In this week’s message, Minister Stacey delivers a faith-building charge to the church: God has already given His people authority — and now He’s calling us to walk in it. In a time where society is shifting, pressure is rising, and the enemy is attacking on every side, this teaching reminds believers that we were never meant to live powerless. Through scripture, bold instruction, and practical application, Minister Stacey calls the church to stand up in delegated power and operate as representatives of the Kingdom of God.Minister Stacey opens with a strong reminder that God is good, then takes the church to foundational passages that establish the believer’s authority: Luke 10:19 and Luke 9:1–5. Jesus didn’t just give encouragement — He gave power and authority over the enemy, and He sent His disciples out to preach the Kingdom of God and heal the sick.A key point in the message is the meaning of authority: Minister Stacey explains that the Greek word “exousia” refers to delegated power, and the value of that authority depends on its source — and our source is the Most High God. This authority was restored through Christ, and believers are called to stop seeing the enemy as bigger than what God placed in us.From there, Minister Stacey challenges the church to recognize that what we permit, we allow — and what we bind on earth carries Kingdom backing. She urges believers not to forget their authority during trials, persecution, and opposition, and reminds the church that God is looking for bold people with “crazy faith” — even faith that speaks to storms and refuses fear.She also emphasizes that you don’t need a title to walk in authority — the believer carries the Name of Jesus, and that Name is still powerful enough to shake systems, silence darkness, and produce undeniable fruit. The call is clear: don’t stay quiet. Don’t back down. Cry loud and spare not.Minister Stacey closes with practical direction for daily life: start prophesying over your week, speak against delay, call in what’s been held up, and speak over your children and grandchildren — especially in a time when confusion is targeting identity and faith. This message is both a warning and an activation: God is building a bold, unified church, and He wants His people to be available and ready.Key Reminders from This MessageJesus gave believers power and authority over all the power of the enemyAuthority (exousia) is delegated power — and its value depends on the sourceThe enemy looks for what we permit and tries to gain a foothold in families, finances, and healthGod is calling His church to boldness, not silenceYou don’t need a title — you carry the Name of Jesus, and that Name is still powerfulUse trials as a place to praise, not complain — what you’re facing is temporarySpeak to your week: prophesy, call things in, and resist delaySpeak over your children and family — the church can shift regions through prayer and unity📖 Scripture CoveredLuke 10:19Luke 9:1–5Acts 4:13–21 (boldness of Peter and John)(Referenced) Authority to bind and loose(Referenced) Healing promises / laying hands on the sick🙌 Like, Share & SubscribeHelp spread this message by liking, sharing, and subscribing.🔔 Stay UpdatedTap the bell icon for new sermons and teachings.📺 YouTube: River of God Channel🌐 Website: https://rogcc.com📍 In Person:River of God Christian Center110 Wolcott St, Brooklyn, NY 11231🎯 Hashtags#WalkInYourAuthority #SpiritualAuthority #Luke1019 #Luke9 #Acts4 #BoldFaith #KingdomOfGod #InJesusName #Healing #Deliverance #Prayer #HolySpirit #RiverOfGod #MinisterStacey #BrooklynChurch