do not feel wise enough, you stall, procrastinate, and avoid taking action.

Laura: Exactly.

Christopher Gomez: That is the bad news, but we do not have to remain there. God’s grace can overcome it.

Have you practiced the inner healing exercise, or would you like me to guide you through it?

Laura: Please guide me through it.

Christopher Gomez: The first step is confession.

Heavenly Father.

Laura: Heavenly Father.

Christopher Gomez: I confess the lies that I am not wise and that You have abandoned me.

Laura: I confess the lies that I am not wise and that You have abandoned me.

Christopher Gomez: In the name of Jesus Christ, I bind the lies that I am not wise and that God has abandoned me.

Laura: In the name of Jesus Christ, I bind the lies that I am not wise and that God has abandoned me.

Christopher Gomez: I send them to You, Jesus.

Laura: I send them to You, Jesus.

Christopher Gomez: Come, Holy Spirit, and heal my heart where these lies have created dysfunction.

Laura: Come, Holy Spirit, and heal my heart where these lies have created dysfunction.

Christopher Gomez: Holy Spirit, what is truth?

Laura: Holy Spirit, what is truth?

Christopher Gomez: Laura, the connection broke up briefly, but the final question is simply, “Holy Spirit, what is truth?”

I was reminded of 1 Corinthians 2:16:

“For who has known the mind of the Lord so as to instruct Him? But we have the mind of Christ.”

Laura: Amen.

Christopher Gomez: Place your hands on your head and repeat after me.

I have the mind of Christ.

Laura: I have the mind of Christ.

Christopher Gomez: Get behind me, Satan. I have the mind of Christ.

Laura: Get behind me, Satan. I have the mind of Christ.

Christopher Gomez: I have the mind of Christ.

Laura: I have the mind of Christ.

Christopher Gomez: I am going to pray for you quietly for a moment.

The image of you writing continues to become stronger.

I see you writing late into the night.

I recently told my team about something a spiritual father taught me. Worship does not only mean raising our hands, singing, and praising God through music.

God loves musical worship, but limiting worship to music gives us an incomplete understanding.

This spiritual father compared us to a water bottle with a hole in its bottom. All the water pours out.

In the same way, when we die to ourselves and decrease so that God can increase, the sacrifice rises toward heaven like incense. God receives the aroma of our flesh being crucified.

When you remain on the couch thinking, “I am not wise, and God has abandoned me,” you miss an opportunity to crucify the flesh.

When you begin writing even though you do not feel like writing, you are crucifying the flesh. That sacrifice rises toward heaven, and God receives it as worship.

I make a prophetic declaration that I see you at your computer producing words quickly.

You will recognize that God is working through you. It will be like the Holy Spirit is guiding your hands as you write.

As you repeat, “I have the mind of Christ,” God will accomplish many works through you.

There is nothing to fear. God will take care of you.

Scripture says that when you are taken before kings, governors, and judges, you should not worry because God will give you the words to speak.

You need to show up and place your hands on the keyboard. Trust the Holy Spirit to take care of the rest.

I bless you in Jesus’ mighty and holy name.

English was my worst subject while I was growing up, and I recently finished writing a 318-page book.

I am not telling you something I have never experienced. I have seen God work this way in my own life.

Have faith and trust that God will work through you.

I bless you in Jesus’ mighty and holy name.

Laura: Amen.

Christopher Gomez: Who is next?

Sarah, are you with us?

For anonymity, I changed your displayed name because we are streaming through social media. I also pinned my own screen so viewers cannot see anyone else.

Sarah, if your screen displays that name, I am asking whether you would like to work with us on disarming lies of the enemy.

Stacy: Hello.

Christopher Gomez: Hello. You also qualify.

Sarah appears to be unavailable, so we will work with you, Stacy. Thank you for being here.

As Derek and Laura did, begin by sharing the dysfunction, venial sin, or mortal sin you are struggling with.

We will then identify the lies you believe that lead you into that behavior.

Stacy: I think it is fear. I struggle with fear of the unknown and with lies.

Christopher Gomez: When you believe the fear of the unknown, what happens?

What do you do when you become afraid? Take me deeper.

Stacy: I try to pray, but sometimes I honestly feel that I cannot.

I shift my focus away from the situation. I do not cry out to God as I should. I think that is the main issue.

I was reflecting on it recently.

Christopher Gomez: Do you choose comforts other than God, such as food, television, or something similar?

Stacy: Yes, especially social media.

Christopher Gomez: Now we are getting somewhere. You begin doomscrolling.

Trust me, there is an entire generation struggling alongside you. You are not alone.

When you become stuck in doomscrolling, what lie do you believe about yourself?

Stacy: I believe God cannot take care of the situation for me.

Christopher Gomez: Stop there. You are close.

You believe God cannot take care of it. Why would He not take care of it for you?

Stacy: Because of fear and panic.

Christopher Gomez: Let me give you an example.

Imagine that from August through December, a boy named Johnny is making his Christmas list.

He wants a red fire engine that is five feet long, has movable parts, and can spray water.

He writes the request repeatedly and gives it to his mother, telling her to make sure Santa receives it.

Christmas arrives, and instead of receiving the fire engine, Johnny receives a rock.

What would Johnny think about Santa Claus?

Stacy: He would think Santa did not care about him.

Christopher Gomez: Why would Johnny think Santa did not care?

Stacy: He might think he had been naughty and that Santa did not love him.

Christopher Gomez: Do you know who little Johnny represents?

Stacy: Me.

Christopher Gomez: Yes. It represents you and many other people who struggle with the belief that they are not truly saved.

They believe their sins are too serious for them to be saved, healed, or delivered.

That belief produces fear and anxiety.

In your case, you respond by doomscrolling.

You already identified the root. You believe God does not care about you because you have been naughty or sinful.

You then try to distract yourself from those feelings by scrolling through social media.

That is the bad news.

After listening to the previous examples with Derek and Laura, are you comfortable guiding yourself through the second part of the process, or would you like my help?

Stacy: I would appreciate your guidance. Thank you.

Christopher Gomez: Heavenly Father.

Stacy: Heavenly Father.

Christopher Gomez: I confess that I have believed the lies that I am sinful and that You do not care about me.

Stacy: I confess that I have believed the lies that I am sinful and that You do not care about me.

Christopher Gomez: I know that believing these lies damages our relationship.

Stacy: I know that believing these lies damages our relationship.

Christopher Gomez: For that, I am truly sorry.

Stacy: For that, I am truly sorry.

Christopher Gomez: In the name of Jesus Christ, I bind the lies that I am sinful and that God does not care about me.

Stacy: In the name of Jesus Christ, I bind the lies that I am sinful and that God does not care about me.

Christopher Gomez: I send them to the foot of the cross for Jesus Christ to deal with as He wills.

Stacy: I send them to the foot of the cross for Jesus Christ to deal with as He wills.

Christopher Gomez: Come, Holy Spirit, and heal my heart where these lies have been residing.

Stacy: Come, Holy Spirit, and heal my heart where these lies have been residing.

Christopher Gomez: Holy Spirit, what is truth?

Stacy: Holy Spirit, what is truth?

Christopher Gomez: At this point, you can remember and meditate on a meaningful experience when God showed up powerfully in your life.

Remain with that memory and allow God to love you through it.

Think about those good moments instead of continually thinking about how you have disappointed Him.

You can also meditate on Scripture and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal passages that renew your mind.

Scripture is the word of truth.

As we meditate on Scripture, it creates new pathways in our minds. It moves us away from pathways of destruction and toward a pathway to heaven.

Are there any Scriptures that challenge the belief that you are sinful?

I was reminded of Ephesians 5:27. Write that down.

It says that Christ will present the church to Himself in all her glory, without spot, wrinkle, or anything similar, so that she may be holy and blameless.

That verse is a blow of love against the demonic spirit attempting to convince you that you are defined by sin or that Christ’s death on the cross was not sufficient.

Hold your hands open in a posture of receiving.

Whenever Satan makes you believe you are sinful and God does not care about you, repeat, “I am holy, and I am blameless.”

Stacy: I am holy, and I am blameless.

Christopher Gomez: Say it again.

Stacy: I am holy, and I am blameless.

Christopher Gomez: Remain with that truth while I pray for you.

I see you wearing a wedding dress.

I have received a similar image for other people. I see you on the dance floor during your wedding celebration, enjoying yourself with the guests.

Your bridegroom, Jesus Christ, is nearby getting a glass of tonic water.

He nudges the person beside Him and says, “That is My bride. Look at how holy and blameless she is. Look at how beautiful she is.”

He is completely captivated by you.

Whenever you feel sinful or believe God does not care about you, play your favorite dance music and dance with God.

Tell Him, “God, I feel discouraged and afraid.”

He responds, “Let us dance.”

No one puts Stacy in the corner.

I bless you in Jesus’ mighty and holy name.

In this new season, may the Holy Spirit lead you from fear into faith as He twirls you across the dance floor.

May God pour His love upon you.

May you experience the tangible love of God so powerfully that it overwhelms you.

I pray this in Jesus’ mighty and holy name.

Stacy: Amen. Thank you.

Christopher Gomez: Amen. Praise God.

That was our third participant. Thank you all for being here.

I have a few announcements.

The QR code shown on the screen will provide a download containing information about upcoming events.

Beginning today, we are holding the Disarming Lies call every Wednesday at 1:30. Please join us again.

On Saturdays at 7:00 a.m., we have a new accountability group called Consuming Fire.

Scripture says that our God is a consuming fire.

In this accountability group, we learn to walk away from things that are not good for us so that we can give God more room to consume our lives and burn His love into us.

Those who joined us on Saturday morning experienced a beautiful time of fellowship.

One participant had a major realization in front of the group. It was amazing to watch a life being transformed in that moment.

That is why I set aside time from my consulting work. I want to see people’s lives transformed.

We have also set a date for our first supernatural healing call. It will take place on Tuesday, April 7, at 7:15 p.m. Central Time.

My best friend outside of Jesus and my wife, Mark Kohler, will join us.

He has prayed for thousands of people and has witnessed people regain their sight and hearing. He has also seen people rise from wheelchairs and put down their canes.

He has a fiery anointing.

Bring loved ones who are sick or experiencing physical problems.

When Jesus humbled Himself, even to death on the cross, God exalted Him so that every knee would bow at His name.

Names such as cancer, sickness, blindness, and deafness must bow because the name of Jesus is greater than every other name.

We will pray in Jesus’ name against the sicknesses affecting your loved ones.

I hope you will join us on April 7.

You can access all this information through the QR code. It also provides an opportunity to donate to the As It Is in Heaven Ministry and support the work God is doing through us.

As the ministry’s leader, I do not personally receive funding from it.

Donations primarily help people with financial needs and support the staff members who make our ministry’s operational work possible.

Let us close in prayer.

In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Lord Jesus Christ, thank You because You are truth and love.

Thank You for bringing truth into people’s lives and moving them from fear into victory, the victory You won on the cross.

We praise Your name and love You, Jesus.

We give You our hearts every day because Your mercies are new each morning.

Those whom You set free are free indeed.

I speak freedom over everyone on this call in Jesus’ mighty and holy name.

If you or a loved one is suffering from demonic oppression and needs safe and effective deliverance, or if you are experiencing physical pain, please visit us online at www.aiiih.org.

From everyone at the As It Is in Heaven Ministry, shalom.