Jane Hamon: Break Agreement with the Spirit of Poverty & Rejoice in Your Portion (Isaiah 61:7)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2021-07-19

Jane Hamon: Break Agreement with the Spirit of Poverty & Rejoice in Your Portion (Isaiah 61:7)
Jane speaks at Vision Church at Christian International on Mother’s Day, May 9, 2021. Quotes: “When I got saved and decided to go into ministry, it really was a disappointment to my parents because my parents were all about education and the profession, and they didn't understand the call of God on my life. My dad made a statement to me, I'm a daddy's girl, but he made a statement to me, he said, "What are you going to do, be one of those money-grabbing preachers?" Isn't that sad that's what the world thinks? And I made a vow in my heart that I would rather have nothing than ever be in a position to be accused of being in ministry for money. And I want you to know it worked, because we were so poor for so many years, so poor for so many years.”

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Isaiah 61:7
Many called you disgraced and defiled and said that shame should be your share of things. Yet you suffered doubly and lived in disgrace; so double will be your share, and with joy everlasting.

I thought of the scripture that says, "The root of bitterness springs up, it troubles you and it defiles many" (Hebrews 12:15). How many know that God is looking for those areas of our hearts that are untended? Come on, areas of our heart where maybe we believe in forgiveness, but have we actually done it? 

God is taking us to a higher standard. We want more authority, He's going to say, "Okay, let me get into those areas of your life so that I can position you for greater authority." The Lord can get in there and deal with those things. So God wants us to take back our authority. God wants us to take back our prosperity. We got to get over these religious ideologies that says somehow God doesn't want us blessed. I had to actually get delivered from a spirit of poverty, honestly, because, and I'll tell you why. I wasn't raised poor, I was very middle-class in my family, but when I got saved and decided to go into ministry, it really was a disappointment to my parents because my parents were all about education and the profession, and they didn't understand the call of God on my life.

And my dad made a statement to me, I'm a daddy's girl, but he made a statement to me, he said,
"What are you going to do, be one of those money-grabbing preachers?" Isn't that sad that's what the world thinks? And I made a vow in my heart that I would rather have nothing than ever be in a position to be accused of being in ministry for money. And I want you to know it worked, because we were so poor for so many years, so poor for so many years.

And I had to realize that I had come into agreement with the spirit of poverty and that the enemy was robbing from me continuously because I had a wrong mindset. How many understand God wants us to be blessed? God wants us to be prospered. Do you remember what it said back in the, we'll read the next scripture, go to the next scripture. 

Do you remember what it said back in Exodus? It says that when they came out, oh, okay, I'm just going to give you this scripture. When they came out of bondage in Egypt, it says they demanded all the wealth of Egypt as they came out. And I want to take you back to Genesis 1. Look at this, be fruitful, multiply, replenish the Earth, subdue, and have dominion. Look at what these words mean, to bear fruit, to grow and to increase, multiply, to increase in every respect, to bring in abundance, to enlarge, excel, and be exceedingly full, to be an authority, to make great, to be or become great, to increase greatly or exceedingly. This is what you were created for, to replenish the Earth, to make full, consecrated, accomplish, to satisfy. To subdue means to conquer and bring in subjection. To have dominion means to rule and to prevail over.

We've lived in such limitation. God wants to break us out of limitation. I'm preaching to myself right now too. God wants to break us out of limitation. I'm not just talking about money. I'm saying would you allow God to bring you into a greater place of influence? Would you allow God to bring you into a, a place where you're the head and not the tail? Come on, God will put you at the top instead of at the bottom. Are we willing to let God make us what He created us to be? I had to get delivered. I had to totally get delivered of a poverty mindset that the enemy had robbed from me.