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Episode 221 - Become What You Believe - Apostle Lehlogonolo Prince Seloise

Podcast Summary: Become What You Believe Key Scripture Matthew 9:29–30 (MSG): “He touched their eyes and said, ‘Become what you believe.’ It happened. They saw…” Core Truth Your life does not become what you wish for or what others think about you. Your life becomes what you believe. Key Teachings 1. You can only become what you believe, not what others believe for you. 2. You do not become what you wish for, but what you believe. 3. Your potential is limited—or expanded—by the level of your belief. 4. You cannot become what you do not believe. 5. There is unlimited potential for you to become everything the Word of God says you can become. * Philippians 4:13 — “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.” 6. To change what you are becoming, you must change what you believe. * Psalm 27:13 — Believing positions you to see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. 7. Your faith (belief) determines what you can become. 8. Your life can never rise above the level of your faith. * God blesses, promotes, and opens doors according to faith. * Mark 5:34 — “Thy faith hath made thee whole.” 9. How far you can believe determines how far your life can go. 10. How high your faith can rise determines how high your life can rise. 11. As you grow in faith, God reveals more of Himself to you—from faith to faith. * Romans 1:17 — “The just shall live by faith.” What Is Faith? Faith is not a feeling or positive thinking—it is spiritual, divine, and active. * Faith is a spiritual, divine element * Faith is a gift from God, imparted at salvation * Faith is a fruit of the Spirit * Faith is a seed * Faith is conviction * Hebrews 11:1 (ESV) — “The assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” * Faith is taking God at His Word * Faith is the believer’s way of life * Faith is how the believer walks * Faith is what makes God’s promises a reality * Faith is confidence in God Biblical Illustration The two blind men in Matthew 9 received sight because they believed Jesus was able—and believed they could see. Jesus’ declaration sealed it: “According to your faith be it unto you.” Conclusion Your believing determines your becoming. Change what you believe, and you will change what you become. Believe right—and your life will rise.

Episode 220 - Engaging Faith For Divine Exaltation 3 - Apostle Lehlogonolo Prince Seloise

Podcast Summary: Engaging Faith for Divine Exaltation (Part 3) Core Truth: Divine exaltation is a function of faith. While God has made full provision for our lives by His grace, only faith can access and manifest what grace has already supplied. A proper understanding of faith is therefore essential for stability, progress, and continual rising in life. 1. Grace Has Already Provided Everything God, by His divine power, has already made available everything that pertains to life, godliness, and promotion—including divine exaltation (2 Peter 1:3). Nothing is missing on God’s side. 2. Faith Is How We Receive from Grace Grace provides, but faith receives. Whatever you need from God must be accessed by faith (Matthew 9:29). Until faith is released, grace remains unmanifested. 3. Grace and Faith Work Together Salvation and every blessing of God operate on this principle: grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8–9). Grace is God’s gift; faith is our response. Neither works in isolation. 4. Grace Alone Does Not Automatically Produce Results Even though God’s grace has appeared to all men (Titus 2:11), not everyone benefits from it because faith is required (Romans 4:16). * If grace worked without faith, everyone would be saved automatically. * John 3:16 clearly shows the partnership: * Grace: God gave His Son. * Faith: Whoever believes receives eternal life. Unreceived grace remains dormant. 5. Walking by Faith Guarantees Rising As long as you walk by faith, divine exaltation remains your reality. However, faith has enemies—fear, doubt, and distraction. Like Peter walking on water (Matthew 14:29–31), once you shift focus from Jesus to the storm, you can begin to sink in the very place you were thriving. 6. Boosters That Keep Faith Strong To maintain faith at full capacity, you must consistently engage its boosters: 1. Understanding the Word Faith comes by hearing and understanding God’s Word (Romans 10:17). 2. Praying in the Spirit Faith is spiritual and must be built spiritually (Jude 1:20). Faith is not positive thinking or mental agreement—it is a spiritual force (2 Corinthians 4:13). 3. Acting on the Word Faith grows through use, just like a muscle. Acting on God’s Word strengthens faith—just as the snake in the Nokia 3310 game grew longer every time it ate. Scripture confirms this: * Be doers, not hearers only (James 1:22). * Faith without works is dead (James 2:17–18). * Abiding in the Word means continually obeying it (John 8:31 AMP). 4. Love Faith only works effectively through love (Galatians 5:6). 5. Forgiveness Unforgiveness blocks faith. In Mark 11:23–25, Jesus shows that forgiveness is part of the faith equation. 6. Fasting and Prayer Certain levels of unbelief are broken through prayer and fasting, allowing faith to operate at a higher dimension (Matthew 17:20–21). Conclusion Divine exaltation is guaranteed when faith is engaged correctly. God has already done His part by grace—our responsibility is to believe, act, love, forgive, pray, and stay spiritually engaged. As long as faith is active, rising is inevitable.

Episode 219 - Engaging Faith For Divine Exaltation 2 - Apostle Lehlogonolo Prince Seloise

Podcast Summary: Divine Exaltation Is a Function of Faith Divine exaltation—promotion, lifting, and advancement in God—is not accidental. It is a direct outcome of a life lived by faith. A proper understanding of faith is essential for stability, growth, and victory in this life and in the Kingdom of God. 1. Faith Is Our Way of Life Faith is not just how we begin our walk with God; it is how we live in the Kingdom. We were born again by faith, and we continue in the same manner—by faith. “The just shall live by faith.” — Romans 1:17 In God’s Kingdom, faith is the currency and the lifestyle. 2. Your Life Rises or Falls With Your Faith When faith is attacked, everything else becomes vulnerable. This is why the enemy constantly targets believers’ faith. * We are commanded to fight the good fight of faith (1 Timothy 6:12). * If we do not stand firm in faith, we will not stand at all (Isaiah 7:9). * Even Jesus prayed specifically that Peter’s faith would not fail (Luke 22:31–32). When faith is intact, life remains intact. 3. Everything God Gives Requires Faith Anything that will ever come into your life from God will always demand faith. “Without faith it is impossible to please Him.” — Hebrews 11:6 It is impossible to receive anything from God apart from faith. 4. God Has Already Provided by Grace This is a foundational truth: God is not withholding anything. “His divine power has given unto us all things that pertain to life and godliness.” — 2 Peter 1:3 Provision, promotion, and exaltation are already released by grace. 5. Faith Is How You Receive From Grace Grace provides; faith receives. “According to your faith be it unto you.” — Matthew 9:29 You do not struggle to get God to give—you release your faith to receive. 6. Grace Without Faith Will Not Manifest No matter how much grace God has made available, it will not manifest without faith. * Salvation itself works this way (Ephesians 2:8–9).

Episode 218 - Engaging Faith For Divine Exaltation - Apostle Lehlogonolo Prince Seloise

Engaging Faith for Divine Exaltation – Podcast Summary Divine exaltation is a supernatural act that only God can perform. From Joshua 3:7, we learn that exaltation is initiated by God Himself—not by human effort, titles, or self-promotion. The word divine speaks of God and the supernatural realm, while exaltation (Hebrew: gawdal) means to lift up, promote, magnify, increase, and make great. In essence, divine exaltation is God working to raise a person in His own time and way. Jesus teaches in John 6:28–29 that God is not looking for human performance but for belief. The primary work God requires is faith—specifically, believing in the One He sent, Jesus Christ. This reveals a crucial truth: the highest level of faith is not believing for things but believing in a person. While faith for blessings is valid, true transformational faith is anchored in a relationship with Jesus. When a person sincerely believes in Him, they are destined to change levels in life. Scripture confirms that believing in Jesus releases supernatural capacity. Those who believe will do the works of Christ and even greater works (John 14:12). Faith is effective when it is rooted in the Word and aligned with God’s message—not in personalities, but in Christ, who is the message proclaimed. Understanding is vital to genuine faith. Without spiritual understanding, faith cannot function properly. The Word of God must be heard and understood, because faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word. When understanding is established, faith comes alive, and with living faith, nothing becomes impossible. Every believer already has faith—God imparted it at salvation. He is both the source and the object of our faith. Faith was given so that we may believe in God, and when we do, God begins to work in our lives. Faith is not just how we entered the Kingdom; it is how we live in the Kingdom. Everything we receive from God—including divine exaltation—comes through faith. God has already provided everything we need by His grace. Faith is simply the channel through which we receive what grace has made available. God provides by grace; we receive by faith. Therefore, divine exaltation is not something we strive for—it is something we receive as we engage our faith in God and trust Him fully.

Episode 217 - Engaging Fasting & Prayer For Divine Exaltation - Apostle Lehlogonolo Prince Seloise

ENGAGING FASTING & PRAYER FOR DIVINE EXALTATION This message teaches that divine exaltation is the supernatural lifting of a person by God, beyond human effort, qualifications, or connections. True exaltation does not come through self-promotion but through spiritual alignment. Fasting and prayer are not religious activities; they are spiritual positioning tools. Through fasting, the flesh is subdued. Through prayer, the spirit is sharpened. When both are engaged, heaven is given legal access to intervene in the life of a believer. You don’t fast to impress God—you fast to align with Him. Scriptures such as Ezra 8:21 and Acts 13:2 reveal that fasting and prayer bring clarity, direction, and divine separation for purpose and promotion. FOUR WAYS FASTING & PRAYER POSITION YOU FOR DIVINE EXALTATION 1. Fasting and Prayer Humble You Before God Pride limits divine lifting, but humility attracts God’s hand. Fasting humbles the soul and brings the heart into submission before God. Scripture confirms that those who humble themselves under God’s mighty hand will be exalted in due time. Those who bow privately before God are the ones He lifts publicly. 2. Fasting and Prayer Align You with God’s Will Exaltation flows from divine order, not ambition. Fasting and prayer silence distractions and sharpen spiritual hearing so believers can discern and obey God’s will. Through alignment with God’s revealed will, He produces a life that is beautiful, satisfying, and divinely elevated. God does not exalt ambition; He exalts alignment. 3. Fasting and Prayer Purify the Heart for Sustainable Exaltation God does not only lift—He sustains. Many people rise but fall because what sustained them stopped working. Fasting exposes, cleanses, and realigns the heart, ensuring that exaltation lasts. Scripture teaches that clean hands and a pure heart are required to ascend and remain standing. What God lifts must be able to stay lifted. 4. Fasting and Prayer Release Supernatural Favor Favor is a major instrument of divine exaltation. Fasting and prayer attract God’s presence, and God’s presence produces favor before people. From Esther’s elevation to Daniel’s influence, Scripture shows that when favor is released, promotion follows. When favor operates, exaltation becomes inevitable. CLOSING THOUGHTS Fasting and prayer do not force God to act—they prepare you to receive what He has already ordained. In fasting, the flesh steps down. In prayer, the Spirit steps up. In alignment, God steps in to lift you. As you engage fasting and prayer, expect not only spiritual growth but visible divine exaltation in your life, calling, and destiny. When God lifts a person, no one can push them down.