God Will Finish What He Started Philippians 1:6 Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ: Beloved, we decree and declare that God who began a good work in you is not only able but actively committed to bringing it to completion. Heaven does not start what it does not intend to finish. The work of transformation, sanctification, healing, identity formation, and spiritual maturity is not suspended in the middle—God is still shaping you. Even when the process feels slow, God is not. Even when your emotions waver, His covenant does not. The same divine power that initiated your salvation is the same power sustaining and perfecting it. You are not an unfinished story, not a half-built temple, and not a forsaken assignment. The Lord Himself has taken responsibility for your becoming, and He is faithful to complete every chapter He authored. We decree that your journey will not end in incompleteness. Every test, every setback, every delay is being woven into the masterpiece of God’s design. You must keep the faith, stay yielded, and trust the divine process Jesus is working within you. The Holy Spirit is not discouraged by your struggles, intimidated by your weaknesses, or surprised by your detours. The Potter never abandons the clay—He keeps shaping until it reflects His intention. Stand firm, arise in confidence, and know that you are in the hands of a God who finishes what He starts. Your becoming is guaranteed. Your completion is certain. And your future is already secured in Christ. Firm in the Faith, + Apostle Terrence

May Your Inner Man Be Strengthened Scripture: Ephesians 3:16 “That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the inner man;” This scripture is one of Paul’s most profound intercessory prayers. He is not praying for material provision, physical strength, or external blessing. He is praying for inner strength, inner stability, and inner capacity. The Ephesian believers were spiritually gifted and they understood doctrine. Now, even though they have received teaching, they lacked inner fortitude because of pressure, persecution, and discouragement, much like what we are seeing today. So, Paul directs prayer toward the inner man, not the outer. Paul prayed for them to be empowered and to become spiritually fortified. When you pray this way, you become unstoppable. This is a supernatural empowerment, not a motivational one. It suggests that the believer’s internal spiritual muscles are infused with new capacity. The Holy Spirit is not simply giving assistance, but he is imparting power to not only stand but complete.This supernatural strength comes from the Holy Spirit, not the self. This is imparted, transferred, breathed into you. This is Ezekiel 37 wind-restoration power entering the soul. The inner man can be renewed even when the outer man is wearing down. When we read the Word of God with clarity and pray the scripture, we will know that we are being fortified internally for the season and work ahead. You will not break under the pressure you encounter today or future occurrences. When we pray, we are strengthened to build an internal capacity that circumstances cannot steal. This is when we understand we are not just being comforted beloved we are being constructed. This strengthening is not momentary, it is the type that produces longevity, resilience, clarity, and endurance. Ruminate on the following: - What area of your inner life feels brittle or drained? - Is it your faith? Your emotional stability? Your spiritual hunger? - Is your will tired? Your desire to fight fading? - Do you sense spiritual fatigue, not physical exhaustion? - Who have you been carrying internally that is draining your soul? - What spiritual discipline has weakened through discouragement?