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Pastor Paul Taylor speaks about the need for Christians to change their way of thinking and understand their purpose in life. He emphasizes the importance of aligning oneself with God and understanding that doing what one was created to do is also doing God's work. He shares a testimony of how God healed a baby in the womb through prayer and speaking to the baby. He challenges the audience to view Monday mornings as an opportunity to do God's work in their workplaces and occupations. He wants to release an army of God who will go out under the anointing of the Holy Spirit to do what they've always been doing, but with a different perspective.
The speaker encourages his audience to change their thinking about the work of God. He believes that everyone was created with a purpose, and doing what you were created to do is worship. He wants to release an army of God to impact the seven mountains of influence in society, which include areas like business, education, and media. He believes that the problems of the world are opportunities for believers to make a difference and bring heaven to earth. The speaker shares examples of his ministry, which includes teaching ethics in the business world and teaching life skills in public schools. He encourages his audience to talk to people about their problems and meet their needs. He challenges the idea that work is a curse and emphasizes that we are created for a purpose.
The speaker challenges attendees to change their mindset and understand that their purpose in life is to fulfill God's plan for them. He emphasizes that God has strategically placed believers in their occupations and that they should view their work as an opportunity to minister and do God's work. The speaker also mentions the concept of the "7 mountains," which represent the mind molders or influencers in society. He encourages attendees to impact these areas to bring lasting revival on earth. The overarching message is that believers should change their thinking and understand that they have the power to make a difference in the world.
The speaker encourages the audience to shift their thinking about work and their purpose. He believes that the church has given over too many areas of influence to the world, and that believers should instead work to bring heaven to earth. He shares examples of his own company, which teaches ethics and life skills to young people, and encourages other believers to find ways to meet needs and solve problems in their communities. He also reminds the audience that they were created by God for a purpose, and that they have the power and authority to rule and make a difference in the world.
The speaker introduces Reverend Paul Taylor, a pastor of the Flame of Fire Covenant Church and leader of the Northeast Prayer Center. He talks about his ministry's mission to promote prayer and worship in the northeast region of the US. Reverend Taylor encourages the congregation to expand their vision and prepare for more growth in their church and ministries. He also announces his upcoming trip to Peru to teach pastors and leaders about intercession and taking the land. The speaker emphasizes that God has called all believers to build his church and to possess territory. He urges the congregation to recognize the anointing on their pastor's life and to declare themselves as powerful men and women of God. The speaker shares a prophetic picture of the kingdoms of this world bowing to the kingdom of God.
The Kingdoms of God are beginning to align and the kingdoms of this world will bow their knees to the Kingdom of God. The religious church will always be jealous of the united church, but God is reviving his church and calling his people to be powerful men and women who do great things for the Lord. It is time for the true church to go to Hebron, the place of association and fellowship, where Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob received the promises of God. The Kingdom of God is within us, and God is waiting for us to set it free by releasing it through faith. The church on which God is blowing is a Davidic church, a worshiping church on fire with the spirit of the Lion of Judah. God is calling the team of Judah to rise up and set apart under a Davidic leader, an apostolic leader in the region. There are five gifts that God wants to release in our lives to move forward in our destiny and purpose.
Reverend Paul Taylor is invited to bless the church and deliver a message from God. He speaks about expanding the church's vision and reaching out to the world through both church and marketplace ministries. Paul Taylor also mentions his upcoming mission trip to Peru and asks for prayer cover. He encourages the congregation to recognize their anointing and gifting and to train themselves to think positively about themselves as mighty men and women of God. He then reads from Revelation 11:15 and 2 Samuel 2:1, highlighting the importance of having a heart after God and the need for the church to break away from religion and move towards a relationship with Jesus.
The speaker discusses the rise of David's kingdom and the decline of Saul's kingdom in the Bible. He emphasizes that God is calling for a church with a heart after Him, rather than just a form of godliness. He encourages listeners to believe in the promises of God and to stop limiting themselves to what they can do, but to attempt what only God can do. He also discusses the importance of worship, intercession, and wisdom in the church. The speaker believes that God is releasing warriors, worshipers, and wisdom into the church to help them fulfill their destiny.

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