04/10/2026
SUNDAY LIVE || PROPHET BAZOOKA
WE HAVE BEEN MADE IN GOD'S IMAGE
1. OUR PROTECTION IS SECURED IN GOD
Your protection was secured by God even before you were aware of it. God is your protector, and because you were created in His image, you can rest in the protection and authority He has given you.
You do not need to live in fear of what may happen in your life. Instead, understand your identity in God and enter into His rest.
When you know who you are in God, you begin to walk with boldness, knowing that you are not alone and that God has given you authority on the earth.
When God created mankind, He said:
«“Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule…”»
God created us with purpose, identity, and authority.
2. KNOW WHO YOU ARE
For you to understand who God is, you must also understand who you are in relation to Him.
The Word teaches us about our identity in Christ. We are representatives of God's Kingdom on earth.
Wherever you go, you carry the representation of the Kingdom of God with you. Therefore, do not walk in fear. Walk with confidence in the God who lives in you.
When people encounter you, they should be able to see God's character through your life, your words, your actions, and your love.
Your identity in God should give you boldness—not pride, but confidence in Him.
3. DON'T PANIC WHEN CHALLENGES COME
Whenever challenges arise in your life, do not allow fear to control you.
Remain in your position. Remain in faith. Remain in God's presence.
A challenge does not mean that God has abandoned you. Sometimes, difficult situations become opportunities for God's glory to be revealed.
The story of Lazarus shows us this. What looked like a hopeless situation became an opportunity for Jesus to reveal the glory of God.
Therefore, when challenges come, do not immediately panic and cry out in fear. Remember who you are, remember whose you are, and stand firm in faith.
4. PRAYER AND OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Prayer is not only about asking God for things. Prayer is also about maintaining and strengthening our relationship with God.
Jesus demonstrated this when He went to the tomb of Lazarus. Before calling Lazarus out, Jesus thanked the Father because He knew that the Father always heard Him.
Then Jesus called out:
“Lazarus, come out!”
And Lazarus came out.
This teaches us that our relationship with God should be built on faith, trust, and confidence in Him.
We should not only pray when we are facing problems. We should continually communicate with God and maintain our relationship with Him.
5. WHAT GOD HAS GIVEN US
Everything we need ultimately comes from God.
When we understand that we were created in God's image, we begin to understand that God has placed purpose, responsibility, and authority within us.
We are representatives of His Kingdom.
Wherever you enter, you should carry the values of the Kingdom with you. Wherever you go, let your life reflect Christ.
Jesus taught about the power of faith when He said that whoever says to a mountain, “Move,” and does not doubt in their heart, it will be done.
This teaches us about trusting God and exercising faith rather than being controlled by fear.
6. THE EARTH IS A PLATFORM FOR GOD'S GLORY
The earth is a place where God's glory can be revealed through His creation and through our lives.
Sometimes, a difficult situation can become an opportunity for God's power and glory to be seen.
Instead of asking, “Why is this happening to me?” we can also ask, “God, how can Your glory be revealed through this situation?”
When we do not understand our identity and authority in God, we can remain trapped in fear and continually cry out over the same problems.
But when we understand who we are in Christ, we can face challenges with faith, wisdom, and confidence in God.
7. A MIRACLE INVOLVES FAITH AND AGREEMENT
A miracle often begins with faith and a willingness to respond to God's instruction.
When Jesus encountered the man who had been paralyzed for many years, He asked him if he wanted to be healed.
The man responded, and Jesus instructed him to get up, take his mat, and walk.
The man obeyed the instruction, got up, took his mat, and went home rejoicing and praising God.
His response demonstrated faith and agreement with the instruction Jesus gave him.
Sometimes, God is waiting for our response to what He has already spoken.
8. KNOW YOUR IDENTITY
The greatest thing you can have is not merely knowledge of what God can do, but knowledge of who you are in Him.
When you know your identity, you do not have to be controlled by fear.
You can face difficulties with faith.
You can face opposition with courage.
You can face uncertainty with confidence in God.
You are a representative of God's Kingdom.
Therefore, wherever you go, let your life represent the One who sent you.
Do not allow every challenge to move you from your position. Stand firm, trust God, and continue walking in the purpose He has given you.
CONCLUSION: KNOW WHO YOU ARE
The greatest battle is often not what is happening around you, but whether you understand who you are.
When you know your identity in God, fear begins to lose its power over you. You understand that you belong to God, that He is with you, and that your life has a divine purpose.
You do not have to live your life constantly afraid of what the enemy might do. Instead, live with faith, wisdom, obedience, and confidence in God.
When challenges come, do not run away from God. Draw closer to Him.
When problems arise, do not allow fear to speak louder than your faith.
When you face impossible situations, remember that God can use those situations to reveal His glory.
Know who you are. Know whose you are. Know the authority God has given you.
You are a representative of His Kingdom.
Therefore, walk in faith, walk in obedience, walk in love, and walk in the confidence that comes from knowing God.
When you know your identity, you will no longer live as a victim of your circumstances—you will live as someone who trusts God and walks in the purpose He has given you.
KNOW GOD. KNOW YOUR IDENTITY. WALK IN FAITH. WALK IN AUTHORITY. WALK IN HIS PURPOSE.
