Since I want everyone to come out of survival, I’m sharing my strategy for 2026 (feel free to borrow it), which rests on three pillars: understanding market cycles, deepening Kingdom literacy, and studying how money actually moves.

Dear Friend, Christmas is here, and while the calendar insists on celebration and closure, what feels unmistakably clear is that this year did not linger or slow itself down for anyone. It was as if time itself understood that a transition was already underway and that what was coming next required momentum. As many prepare their minds and hearts to commemorate Christ’s arrival, I want to pause and name what I am most grateful for. While believers often say that Jesus came to

One of the most misunderstood aspects of Kingdom authority is timing. Many believers assume that if a word is spoken in faith, then circumstances should immediately comply. Essentially, we expect visible confirmation and reassurance before movement is required. Yet, scripture reveals a different order altogether. In the Kingdom, words authorize movement long before provision explains itself, and this is something that I have lived. For instance, there was a moment in Portugal

( How inherited vocabulary, early religious conditioning, and false humility fracture the jurisdiction God entrusted to you.) There is a contradiction, albeit quietly, at the heart of many believers' lives. I suggest that this contradiction is so familiar that it often escapes notice, yet it is also so powerful that it disarms authority before authority ever has the chance to rise. To be clear, it shows up in how we talk about ourselves, how we interpret scripture, and how we

Scripture gives us two statements that, when synthesized, fundamentally change how a believer understands authority, freedom, and responsibility in the earth. I’m referring to Revelation 13:8, which says that Jesus is the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world, and to Matthew 25:34, which says that the Kingdom was prepared from the foundation of the world. Interestingly, these verses are rarely taught together, yet when they are read side by side, they reveal a layered t

I am doing it now because the words that were once seeds watered with my tears are now in full bloom. I'm actually living the life my words built.

( Identity. Inheritance. Government/ Post9) This challenge was created for the believer who refuses to keep living beneath the weight of borrowed identities, recycled fears, and inherited limitations, and who senses, even if faintly, that Heaven has assigned them more jurisdiction than their life currently reflects. It is for the one who knows that while prayer is communion the decree is government, and who is ready to move from hoping that things will change to legislating t

(Understanding 40/ post 8) Welcome to the 2025 Let There Be challenge. In Scripture, forty has always represented a turning point, divine pause, or a holy interruption between what was and what will be. Notably, whenever the number forty appears, something is also being tested, refined, or proven before something greater can be released. Indeed, forty is the number of preparation. What's interesting is that we are witnessing another cycle of forty unfold in real time. For for

( Understanding Your Kingdom Authority and When to Use It/ Post 6) Most believers know how to pray, but very few know how to decree. Because the two are often blended together in practice, we unknowingly weaken the authority of our words by misplacing their functions. Yes, prayer and the decree are both sacred, but they are not interchangeable. They are two different technologies of the Kingdom, two different forms of spiritual communication, and two distinct expressions of a

(Before you decree/Post 5) When God began to create in Genesis, we see that He spoke directly into chaos: “The earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep” (Genesis 1:2). I bring this up because if you find yourself standing in the midst of chaos, then you are positioned in the perfect atmosphere to shift in authority. Another detail we notice in Genesis 1 is that something precedes His directive to “Let there be light.” Scripture says, “And th

(New Age Spiritualism v. Kingdom Authority/post 4) In every generation, language becomes a battleground because words that once carried divine weight are redefined, rebranded, and reimagined until their original purpose is nearly unrecognizable. One of the most culturally relevant examples of this is the concept of “manifestation.” Biblically, we know the world has adopted a Kingdom principle, stripped it of its Source, and packaged it as self-help spirituality. As believers,

(post3) One of the reasons many decrees feel scattered or ineffective is not because believers lack faith, but because our words lack order. For instance, Genesis 1 shows us that God did not decree randomly, but that His commands were structured, intentional, and sequential. Therefore, every “Let there be” built the environment for what would come next, and this is the same pattern you will follow when writing your forty decrees. Keep in mind: Your decrees should not be emoti

(Understanding Divine Commands/Post 1) Before the first sunrise and before there was a sky to stretch or soil to touch, there was only presence and potential. For instance, Genesis 1:3 records the first words ever spoken into creation: “And God said, Let there be light.” With that phrase we see that the invisible became visible, and what was waiting in silence began to move. Ultimately, those four words changed everything because they were legislative. To be clear, “Let the

As the 2024 Let There Be Challenge draws to a close, join our guest writers as they share their reflections from this year's challenge.

As God’s children, we are not powerless. You too can prophesy. Like Ezekiel, use God’s Word to speak life into your situations.

Matthew 24:35 reminds us that heaven and earth may pass away, but God's words will never fail. 5 things happen when the Lord decrees.

Before hearing Dr Bri's Monday teaching, I thought my heart was good soil, until God revealed otherwise. Are you good soil?

Our declarations are not mere words. They're our partnership with God’s will, aligning our speech with His truth, and they must come to pass

I learned about the power of my words in a hard way, realizing too late that a careless statement shaped my reality. Don’t make my mistake.

Pray and declare your decrees through with fervency and persistence, for God's will to be done on earth as it is in Heaven.