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29/07/2025

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CROWNED & COMMISSIONED SERIES MANUAL

Complete 10-Part Kingdom Series on the Weight, Responsibility, and Glory of the Crown



Part 1: The Crown Comes After Crushing
Before God crowns you, He crushes you. He breaks what He’s about to use. He humbles before He exalts. The crushing produces the oil. The oil qualifies you for the crown.



Part 2: The Crown Can’t Come Without the Cross
You can’t reign with Christ unless you suffer with Him. No cross, no crown. Endurance through trials proves the strength to carry glory.



Part 3: The Crown Exposes What’s in the Heart
The crown will amplify your character. Pride, insecurity, idolatry — it all comes out when you’re elevated. God uses the crown to test what’s hidden.



Part 4: God Will Never Let You Be Exalted Without Being Broken First
Elevation without humility is a setup for destruction. God breaks you so you won’t break others when you’re in position.



Part 5: God Will Not Let You Be Crowned Until You’ve Been Crossed
Betrayal is part of the process. You must be crossed before crowned. God uses the Judas moments to prepare you for reigning moments.



Part 6: The Crown Comes With a Cost — But It’s Worth It
This isn’t just about glory — it’s about weight. It cost Jesus His life. It will cost you your comfort, your silence, your sin, your ego. The crown costs, but it’s worth it.



Part 7: The Crown Carries Responsibility — You’re Called to Build, Not Brag
You weren’t crowned for selfies. You were crowned for souls. The responsibility of the crown demands humility, wisdom, and relentless obedience.



Part 8: The Crown Must Be Guarded — Hell Wants It Off Your Head
Hell studies crowned ones. The enemy wants you to lay it down, defile it, or forget who gave it. Guard the crown. Guard your posture. Guard your purpose.



Part 9: The Crown Is for God’s Glory — Not Self-Elevation
If your crown makes you crave attention and not alignment, you’ve already fallen. You’re not crowned to be worshipped. You’re crowned to worship.



Part 10: You’re Not Just Crowned — You’re Commissioned
The crown comes with divine orders. You’re not just chosen — you’re sent. You’re called to war, to build, to speak, to cast out, and to expand the Kingdom.

29/07/2025

Prideful People Won’t Ask Certain People for Help — Let’s Learn Why

This message exposes, teaches, and delivers. Pride is a spiritual stronghold that blocks blessings, builds barriers, and buries people in false independence. Here's why prideful people refuse help from certain people — especially those God may have assigned to assist them.

Reasons Prideful People Won’t Ask Certain People for Help
1. 1. They don’t want to be humbled — Pride says, “I’ll suffer before I bow.”
2. 2. They’re afraid of being corrected — Some would rather drown in denial than hear, “You caused some of this.”
3. 3. They feel superior — even while struggling — Asking someone they once looked down on feels like betrayal to their ego.
4. 4. They’re afraid you’ll gain 'power' over them — Pride fears losing control, even when you mean no harm.
5. 5. They don’t want your help to work — Because it means admitting God used you.
6. 6. They’re in secret competition with you — They’d rather lose than win with your help.
7. 7. They once judged you — Now asking for your help would expose their error.
8. 8. They’re more afraid of looking weak than being wise — So they limp in secret.
9. 9. They think needing help makes them lesser — They confuse partnership with pity.
10. 10. They don’t want change — They want relief without transformation.
Let’s Learn
Prideful people reject what they secretly need. They avoid your help… but mimic your moves. They won’t admit your wisdom… but they quote you in silence. They stay stuck — not because God didn’t send help — but because they rejected who He sent.

"Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall." — Proverbs 16:18

"God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble." — James 4:6

Prayer for Humility & Receiving Help from God
LORD, remove every ounce of pride in me that would cause me to reject divine help, divine wisdom, and divine people. Forgive me for every time I judged who You sent. Forgive me for every time I rejected truth because it hurt my ego. Deliver me from prideful isolation, self-sabotage, and spiritual blindness. I want Your help — even if it comes in a form I didn’t expect. I receive wisdom, correction, direction, and alignment. I declare I will not let pride make me miss my portion. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 2: The People You’re Avoiding Are the Ones God Assigned to Your Healing

Sometimes the person you despise, dismiss, or distance yourself from is the very one God sent to break the yoke off your neck.

Why You Keep Avoiding the Person God Sent
1. 1. They remind you of the truth you’re not ready to face — They reflect back the mirror you keep ducking.
2. 2. They call out what others enable — That’s not judgment, that’s divine conviction.
3. 3. They see through your mask — So you dodge them to keep performing instead of healing.
4. 4. You’re secretly jealous of their strength — You were supposed to connect, not compete.
5. 5. They used to know the “old you” — You resist healing from someone who knows your history.
6. 6. You judged them too early — Now you’d rather stay hurt than admit they carry your help.
7. 7. You were taught to only receive from people you 'like' — But God sends purpose partners, not preferences.
8. 8. They challenge your comfort zone — You want a cheerleader, but God sent a coach.
9. 9. You’re afraid of being vulnerable — But vulnerability could be your deliverance.
10. 10. The devil lied and said they were your enemy — Because that person holds a key to your healing.
Warning: Aversion to Your Assignment Is a Trap
✔ You’re avoiding the very one who carries your answer
✔ You’re offended by the one God is using to free you
✔ You’re running from the voice that calls you out of the pit
✔ That’s not your enemy — that’s your rescue
Don’t miss your healing because of misplaced hatred.

Prayer: God, Help Me See Who You Sent
LORD, open my eyes. Show me who You assigned to help me. Break every lie, every offense, and every misunderstanding the enemy planted. I repent for avoiding the very ones You sent to sharpen me, strengthen me, and free me. Heal the pride, the fear, the jealousy, and the wounds that made me reject my help. I declare: I will not miss my healing. I will not despise my divine connections. I will not sabotage my own rescue. I welcome the people You’ve appointed to walk with me into freedom — no matter what package they come in. In Jesus’ name — Amen.

29/07/2025

Part 3: God Will Test You Through Who He Sends — Before He Elevates You

God doesn’t just test you with pain — He tests you with people. Before elevation comes, He watches:
➡️ How you treat the person sent to sharpen you
➡️ How you respond when correction comes from someone you didn’t choose
➡️ If you can obey when the voice isn’t familiar — but it’s still from God

Some of your greatest tests won’t come dressed as trials — they’ll come dressed as relationships.

The Test of Who God Sends
1. 1. Can you receive from someone who used to struggle?
2. 2. Can you honor the vessel even when you don’t like the package?
3. 3. Can you obey truth even when it hurts your ego?
4. 4. Can you serve someone God is using to prepare you?
5. 5. Can you see the assignment instead of the offense?
6. 6. Will you pass the humility test?
7. 7. Can you survive being under someone before being over anything?
8. 8. Can you endure pruning from someone God trusts with your growth?
God Doesn’t Test What You Don’t Ask For
✔️ You asked for promotion — now comes the purification
✔️ You asked for more — now comes the mentoring
✔️ You asked for power — now comes the proving
And it won’t always come through angels and visions — it’ll come through divine connections and confrontation.

"He who receives a prophet in the name of a prophet shall receive a prophet’s reward…" — Matthew 10:41

"Before honor is humility." — Proverbs 15:33

Prayer: Lord, Help Me Pass the People Test
LORD, test me and know me. Search my heart and remove all pride, jealousy, offense, rebellion, or stubbornness that would cause me to fail the test of who You’ve sent. I surrender my preferences and ego. I declare I will not miss my elevation because I rejected the person You used to prepare me. Give me a heart to receive, serve, and learn from divine vessels — no matter how they look. I trust You in this training. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 4: God Will Never Let You Be Exalted Without Being Broken First

You don’t get to skip the breaking room on your way to the blessing floor. Before God ever exalts, He breaks. Before He puts you on display, He puts you through the fire. Elevation without brokenness creates monsters, not ministers.

The Process of Breaking Before Exaltation
1. 1. God breaks pride so you don’t steal His glory.
2. 2. God breaks self-will so you can carry out His will.
3. 3. God breaks soul ties to people who can’t go with you.
4. 4. God breaks the mask off your identity.
5. 5. God breaks emotional instability.
6. 6. God breaks the dependency on people.
7. 7. God breaks your need for validation.
8. 8. God breaks hidden sins and private patterns.
Brokenness is a Gift — Not a Curse
✔ You cried… but it was construction.
✔ You were rejected… but it was redirection.
✔ You were humiliated… but it produced humility.
✔ You were left alone… but that’s where He met you.

"Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time.” — 1 Peter 5:6

"A broken and contrite heart, O God, You will not despise.” — Psalm 51:17

Prayer: Lord, Break Me So You Can Build Me
LORD, I surrender. I give You permission to break whatever’s in me that would sabotage my elevation. Break the pride, the fear, the secret sin, the false identity, the people-pleasing, and the self-reliance. Break every idol and anything in me that would try to take credit for what only You can do. Make me pure, make me holy, and make me whole. I trust Your breaking because I trust Your heart. Build me back Your way — so when I rise, I rise in You. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 5: God Will Not Let You Be Crowned Until You’ve Been Crossed

Before you wear a crown of glory, you will carry a cross of suffering. Before God lets you sit on the throne, He will test what you do when you’re betrayed. God doesn’t raise up uncrucified leaders. The cross comes before the crown.

Why God Allows You to Be Crossed
1. 1. To see if you’ll still love like Him.
2. 2. To crucify your flesh before it kills your future.
3. 3. To teach you how to suffer well.
4. 4. To expose who’s really for you.
5. 5. To train your tongue.
6. 6. To test your obedience when it costs everything.
7. 7. To kill the fear of man.
8. 8. To qualify you for real authority.
Every Crown Has a Cost
✔ You were lied on? So was Jesus.
✔ You were betrayed? So was Jesus.
✔ You were mocked, humiliated, and left alone? So was Jesus.
And still… He got up.
And so will you.

"If we suffer with Him, we shall also reign with Him.” — 2 Timothy 2:12

"Take up your cross and follow Me.” — Luke 9:23

"For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory…” — Romans 8:18

Prayer: Lord, Help Me Carry My Cross
LORD, I will carry what You call me to carry. No matter the betrayal, the wounds, the silence, or the shame — I will not drop my cross. I will not despise the weight. I will not curse the season. I will endure, I will obey, and I will overcome. Make me like Christ — pure in pain, holy in hardship, and surrendered in suffering. I declare I will not skip my cross and I will not forfeit my crown. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 7: The Crown Carries Responsibility — You’re Called to Build, Not Brag

God didn’t crown you so you could show off. He crowned you so you could show up. This is not about flexing — it’s about functioning in divine authority. The real ones don’t flaunt their crowns — they carry them with humility, strategy, and discipline. Because the heavier the crown, the deeper the responsibility.

When God Crowns You — He Expects You To:
1. 1. Build what others were too afraid to start.
2. 2. Uphold righteousness even when it’s unpopular.
3. 3. Protect the weak, cover the vulnerable, lead the lost.
4. 4. Speak with wisdom, not ego.
5. 5. Stay accountable to the One who placed it on you.
6. 6. Leave a legacy, not just a moment.
7. 7. Carry the weight of leadership without losing your posture of humility.
8. 8. Build what glorifies God — not your name.
The Crown Isn’t a Trophy — It’s a Tool
✔ It’s not just for status — it’s for service
✔ It’s not about fame — it’s about fruit
✔ It’s not for selfies — it’s for souls
✔ It’s not for bragging — it’s for building

"By wisdom a house is built, and through understanding it is established.” — Proverbs 24:3

"To whom much is given, much will be required.” — Luke 12:48

Prayer: Lord, Help Me Carry My Crown With Character
LORD, I will not brag about what You gave me to build with. I repent for every time I made the crown about me. Help me steward this responsibility with wisdom, purity, and power. Make me a leader who doesn’t just wear a title — but bears real fruit. Let my influence serve Your Kingdom and not my ego. I humble myself before the One who crowned me. I will build what You put in my hands. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 8: The Crown Must Be Guarded — Hell Wants It Off Your Head

You didn’t fight this hard just to be crowned and careless. Hell didn’t just want to stop you from receiving the crown — it wants to strip you of it. Why? Because a crowned believer who knows their authority is dangerous to darkness. So Satan schemes to make you lay it down, forget who you are, or contaminate it with compromise. This crown? You’re going to have to guard it with everything in you.

Why You Must Guard the Crown
1. 1. Because hell studies you.
2. 2. Because temptation doesn’t stop after elevation.
3. 3. Because one decision can corrupt the crown.
4. 4. Because spiritual warfare intensifies at the top.
5. 5. Because what you carry affects others.
6. 6. Because the devil can’t take it — but you can give it up.
7. 7. Because familiarity is the enemy of reverence.
Guard It Like a Soldier — Not a Spectator
✔ Keep your armor on.
✔ Stay prayed up.
✔ Stay Word-filled.
✔ Surround yourself with kingdom accountability.
✔ Don’t give Satan a foothold — shut the door.

"Hold fast what you have, that no one may take your crown.” — Revelation 3:11

"Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion…” — 1 Peter 5:8

"Put on the full armor of God…” — Ephesians 6:11

Prayer: Lord, Teach Me to Guard the Crown
LORD, I will not take this crown lightly. I will not forget the war You brought me through to receive it. Teach me to guard it with wisdom, walk with discipline, and live with fire. Protect my mind from pride, my heart from bitterness, and my soul from deception. I declare that I will wear this crown with humility, and I will fight to keep it pure, holy, and untouchable by the enemy. I’m not just crowned — I’m consecrated. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 9: The Crown Is for God’s Glory — Not Self-Elevation

If the crown makes you boast in yourself, you’ve already fallen. You were never crowned to exalt your name — you were crowned to represent His. Every promotion, every mantle, every victory, and every breakthrough is an opportunity to reflect God’s glory, not absorb it. God will not share His throne. He will not crown the proud, the selfish, or the idol of self.

Signs You’re Using the Crown for Self-Elevation
1. 1. You make the mission about your image.
2. 2. You speak more about yourself than the Savior.
3. 3. You resent correction.
4. 4. You confuse influence with immunity.
5. 5. You seek followers more than faithfulness.
The Crown Is a Reflection Tool — Not a Selfie Prop
✔ It reflects His glory.
✔ It points to His power.
✔ It reminds you that you’re royalty — only because He made you so.

"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16

"He must increase, but I must decrease.” — John 3:30

"No flesh should glory in His presence.” — 1 Corinthians 1:29

Prayer: Lord, Don’t Let Me Turn Your Crown Into My Idol
LORD, everything I am, everything I’ve achieved, and everything I carry — it’s because of You. I repent for every moment where I took Your credit, stole Your glory, or made it about me. I lay my ego at the altar. Remove every ounce of pride, vanity, self-exaltation, and attention-seeking. Use me for Your Kingdom, not my platform. Crown me with humility, wisdom, and reverence. Let every room I enter bring glory to Your name alone. In Jesus’ name — amen.

29/07/2025

Part 10: You’re Not Just Crowned — You’re Commissioned

A crown without a commission is just decoration. God didn’t crown you so you could look good — He crowned you because you’re assigned. You’re not just chosen — you’re sent. You weren’t crowned to sit — you were crowned to move, to lead, to war, and to win for the Kingdom. This isn’t for status — this is for souls.

The Crown Comes With a Commission
1. 1. You’re called to cast out, not just stand out.
2. 2. You’re called to confront darkness.
3. 3. You’re called to build what hell tried to destroy.
4. 4. You’re called to multiply the Kingdom.
5. 5. You’re called to finish what others gave up on.
6. 6. You’re called to war with strategy, not emotions.
You’re a Crowned Commander — Not a Cute Christian
✔ You’ve been drafted into Kingdom operations.
✔ You don’t have time to be distracted.
✔ The crown means you’ve been trusted with territory.
✔ You’re not just blessed — you’re deployed.

"Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.” — Mark 16:15

"Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those who have leprosy, drive out demons. Freely you have received; freely give.” — Matthew 10:8

"You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruit—fruit that will last…” — John 15:16

Prayer: Lord, I Accept the Crown and the Commission
LORD, I thank You for the crown — but I also say yes to the commission. I will not be a decorative Christian. I will be a deliverer. I will move where You send me, speak what You tell me, and build what You assign me. I accept my Kingdom orders. I am not afraid of the weight, because You are my strength. I will wear the crown and walk in the call. Not my will, but Yours. I’ve been crowned, crushed, and commissioned. I am ready. In Jesus’ name — amen.

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08/06/2025

TRAINED IN THE TRENCHES PT. 2

📖 Scripture:
2 Corinthians 4:8–10 (KJV)
"We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed; always bearing about in the body the dying of the Lord Jesus, that the life also of Jesus might be made manifest in our body."

🗣 Declaration:
I declare I am not just a believer — I am a product of the crushing. The trench didn’t break me — it birthed the version of me that hell fears. I carry weight. I carry oil. I carry proof that God trains warriors in the dark.

🙏🏽 Prayer:
Father, I thank You for the trenches that You never wasted. For every hidden season, every unseen tear, and every dark night where no one saw my obedience — but You did. Teach my hands to war and my fingers to fight, not for applause, but for the assignment. Let the crushing produce power, not pity. Let the weight I carry now be proof that You were working even when I was weeping. Keep me sober, steadfast, and spirit-filled — not just to fight, but to finish. In Jesus' name, Amen.

🔥 Expounding:
This ain’t Part 1 anymore. Part 1 was learning how to survive the pit. Part 2 is knowing how to minister from it. You don’t need to be rescued anymore — you’ve been resurrected in it. This is where trench warriors are trusted with heavier mantles because they didn’t fake faith; they bled it.

You’re not impressed by the stage because you were trained in the shadows. You don’t chase platforms because you were processed in pain. You don’t need titles — because the trenches gave you authority.

God let you go through it because He could trust you not to leave the battlefield when the bullets flew. You didn’t just endure storms — you built altars in them. That’s why hell hates you. You walk in the oil of 'I’ve been through too much not to obey.' You carry the weight of 'I’ll die empty, but I won’t die silent.'

You're dangerous now.

This is not survival oil.
This is sent oil.
This is battlefield-birthed, cave-carved, wilderness-weighted oil.

You are trained, trusted, and too anointed to bow to fear. Not everyone will understand this version of you — but hell does.



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