Robyn Vincent – This morning, the Lord was speaking to me, and He was telling me that it is time for my people to break off all past traumas. And He began to talk to me about this, and He began to say to me, we had a whole hour long conversation about this. And He began to tell me that people are at their weakest point, because they can’t get past the past. And the Lord said, My blood speaks a better word over you. My blood speaks a better word over you. He says get this. He said because many of you are agreeing with what you did in last and past seasons. He said stop agreeing with it. It is only powerful, because you are in agreement with it. And so the Lord began to tell me, He said, many of you have identities, calling, destinies that are waiting on you, but you have not settled the matter, because you have not allowed the blood to settle the matter. And so the Lord is saying the blood has settled it. It has been erased, it as far as the east that’s from the west. But God says agree with me. Agree with me.

Chuck Pierce – This is God. He is saying this today. Point your hands at Robyn. We’re sending her to Oklahoma to the Elijah School. And we say that overcoming voice of authority will break through from Oklahoma back to every tribe of the first people. Everyone that came in as greedy to take that state, we say Oklahoma, you will change in Yeshua’s name.

Robyn Vincent – So the Father says today, He says, today arrives. He said, if you died with me, you have resurrection power. He said, and every day it’s a new day. Every day it’s a new day. Every day you’re going from glory to glory to glory to glory to glory. He said, there is nothing of the past in this now season. There is nothing there. And so Father, I thank you. I thank you that the matter is settled by the blood of Jesus. The lamb that was slain has come, and is on the altar to bring forth a new fragrance and a new sin and a new identity and a new call and a new purpose and a new plan, and a new thing in everybody’s life in this place. Thank you, Jesus.

Linda Heidler – Because the scheme of the enemy is to keep you so focused on the trauma, and for you to identify with the suffering of Jesus that makes it seem like a very noble and religious thing to identify with that trauma, and say, yes, I’m suffering like Jesus did. But it will never let you come into the power of the resurrection. And beyond, beyond the trauma, and there was no trauma greater than what He had. He can identify with us in anything we have gone through and He can say, but your portion is the power of the resurrection. So today we break that mindset of holding onto the trauma, identifying with the trauma, and never letting go of it so we can enter into the power of the resurrection. Jesus, you said that’s ours. That is ours. The trauma is not ours, the resurrection. The power of resurrection is ours. And today we will lay holes of that and rise up into and out of whatever has tried to hold us back.

Kieth Pierce – You know, I want to share something real fast. You know, when I was growing up, I had a girlfriend from the fifth grade to the 10th grade, and she dropped me off at work one day, and I was sitting out there smoking while she drove away, and she got hit by a train and it killed her. And I remember going home and I was devastated, heartbroken, traumatized and scarred. I had seen the whole thing, and she was the love of my life. And I remember my mother looked at me, and she said, Keith, I want you to go to your room. You can be mad. You can break something. You can flip like a fish. She said, for the next three days, I want every feeling that you have to come up out of you. I want you to be madder than hell. I want you to be glad that you had that time with her. I want you to be heartbroken that she’s gone. But then on the fourth day, I want you to arise.

Chuck Pierce – I’m telling you this is the word from God.

Keith Pierce – She said, I want you to get up. I want you to go on. I don’t want you to back up, and I don’t want you to hold on to it. Because if you hold on to it, it will ruin the life that God has for you. I have lived that my way. I’ve lived that way all my life. And so is Chuck and Penny Kay and Pam. Tragedy happens. Sorrow occurs. Many of y’all have been a victim, but guess what? You hold on to it past three days and you deny the resurrection power. My mother looked at me, and she said, Keith, if it’s good enough for Jesus to resurrect, you going to do it too. I want to tell you something. Sooner or later you have to say, I am not going to be a victim. I’m going to be a victor. And I’m going to look at that thing, and I’m going to address the enemy. I’m going to address the loss. I’m going to address that power. I’m going to address that principality, and I’m going to look at it, and I’m going to send it right back to hell where it came. And it’s not going to interrupt the plan, the purpose, the future, and the hope that Jesus Christ gave to me, not to harm me, but to prosper.