A Message by Prophet Moses Branson James
Main Scripture:
"He sent His word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions." — Psalm 107:20 (KJV)
Supporting Scriptures: Isaiah 61:1, John 8:36, Romans 12:2, 1 Peter 2:2.
Introduction
I sense in my spirit that we are entering a great season of deliverance. This is a season in which God is setting His people free from every form of bondage, captivity, limitation, oppression, and spiritual stronghold.
Deliverance is one of God's precious gifts. It has the power to set people free physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Whenever God sends forth His Word, He sends a Word of deliverance for that season. His Word does not return void; it accomplishes His divine purpose.
Psalm 107:20 declares, "He sent His word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions."
Every Word from God carries what I call The Four D's of Deliverance.
1. Dedication
Every Word from God calls us into deeper dedication to Him.
Before God delivers us, He prepares our hearts to love Him, obey Him, and surrender completely to His will. A dedicated heart is fertile ground for God's power to work.
Key Scripture: Romans 12:1
Application: Prepare your heart through prayer, repentance, worship, and complete surrender to God.
2. Diligence
Every Word from God comes with instructions, responsibilities, and assignments.
Deliverance is not sustained by emotion alone; it is maintained through obedience. God's instructions bring healing, restoration, and transformation.
Key Scripture: James 1:22
Application: Listen carefully to God's voice and obey every instruction He gives.
3. Discipline and Determination
God requires discipline and determination from those He delivers.
Deliverance is not the end of the journey—it is the beginning of a new life. After deliverance, we must continue feeding on God's Word. Just as newborn babies need milk to grow, believers need the foundational teachings of Scripture to remain spiritually strong.
Without spiritual discipline, old bondages can return.
Key Scriptures: 1 Peter 2:2; Matthew 12:43–45
Application: Remain committed to prayer, Bible study, fellowship, and holy living.
4. Desire
Before anyone can experience true deliverance, there must first be a genuine desire to be free.
God responds to hearts that long for freedom. You must have a vision of yourself living free from every spirit of fear, addiction, rejection, sickness, oppression, or bondage.
Your desire positions you to receive what God has prepared for you.
Key Scripture: Matthew 5:6
Application: Ask yourself, "Do I truly desire to be free?" Bring that desire before God in faith.
Conclusion
We are in a divine season of deliverance. God is sending His Word to heal, restore, and set His people free.
As we embrace Dedication, Diligence, Discipline and Determination, and Desire, we position ourselves to receive and maintain the freedom that Christ has given us.
Today is your day of freedom. Every chain shall be broken, every prison door shall be opened, and every yoke shall be destroyed by the power of God.
Altar Call
If you desire God's deliverance today, surrender your heart completely to Jesus Christ. Repent of every sin, believe His Word, and receive His freedom by faith. As you obey His voice and walk with Him daily, the Lord will establish you in lasting victory.
Closing Prayer
Heavenly Father, thank You for this season of deliverance. Let every chain be broken, every captive be set free, and every yoke be destroyed in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Give us dedicated hearts, diligent spirits, disciplined lives, unwavering determination, and a deep desire to follow You. May Your Word continue to transform us until we walk in complete freedom. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.
— Prophet Moses Branson James