Convención Crece y Multiplicate - Dia 1

Welcoming the Holy Spirit

Opening Prayer and Invitation

• The speaker encourages the congregation to raise their hands and invite the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that a special encounter has been prepared for them.

• A call to prayer is made, urging attendees to surrender everything they brought to the gathering, declaring days of anointing and supernatural encounters with God's presence.

• The speaker proclaims that this is a time of revival where God will pour out His spirit on all people, including children and elders.

Atmosphere of Worship

• The speaker expresses excitement about the presence of God in the place and introduces a worship ministry that will lead in praise.

• Attendees are encouraged to greet one another and welcome the Holy Spirit as they prepare for worship, fostering community engagement.

Expectation for New Blessings

Anticipation of God's Move

• The congregation is invited to express their expectation for new blessings from God, affirming their readiness to receive His spirit with joy.

• There’s an emphasis on not coming just for entertainment but rather to offer true worship until God's glory descends upon them.

Collective Praise

• As worship begins, participants sing praises acknowledging Jesus' power and love, reinforcing communal faith through music.

Declaration of Freedom

Proclamation of Liberation

• The lyrics sung declare freedom from sin and bondage, encouraging attendees to embrace their liberation in Christ.

• A powerful declaration is made about healing and restoration; attendees are reminded that they are free to live fully for God.

Introduction of Guest Speaker

Welcoming Pastor Carlos Iñigue

• The host expresses joy at starting a convention aimed at impacting lives significantly while welcoming Pastor Carlos Iñigue as a special guest.

Personal Testimony

• Pastor Iñigue shares his journey from leading a small church with 36 members to pastoring a growing congregation, highlighting God's miraculous work in his life.

Empowerment Through Revelation

Understanding Church's Role

• Emphasizing that believers must recognize their identity in Christ as empowered individuals who can conquer challenges rather than merely resist them.

Call to Action

• The message concludes with an encouragement for attendees to believe they are part of an unstoppable church destined for growth and impact.

Activating the Conquest Mode in the Church

Embracing Growth and Expansion

• The speaker emphasizes that if God declares that the gates of Hades will not prevail against the church, then no minor obstacles can hinder its progress.

• Encouragement is given to shift focus from current struggles to what God is about to deliver, highlighting a need for revelation and activation of "conquest mode."

• A call is made for individuals feeling stagnant or tempted to leave their ministry roles to embrace a renewed spirit of conquest and ambition.

• The message stresses that even those who feel lukewarm in their faith will be empowered to pursue significant goals, such as reaching new congregational milestones.

• The speaker urges listeners to declare their intent to enter "conquest mode," suggesting an extraordinary transformation awaits.

Understanding God's Control Over Events

• Reference is made to Daniel 2:44, indicating that God controls world events and has prepared the church for its best season post-pandemic.

• The speaker highlights God's sovereignty over time and rulers, reinforcing that He grants wisdom and knowledge as needed.

• An anecdote about King Nebuchadnezzar's dream illustrates how God reveals truths through His chosen vessels like Daniel.

The Vision of the Statue

• Nebuchadnezzar's demand for both interpretation and recounting of his dream sets a challenging scenario for his advisors.

• Daniel steps forward after seeking divine revelation, showcasing reliance on God's guidance rather than human wisdom.

• In describing Nebuchadnezzar’s vision, Daniel details a terrifying statue representing various kingdoms with different materials symbolizing strength and fragility.

Symbolism of the Rock

• A rock cut without human hands strikes the statue's feet, leading to its destruction; this symbolizes God's intervention against earthly powers.

• The imagery conveys that while worldly empires may seem powerful, they are ultimately transient compared to God's eternal kingdom represented by the rock becoming a mountain.

Empowerment Through Revelation

• The speaker reflects on how many believe they have subdued the church but fail to recognize its true power as established by God long ago.

• This small rock represents Christ’s church which will triumph over seemingly indestructible forces; it signifies hope for believers feeling undervalued or overlooked.

• There’s an emphasis on understanding one's identity within Christ's church—an entity capable of dismantling strongholds set against it.

Activation of Potential

• Listeners are encouraged with prophetic declarations about their potential impact in their communities despite initial insignificance or lack of recognition.

• Assurance is given that what seems small now will grow into something significant capable of influencing neighborhoods and cities positively.

Historical Context & Personal Testimony

• A personal narrative illustrates past challenges faced when advocating for growth within local churches amidst skepticism from seasoned pastors.

• Reflecting on past experiences with invasion strategies since 2011 shows how faith can lead to overcoming barriers previously deemed insurmountable.

Faith in Action

• Despite initial resistance from other pastors regarding growth strategies, determination led them towards achieving remarkable results through faith-driven initiatives.

• Belief in divine strategy transformed perceptions around community outreach efforts leading towards substantial growth within congregations.

Discipleship Beyond Borders

• As success grew locally, opportunities arose for international discipleship across multiple nations demonstrating expansive reach beyond original expectations.

• Pastors who once dismissed these ambitions now seek counsel reflecting shifts in perception regarding potential impacts stemming from faith-based initiatives.

Authority & Identity as Church

• Recognition is made regarding inherent authority possessed by Christ’s church which transcends societal limitations often imposed upon religious institutions.

• Emphasis lies on understanding this authority enables believers collectively act towards fulfilling divine purposes without being constrained by worldly views.

Conclusion: Embracing Divine Purpose

• Final encouragement calls upon leaders present at this gathering urging them prepare themselves spiritually readying them towards unprecedented growth ahead driven solely by faithfulness toward God’s calling.

The Importance of Divine Motivation

Understanding True Motivation

• The speaker emphasizes that earthly motivations can fade, but the word of God remains constant and should be the foundation for one's motivation.

• Jesus challenges his followers to not be swayed by human experiences or opinions about who He is, urging them to seek divine truth instead.

Growth in Ministry

• The speaker addresses pastors present, highlighting that some may struggle with growth due to negative influences from other leaders' opinions.

• Acknowledges that every pastor has the potential for growth through faith in God, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Breaking Limitations

• Leaders are often held back by preconceived notions about growth limits; however, God's work knows no boundaries.

• Shares a personal testimony of starting a small cell group that grew significantly against expectations, illustrating God's power in ministry.

Embracing God's Promises

Faith Over Doubts

• Encourages listeners not to be manipulated by others' doubts but to trust in God's promises for growth and multiplication.

• Reminds everyone that God's blessings and promises apply universally, regardless of what others say about their potential.

Assurance of Divine Presence

• Stresses the importance of relying on God's assurances rather than human limitations; believers should focus on divine guidance.

The Role of the Church

Identity and Purpose

• A church grounded in Christ's identity will fulfill its purpose as outlined in Scripture, independent from societal standards.

• Asserts that true growth comes from understanding one's identity in Christ and acting upon it without fear or hesitation.

Seeking His Presence

• Highlights the necessity for churches to prioritize Christ's presence over mere signs and wonders; transformation comes from knowing Him personally.

Transformative Power of Knowing Christ

Beyond Miracles

• Discusses how genuine encounters with Christ lead to deeper transformations than just physical miracles; spiritual renewal is paramount.

Prioritizing Relationship Over Ritual

• Emphasizes that knowing Jesus is more important than seeking signs; true discipleship involves a relationship with Him.

Unstoppable Church Movement

Empowered by Revelation

• An unstoppable church is one led by revelation from God’s Word rather than external pressures or opinions.

Focus on Service

• Encourages believers to serve out of love for God rather than seeking recognition or titles within ministry roles.

Activation Through Holy Spirit

Call for Empowerment

• Invites individuals seeking activation through the Holy Spirit to recognize their identity and calling within God’s plan.

Expectation for Growth

• Urges participants to expect significant growth not based on resources but because they are under divine influence.

Breaking Paradigms

Shifting Mindsets

• Calls for breaking free from limiting beliefs instilled by past experiences or negative feedback regarding personal capabilities.

Holistic Growth Vision

• Affirms that God desires holistic growth across all areas: spiritual life, business endeavors, family dynamics—encouraging comprehensive development.

Urgency for Action

Time Sensitivity

• Stresses urgency in responding to God’s call today rather than postponing actions based on previous disappointments or fears.

Revival Prayer

• Encourages fervent prayer asking for revival fire during this critical time—emphasizing readiness for action among believers.

Worship and Divine Presence

Invocation of God's Presence

• The congregation begins with a call to worship, inviting the Lord to bring new fire and revival into their midst.

• Acknowledgment of God’s presence as the people express reverence and joy in their worship.

Experience of Healing and Renewal

• The speaker emphasizes that God's presence fills the place, indicating a spiritual atmosphere where healing occurs.

• A declaration that those without God cannot feel this divine presence; it is described as real and transformative.

Assurance of God's Comfort

• The speaker reassures individuals feeling alone or weak that God is present with them, offering comfort despite their struggles.

• Emphasis on God's love being strong enough to embrace individuals regardless of their past mistakes.

Miraculous Healings

Manifestation of Healing Power

• Claims are made about physical healings occurring in real-time, including tumors disappearing due to divine intervention.

• Encouragement for those who serve God but feel fatigued; they are reminded that renewal is available through His presence.

Call for Renewal Among Leaders

• Pastors and leaders are specifically addressed, encouraged to receive new strength from God during this time of worship.

Activation of New Strength

Invitation for Personal Renewal

• An invitation for individuals seeking renewed strength through prayer and laying on hands is extended.

Collective Worship Experience

• The congregation is urged to sing louder in unity, creating an atmosphere conducive to receiving blessings from God.

Prophetic Declaration

New Assignments from God

• A prophetic message indicates that many will receive renewed strength and purpose as they reconnect with their calling.

Importance of Faithfulness

• Recognition that some leaders may be serving out of obligation rather than passion; encouragement given for revitalization.

Understanding Salvation Through Prophecy

Biblical Foundations

• Discussion shifts towards understanding salvation through the lens of biblical prophecy, particularly Isaiah's writings about Christ's suffering.

Significance of Isaiah 53

• Emphasis on the power inherent in the Gospel message: it is not just a story but carries divine power for salvation.

Fulfillment of Prophecy

• Reflection on how prophecies made centuries before Christ's birth detail his life, death, and resurrection accurately.

Call to Faith

• Urging believers to maintain faith amidst challenges while recognizing the historical context behind prophetic declarations regarding Jesus' sacrifice.

Role of Believers Today

• Encouragement for Christians today to continue Christ’s work by sharing the message of reconciliation with others.

Understanding the Quality of Materials and Spiritual Growth

The Importance of Origin

• The quality of materials, such as marble, is determined by its origin; for example, marble from Patagonia or Carrara in Italy has distinct qualities based on their quarries.

Call to Action for Christians

• God encourages Christians to grow and multiply, urging them to share their faith with others despite feelings of inadequacy or timidity.

Reflection on Heritage

• Believers are reminded to reflect on their spiritual heritage, drawing strength from figures like Abraham and Sarah as examples of faith and divine promise.

Faith Beyond Limitations

• Just as Abraham was called at an old age, believers are encouraged that they too can conceive new life and growth regardless of their current circumstances.

God's Promises and Prophetic Words

Assurance of Fulfillment

• God assures that prophetic words will be fulfilled; He promised Jacob not to leave until all His promises were realized.

Age Is Not a Barrier

• Regardless of age—whether young or old—believers can expect growth and multiplication in their lives through faith in God's power.

The Power of God's Word

Divine Multiplication

• The word given by God carries the power for growth; believers should prepare for an influx of new members in their communities due to this divine promise.

Embracing the Call

• Acceptance of God's call leads to blessings; understanding one's calling brings abundance in resources and leadership opportunities.

Transformation from Desolation to Abundance

Comforting the Church

• God promises comfort to Zion (the church), transforming desolation into a paradise filled with testimonies and productivity.

Hope Amidst Trials

• Leaders are encouraged not to lose hope during difficult times; God will turn deserts into paradises within ministries.

The Principle of Surrender

Fructification Through Death

• Jesus teaches that true fruitfulness comes through surrender; just like a grain must die before it bears fruit, believers must yield themselves fully to God’s plan.

Joyful Atmosphere in Worship

Celebration Over Sadness

• A joyful atmosphere is essential in worship settings; churches should reflect joy rather than sadness, countering religious spirits that promote dullness.

Preparing for Salvation's Impact

Anticipation of Growth

• As Christ's sacrifice was foretold, so too is the expectation that His church will be filled with joy and celebration as souls are saved.

Active Engagement in Ministry

Urgency for Action

• Believers are called to actively engage in ministry work focused on salvation; any ministry lacking this focus deviates from God's original plan.

Endurance Against Opposition

Standing Firm

• Despite opposition or ridicule faced by Christians, they are assured that God's justice will prevail eternally against worldly challenges.

Empowerment Through Divine Authority

Awakening the Church

• The church is urged to awaken and recognize its authority as instruments through which God performs miracles and spreads salvation.

Personal Testimonies and Community Support

The Role of Trust in Community

• The speaker shares experiences of receiving help from trusted members of the church, highlighting a strong sense of community support.

• An anecdote is shared about someone filling the speaker's vehicle with gas, demonstrating acts of kindness within the congregation.

Reflection on Sacrifice and Love

• The speaker reflects on Jesus' sacrifices for humanity, emphasizing the pain felt by God as His son endured suffering out of love for others.

• A call to action is made for the church to awaken to its responsibilities during these critical times.

Encouragement to Stay Committed

Importance of Perseverance

• The speaker urges individuals not to abandon their commitments due to conflicts with leaders or personal grievances.

• Emphasis is placed on praying for leaders rather than leaving, reinforcing loyalty and commitment within the church community.

Divine Assurance

• A message of hope is conveyed that God will provide strength and victory over challenges faced by believers.

Spiritual Awakening and Readiness

Call for Openness to God's Spirit

• The speaker encourages attendees to remove any barriers preventing them from being filled with God's glory.

Invitation to Serve

• There’s an invitation for individuals willing to serve God wholeheartedly without limitations, fostering a spirit of dedication.

Empowerment Through Service

Commitment Beyond Comfort Zones

• Individuals are called upon to step beyond their current roles in service, indicating a divine calling towards greater responsibilities.

Vision for Leadership Development

• The need for new leaders who are committed and loyal is emphasized, suggesting that many will rise up in faithfulness.

Prophetic Declarations and Blessings

Family Salvation and New Gifts

• A prayer is offered for family salvation and new spiritual gifts among attendees, including healing and miracles.

Breaking Limitations

• Attendees are encouraged not to limit God’s power in their lives; they are reminded that even small beginnings can lead to great outcomes.

Unity Under Authority

Respecting Church Leadership

• It’s stressed that while all believers are equal before God, respect must be given to delegated authority within the church structure.

Growth through Submission

• Members are encouraged to communicate their desires for growth directly with pastors while remaining under authority.

Declaring Blessings Over Ministries

Breakthrough Prayers

• A declaration is made over ministries present at the gathering, asking for growth and breaking stagnation in their efforts.

Expectation of Multiplication

• Attendees are invited to capture a spirit of multiplication as they prepare themselves spiritually during this time together.

Resources for Growth

Recommended Reading Material

• The importance of acquiring specific books aimed at ministry growth is highlighted as essential resources.

Titles Mentioned:

• "Crece y Multiplícate" (Grow and Multiply)

• "Gente Común con Fe Sobrenatural" (Ordinary People with Supernatural Faith)

Anticipation of Prophetic Insights

Introduction of Guest Speaker

• The anticipation builds as the host introduces Prophet Alicia Ledesma, expressing excitement about her insights into God's plans.

Expectation from Prophetic Ministry:

• There’s an expectation that significant works will unfold through this prophetic ministry within both the local church context and broader region.

The Importance of Not Being Rebelled to the Heavenly Vision

Introduction to Paul's Defense

• The speaker discusses King Agrippa and Governor Festus, highlighting the presence of Roman authorities during Paul's defense where he preached about Jesus.

• A notable quote from Paul is mentioned: "You almost persuade me to be a Christian," emphasizing the impact of his preaching.

The Concept of a Heavenly Vision

• The phrase "I was not disobedient to the heavenly vision" resonates deeply with the speaker, indicating a call for obedience to God's vision.

• Jesus instructed Paul to preach and convert people, which reflects God's mission for him; obedience is equated with fulfilling God's commands.

Challenges in Obedience

• Many struggle with obedience due to distractions and personal reasons that lead them away from following divine guidance.

• Change often brings fear or reluctance, as it requires commitment and sacrifice, making it difficult for individuals to follow through on divine instructions.

Understanding Divine Vision

• A vision from God is described as a spiritual revelation that provides direction or purpose, often accompanied by deep conviction.

• Receiving a vision leads one to clarity about their purpose and understanding of God's will in their life.

Characteristics of True Vision

• Genuine visions align with Scripture and do not create confusion; they bring peace and clarity instead.

• A true vision compels action and decision-making aligned with God’s plan for establishing His kingdom on Earth.

The Great Commission: Our Mission as Believers

Biblical Mandate for Evangelism

• References are made to Mark 16:15–18, where believers are commanded to preach the gospel globally.

• Similar mandates are found in Matthew 28:16–18 and Luke 24:47, reinforcing the church's mission across all gospels.

Personal Responsibility in Fulfilling Vision

• Each believer is encouraged to reflect on whether they can say they have not been rebellious against God’s commandment to preach His word.

• Engaging in various church activities does not replace the core mission of evangelism; preaching remains central.

Identifying Rebellion Against God's Call

Defining Rebellion

• Rebellion is characterized by resisting authority or ignoring divine guidance; it manifests in various forms such as procrastination or disobedience.

Common Excuses for Disobedience

• People often ignore what God has shown them or postpone actions required by Him due to personal preferences or fears.

Overcoming Internal Resistance

Recognizing Internal Struggles

• Many struggle internally with rebellion against God’s directives without outwardly expressing resistance. This includes justifying delays in obedience.

Examples from Scripture

• Biblical figures like Moses, Jeremiah, and Gideon initially resisted God’s calls using excuses that stemmed from fear or self-doubt.

Consequences of Excuses

Impact on Relationship with God

• Presenting excuses can lead to anger from God; He desires complete obedience rather than half-hearted commitments.

Parable of Excuses

• In Luke 14:15–21, those invited make excuses for not attending a banquet prepared by God, leading Him to seek others who would respond positively.

Conclusion: Embracing Divine Vision

Final Thoughts on Obedience

• The speaker emphasizes learning not only about avoiding rebellion but also embracing God's heavenly vision wholeheartedly.

Seeking Forgiveness and Obedience to God

The Importance of Repentance

• The speaker emphasizes the need for individuals to ask God for forgiveness, regardless of their personal struggles or limitations.

• A call is made to break free from rebellion against God's will, urging attendees to express their desire for obedience in their own words.

Commitment to Divine Vision

• Participants are encouraged to declare their commitment to God's vision, echoing the Apostle Paul's attitude of obedience.

• The speaker stresses the importance of making a decision today to fulfill God's calling and not delaying obedience.

Recognizing God's Call

• Attendees are reminded that God is speaking to them and sealing their hearts with the message of non-rebellion against His celestial vision.

• Leaders and workers are urged to examine their hearts and fully surrender themselves to God's will.

Experiencing God's Presence

Surrendering Completely

• The speaker invites participants to immerse themselves in God’s presence, expressing a deep desire for His glory.

• There is an emphasis on fearlessness when facing trials, as believers enter into God’s glorious cloud.

Understanding Spiritual Obstacles

• The speaker addresses feelings of confusion regarding unanswered prayers or stalled missions, attributing these issues potentially to personal disobedience.

• A plea is made for attendees to remove any spirit of rebellion from within themselves and commit instead to being obedient servants.

Making a Commitment

Public Declaration

• Individuals are invited forward as a public declaration of commitment, raising hands in submission before God.

• The urgency of making commitments now rather than later is reiterated, promising surprising blessings from God.

Overcoming Excuses

• Many people have received clear calls from God but often make excuses; this needs addressing through faithfulness and action.

• Reference is made to Paul’s perseverance despite physical pain as an example that one can still serve despite challenges.

Embracing Obedience

Learning Submission

• Believers are called upon not just to obey but also learn how yielding one's desires can lead them closer to fulfilling divine purposes.

Power in Prayer

• Encouragement is given for those who can pray in tongues; it serves as a powerful tool for spiritual connection with God.

Receiving the Holy Spirit

Invitation for Baptism

• An invitation is extended for those who have not yet received the baptism of the Holy Spirit; pastors are asked to assist during this moment.

Collective Worship

• All congregants are encouraged together in prayer, creating an atmosphere ripe for receiving spiritual gifts like speaking in tongues.

Signs and Miracles

Expectation of Divine Acts

• Participants express anticipation over witnessing signs and miracles as they engage with the Holy Spirit's power.

Conclusion: Transformation Through Faith

Affirmation of Change

• Attendees affirm that their lives will never be the same after experiencing God's presence and committing fully.

The Beginning of a Supernatural Journey

Initial Donations and Construction

• A businessman donated a truck to Fundación Semi, which was pivotal for transportation needs during the construction phase.

• The construction project spanned three and a half years, with significant milestones including roofing and external work.

• Two boilers were acquired, one paid for in dollars by a businessman, while the other was donated; this financial support was described as supernatural.

Fundraising Efforts

• An 8-hour live event raised 11.6 million pesos for flooring, showcasing community involvement and generosity.

• The church has grown to accommodate around 150 to 200 attendees regularly, indicating successful outreach efforts.

Expansion of the Vision

Growth in Chaco

• Arriving in Chaco with only 30 people, they experienced a transformation through the "Invasion of God's Love" initiative.

• They organized an extensive caravan event that surpassed political gatherings in size, demonstrating their commitment to spreading their message.

Building Community

• In 2019, they received prophetic guidance about constructing a debt-free church building after initially renting space.

• Their current rented location is filling up quickly due to growing attendance and enthusiasm from the community.

New Developments and Future Plans

Construction Progress

• Plans are underway for a new facility designed to hold 500 people without incurring debt; this reflects their faith-driven approach.

• A group from Neuquén attended the congress to show support for ongoing projects despite facing opposition prior to their journey.

Challenges Faced

• The harsh climate conditions at their site have posed challenges but have not deterred progress or growth within the congregation.

Impact of "Invasion of God's Love"

Historical Context

• Initially starting with just eight members over ten years ago, they grew significantly after implementing "Invasion of God's Love."

• This initiative has led to increased leadership development within the church community.

Personal Transformations

• Many individuals have stepped into pastoral roles as a result of this movement, highlighting its impact on personal growth and ministry expansion.

Embracing Spiritual Paternity

Importance of Mentorship

• The speaker emphasizes that spiritual paternity is crucial in ministry work as it fosters growth and accountability among leaders.

Biblical Examples

• Citing Moses and Elijah's mentorship relationships illustrates how effective guidance can lead to greater achievements in ministry.

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The Importance of Spiritual Paternity in Leadership

Understanding Paternity in Ministry

• The concept of spiritual paternity is crucial; it emphasizes the difference between climbing spiritual levels with guidance versus doing so alone, as illustrated by the metaphor of ascending steps from a father's shoulder.

• Paul’s letters to church leaders reflect this understanding, where he refers to them as "children," highlighting the nurturing aspect of leadership.

• A lack of paternity can lead to orphans in leadership, resulting in unhealthy competition and division within churches rather than collaboration and growth.

The Role of Blessing and Sending

• When there is no atmosphere of paternity, leaders may feel threatened by rising talents, leading to premature separations instead of fostering growth together.

• God desires for individuals to be nurtured and developed under loving guidance rather than being left without support.

Biblical Foundations: Isaac and Jacob's Relationship

Isaac's Blessing

• Genesis 28 illustrates Isaac blessing Jacob before sending him away, emphasizing the importance of parental blessings in spiritual journeys.

• Isaac’s blessing includes a prayer for multiplication and inheritance, showcasing how blessings carry weight across generations.

The Significance of Being Sent

• Understanding what it means to be sent is vital; being sent under authority differentiates success from failure in ministry endeavors.

• An example is given where an individual leaves without proper sending; they are blessed but not truly sent, which leads to disconnection from their source of authority.

Experiencing God's Presence Through Paternal Blessings

Jacob's Journey

• After receiving his father’s blessing, Jacob experiences a divine encounter while fleeing from his brother Esau; he dreams about a ladder connecting heaven and earth.

• This dream signifies that when one is sent with a paternal blessing, they open themselves up to supernatural experiences and divine connections.

God's Promises Affirmed

• God reiterates promises made to Abraham through Jacob during this encounter, showing continuity in divine purpose across generations.

The Power of Divine Words

Authority in God's Promises

• God's words are powerful; they do not return void but accomplish what they are intended for. This underscores the significance of speaking blessings over others.

Multiplication Through Obedience

• When God sends someone with His word, He empowers them for growth and multiplication. This empowerment comes directly from obedience to His calling.

Transformational Encounters with God

Jacob's Transformation

• After multiple encounters with God affirming his identity as Israel (meaning 'prince'), Jacob undergoes significant internal transformation beyond just a name change.

Renewing Commitment

• Building an altar symbolizes renewing one's commitment to God. It serves as a reminder for individuals to return to their calling amidst distractions.

Conclusion: Embracing Identity as Sons

Legacy Through Spiritual Fatherhood

• Emphasizing that believers should see themselves not merely as followers but as sons who inherit the vision imparted by their spiritual fathers.

The Call to Action: Embracing a New Vision

A New Army of Dreamers

• The speaker declares the presence of an army that will be sent on missions, starting with small tasks and progressing to greater challenges.

• Reference to God's promise to Abraham, encouraging believers to look beyond their current limitations and aspire for greater things.

• Emphasizes honoring one's spiritual father by achieving even more than they did, rather than feeling guilty about surpassing them.

Spiritual Paternity and Community

• Calls for a covenant with God to learn not just as followers but as children of a spiritual father, highlighting the importance of mentorship.

• Stresses that there is only one spiritual father in each community, despite having multiple leaders.

Breaking the Spirit of Orphanhood

• The speaker rebukes the spirit of orphanhood which often leads to pride and independence among individuals.

• Identifies Patagonia as a region particularly afflicted by this spirit within pastoral contexts.

Blessings and Promises for Growth

Abundance and Multiplication

• Declares blessings over attendees so they may prosper in their endeavors regardless of where they are sent.

• Cancels any negative words or curses spoken against individuals' lives, affirming that such negativity does not come from God.

Generational Blessings

• Proclaims blessings that extend beyond the present generation, impacting future descendants positively.

A Call for Courageous Leadership

Raising Up Leaders

• Asserts that many brave leaders will emerge from this gathering to impact their communities significantly.

• Encourages those willing to commit their lives fully to God’s purpose; an altar call is made for dedication.

Rejecting Independence

• Urges participants who struggle with rebellious thoughts towards leadership or independence to reject these feelings openly.

Embracing Spiritual Adoption

Choosing Between Two Spirits

• Highlights the choice between receiving the spirit of adoption (paternity), versus living in fear (slavery).

Activation of Paternal Spirit

• Invokes a blessing upon pastors present, activating within them a spirit of paternity despite past negative experiences with earthly fathers.

Prophetic Declarations Over Communities

Growth and Multiplication

• Declares prophetic words over attendees regarding growth and multiplication in their ministries and personal lives.

Collective Agreement Against Orphanhood

• Calls for unity among participants against orphanhood in Patagonia, emphasizing collective strength in faith.

Affirmation of Identity as Children of God

Recognition as Heirs

• Affirms identity as children and heirs alongside Christ, reinforcing belonging within God's family.

Final Worship Declaration

• Concludes with worship focused on acknowledging God’s power while expressing trust in His plans.