Emma de Sosa

The church is the determining factor in bringing about change in the world, as God has entrusted us with the authority to establish light and push back darkness. We are each born with a predominant role and function on earth, and it is important that we find our destiny, purpose, and design in God. Before the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, there must come a process of restoration within the church. This restoration involves us being filled with the revealed word of the Lord, the anointing of the Holy Spirit, and the joy of the love of God. We must learn to depend on the Holy Spirit for everything and remain humble and simple. Restoration involves returning to simplicity, not having a higher or lower concept of ourselves than we should. Each of us is a church, and God works with each of us in a particular way to push us towards restoration.

The church must enter into a restoration process, which is individual and personal, to become a people with the same nature as the Father. God wants a genuine church that learns to depend on the Holy Spirit and the word that makes a deposit in us. The revelation is for the children, and the mysteries are from God, but the revelation is for us to live it and then have authority over it. The restoration process involves repenting and converting to the nature of Christ, which is a complete change of direction. The Lord Jesus Christ will come when the restoration of all things takes place. The church must collaborate in that process by renouncing all darkness, getting rid of traditions and religiosity, and freely enjoying everything God has done for us. December 1 is a good time to make resolutions for a new year and to prepare for a new level of anointing, authority, and prophetic intercession in favor of the city.

Dr. Emma de Sosa spoke at a church gathering and emphasized the importance of tithing and giving generously to the Lord. She referred to the book of Malachi and the prophetic spirit of Elijah, which turns the hearts of the people to God. She explained that the prophetic ministry has the ability to draw hearts to the Lord and bring about consecration and surrender. She also referred to the story of Elijah confronting the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel and fixing the altar, which had been in ruins. She emphasized the importance of true consecration and passion for God.

The prophetic ministry has the ability to draw hearts to the Lord and lead to consecration and surrender. John the Baptist and Elijah were both confrontational prophets who came to turn people's hearts to Jehovah God. Malachi's prophecy about turning the hearts of the fathers to their children and the hearts of the children to their fathers has spiritual and natural connotations, including transgenerational reconciliation. The speaker shares a personal story about her family's conversion to Christianity and subsequent struggles with their children leaving the faith. She realizes that in Christ, things are different and seeks God's guidance in restoring her family.

Dr. Emma de Sosa speaks to a congregation about the importance of repentance and conversion to the nature of Christ. She cites Acts 3:17-21, where the Apostle Peter urges listeners to repent and convert to experience the times of refreshment that come from the presence of the Lord. She explains that repentance is feeling regret for past wrongs, while conversion involves changing one's direction to follow the principles of Christ. Dr. de Sosa also shares a personal story of being assaulted in Honduras and finding strength in the Lord's presence during the ordeal.

The speaker recounts a story of being attacked while driving with a friend, but finding gratitude and blessing the attackers instead of getting angry. He then discusses the idea of restoration and returning to the original model, which is Christ. He emphasizes the importance of restoring man's communion with God and becoming children of a loving Father. He also talks about the adoption ceremony performed for the Lord Jesus Christ and how it certifies him as a mature son to administer the inheritance.