I choose to put an end. I end the reign of altars

Worship service on February 1^st , 2026 – Dr. Raoul WAFO

The purpose of this message was not to listen to yet another teaching on family altars, but to gain a deep, clear, and responsible understanding of them. To understand in order to act. To understand in order to decide.

The issue of family altars is neither symbolic nor imaginary. These altars do exist, including in the West. As Dr. Raoul Wafo reminded us:

"There is no family without an altar, even in the West!" — Dr. Raoul Wafo

Why do they exist? Because, consciously or unconsciously, some heads of families have made pacts with the devil. These pacts come with obligations that continue to speak and act against subsequent generations. It is these pacts that explain family embargoes, invisible but persistent limitations.

And so the question arises: as a child of God, am I affected?

Yes.

Am I subject to them?

No.

Struggles are therefore inevitable, even for a born-again believer. For there are levels of life, freedom, and manifestation that we will never reach without accepting to fight the battles that are imposed on us.

"There are levels of life that you will never reach if you do not accept to fight the battles that are imposed on you." — Dr. Raoul Wafo

What gives you authority in an area is the fact that you have subdued the demons associated with it. Ignoring this reality is giving Satan a legal advantage, as 2 Corinthians 2:11 warns us: we must not ignore his schemes.

The battle of the altars is a reality, but their action is illegal for those who are in Christ. Colossians 2:14-15 reminds us that Jesus stripped the powers and authorities. The problem, then, is not the legality of the battle, but how we respond to it.

Be careful, however: walking with the angel of truth does not exempt us from fighting. Truth enlightens, but it does not fight in your place.

Romans 8:1-2 makes it clear: there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ, not for those in whom Christ simply dwells. For the reign of death—illness, failure, blockages—was brought about by sin (Romans 3:23). And this reign of death is precisely the channel through which Satan imposes his reign.

When you go somewhere, it is you who are seen. So doors are opened because of who you are and because Christ is in you. It is not the image of Christ that is seen when people look at you, even though He is in you.

"In the spiritual realm, a covenant is only broken by another covenant!" — Dr. Raoul Wafo

It is therefore crucial to make a clear distinction between the person you were before and the person you are now.

The central issue of the day was therefore the following:

Satan's attacks are illegal, yes. But how should I respond?

Luke 10:19 gives us the answer: authority has been given to us. Yet we have often fought these battles as if Jesus' sacrifice had never been accomplished. But the strategic key to this battle is faith (Ephesians 6:16).

In spiritual warfare, we do not pray from a place of supplication, but from the authority delegated by Jesus Christ. It is a matter of imposing God's reign in our lives.

Luke 22:31 sheds more light on this: Jesus prayed that Simon's faith would not fail. In other words, what gives Satan access is a weakening faith.

"God often takes pleasure in weakening you to make you stronger." — Dr. Raoul Wafo

For your strength does not come from yourself, but from Christ (Philippians 4:13).

In prayer, we must learn to establish what we want to see through declarations of faith. No complaints. No lamentations. Faith speaks.

And this faith is expressed concretely through faith:

• in the blood of Jesus (Exodus 12; Revelation 12:11),

• in the Word,

• in the name of Jesus.

"There are battles you don't have to fight when your father has fought them."

"As long as the gods of your family have not fallen, you are a joker!"

— Dr. Raoul Wafo

It all starts with a decision.

A decision is not an emotion. It must produce a visible transformation, a change in behavior.

"You can tell when a man or woman is determined." — Dr. Raoul Wafo

Some decisions will lead to separations. They will be necessary. Other connections, on the other hand, are connections of destiny: they must be discerned and preserved.

Decision is the bridge between the dream of freedom and its realization.

In summary – 6 essential truths

1. The battle of the altars is unchanging, and being born again does not exempt you from it.

2. The cross is an altar where God sacrificed His Son for your complete freedom and that of your family (John 1:29).

3. You have certainly overcome in Christ, but Satan is an outlaw.

4. God has given you the power to tread on serpents and scorpions.

5. You must fight these battles with weapons that are legal and superior to atomic energy: the Word of God, the name of Jesus, and the blood of Jesus.

6. Refusing to fight certain battles condemns you to live as a victim or a mere spectator of the glory of others.

Every time you rise up for this battle, there will be opposition. But God stands by your side.

Some separations will be inevitable. Don't insist.

Preserve the connections of destiny. The enemy often seeks to make you lose them in order to divert you from God's plan.

We are together.

Dr. Raoul Wafo's full message can be found here:

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