Prayers & Proclamations

Like Moses, before we can be effective in proclaiming, we must learn to have a healthy fear of the Word of God. We have to learn to tremble at the Word of God.

Ask the Holy Spirit to make “alive” to you any Scriptures that are appropriate to your particular situation.
Read these Scriptures through many times—out loud, if possible.
Gradually proceed from reading aloud to systematic memorization. This is a natural step. The Hebrew expression for “to learn by heart” actually means “to learn by mouth.” As you read the words aloud, they gradually become imprinted on your memory.

them to each area of attack. The strategy the Holy Spirit taught us was:
Proclamation!
Thanksgiving!
Praise

A proclamation is a confession that is made aggressive. It is a word that speaks of spiritual warfare. It is releasing the authority of God’s

The word proclaim is a strong word. It comes from a Latin word that means “to shout forth.” A related word in the language of the New Testament is one that means “to confess.” Confess means “to say th

I submit myself afresh to You today in unreserved obedience. Having submitted to You, Lord, I do as Your Word directs. I resist the devil: all his pressures, his attacks, his deceptions, and every instrument or agent he would seek to use against me. I do not submit! I resist him, drive him from me and exclude him from me in the name of Jesus.
Specifically, I reject and repel infirmity, infection, pain, inflammation, malignancies, allergies, viruses, _______,3 every form of witchcraft, and every type of stress.
Finally, Lord, I thank You that through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross, I have passed out from under the curse and entered into the blessing of Abraham whom You blessed in all things: exaltation, health, reproductiveness, prosperity, victory, God’s favor, and God’s friendship.4
Amen

Now I declare, O Lord, that You and You alone are my God and beside You there is no other; a just God and a Savior, the Father, the Son, and the Spirit, and I worship You!

No weapon that is formed against me shall prosper and every tongue that arises against me in judgment I do condemn. This is my heritage as a servant of the Lord and my righteousness is from You, O Lord of Hosts.

Jesus Himself bore our sins in His own body on the tree, that we, having died to sins, might live for righteousness; by whose wounds we were healed.