Each key incorporates practical direction on how to respond to the grace that unlocks the door and sets us free.
We help people make five responses that release the power of the gospel into their hearts. Each key helps you access God’s grace and unlock the door to freedom.
There is no greater deliverance than embracing the grace of baptism — by turning from sin and turning to the Lord. Jesus is our deliverer and He is our deliverance. The first key also involves ongoing repentance and conversion as the hidden sins of our heart are revealed.
If we want to be like Jesus we need to forgive from the heart. Many believers who know they need to forgive have failed to understand how to access the power of forgiveness that Jesus has given them. As forgiveness is pronounced by faith and the power behind unforgiveness is renounced, it is defeated.
Renunciation is a declaration to the kingdom of darkness that I no longer make a home for sin, deception, and the power behind it. I am no longer in agreement with this lie that has been buried in my heart and my thoughts. Specifically renouncing our enemies brings victory — fear, rejection, lust, loneliness, anger, resentment, bitterness, hatred, and the lies that have held us bound.
When the Lord said to Moses, “I will be an enemy to your enemies” (Exodus 23:22), He did not mean that Moses would sit and watch. He meant that as Moses fought, so would God. Moses had God’s authority. In Christ, we too have authority over our enemies who seek to destroy us. We can take our stand against them through repentance, forgiveness, renunciation — and then declare the truth of their defeat in the name of Jesus.
The Hebrew sense of blessing means to speak words that empower someone to prosper and thrive — words that give life and peace. Every blessing that the Father spoke to Jesus is ours. The Father reveals to us who we are as we come before Him in the Son. What we have longed to hear all of our lives has already been spoken. As we learn to receive His blessing, so we are healed. To be “unbound” means that the obstacles to the gift that has been waiting for us have been removed, and the Father’s love and affirmation is made real to us in Christ.
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