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The Power of Consecration

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Base text : Luke 9:23-26

This message invites us to revisit a word we think we know, but rarely live out in depth: consecration. It is not a religious posture, nor an appearance of holiness. It is a choice, a renunciation, a life entirely turned toward the purpose God has set for us.

"How far does God's calling consume your soul?" — Dr Raoul Wafo


I — Consecration, a voluntary separation

Consecration means separating from sin to become useful to God. It is a voluntary act, not limited to our private conduct — it also shapes how we carry ourselves in society.

A consecrated person doesn't merely look for what is permitted, they look for what is useful. Separating from sin is not meant to make us appear righteous in the eyes of others, but to lead us into true productivity.


II — A total devotion to God's cause

Consecration is also devotion — being set apart for the specific purpose God has chosen for us (Romans 11:29). The true result of our consecration is not our words, but the fruit we bear.

To be consecrated is to be dedicated to the cause God has called us to — with no turning back.


III — Renouncing ourselves

This means renouncing ourselves, our own plans, to embrace the plans God has prepared for us (Hebrews 11:12-13, 17-18).

"Every believer has their own cross to carry!" — Dr Raoul Wafo

God gives us the ability to renounce through two things:

  1. The desire to pray (Matthew 26:41)
  2. Bad company (1 Corinthians 15:33; 2 Timothy 2:21-22)

IV — The 7 benefits of consecration

  1. Friendship with God — it transforms how we perceive adversity
  2. Favor — living for God's purpose means walking accompanied by favor (Proverbs 16:7)
  3. Divine health
  4. Productivity and success in all our endeavors (2 Timothy 2:21-22)
  5. Prosperity — success is the first step, prosperity is the second
  6. A good reputation
  7. Humility

What God expects from you, in short: separate yourself from what holds you back, so you can be consecrated to what He set you apart for — and reap its fruit.

"Don't miss your Earth, because your Earth defines your heaven" — Dr Raoul Wafo

"There is a life after this life!" — Dr Raoul Wafo

Stay strong, God is with you.

Full message from Dr Raoul Wafo here :

Sonia Beguide

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