Show Notes
Dr. Morris Cerullo teaches that the Kingdom of God does not respond to passive faith. You will discover that believers must become spiritually aggressive, refusing to settle for fear, defeat, limitation, or delay. This teaching reveals that God’s promises must be seized through faith, obedience, and spiritual determination. You will learn how fear paralyzes believers, how passive Christianity limits breakthrough, and how bold faith positions believers to walk in supernatural provision and victory. This session will challenge you to rise above compromise and embrace the kind of aggressive faith that takes hold of God’s promises regardless of circumstances.
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You have received the mantle. Now comes the responsibility to guard what God has entrusted to you. In this powerful closing session, Dr. Morris Cerullo delivers a final charge to those who desire to carry the anointing of God: protect the sacred calling He has placed upon your life.
God is looking for men and women who will rise up in their generation with His Word in their mouths and His power demonstrated through their lives. In Session 2, Dr. Morris Cerullo takes us to Elijah’s defining encounter on Mount Carmel—a moment when one man stood before a nation and cried, “Let it be known this day that Thou art God.”