Hello everyone! Jana's here, ringing with him. Glad you're here with me today. We
are gonna jump right in. Real quick, I'm gonna give you an update though. I did
work with someone yesterday, had some hand-holding on WordPress. Mmm, such a
learning curve. So I am working on this. I spent several hours and I am pulling
this all together and hopefully within the next week I'll be able to start
putting up my outlines and then I'll begin the process of trying to catch up
with everything. But getting my teachings out and then putting some blogs
together to help pull a week's teachings together. Maybe give you some
things that didn't quite make it to the video. So anyway, just letting you know
where that, where I am at that. And we're gonna jump right in here. I have a new
translation that might be worth your while. I've had it less than 24 hours. So
it's called Young's Literal Translation of the Holy Bible and it
has a great translation for a great rendering for Psalm 91. So I'm gonna read
it real quick because that's where we're taking off from. We're gonna move into
verse 2 right after that. It says, He who is dwelling, and remember that number one
means that we are in heavenly places, seated with him, seated at his royalty,
seated as a judge. And it says here, is dwelling. So it's not yesterday and it's
like, oh, I'll wait until tomorrow. I'll do it tomorrow. No, we have to be there all
the time. All of Psalm 91, all of it, Psalm 91, is based, everything in there
coming to pass, it's based on verse 1. So we have to live there. We have to dwell
there. The reason why that is so important is you don't want a war on the
enemy's turf. It's just not a good thing. You want a war from heavenly places. You
want to have God's Word. We've talked about resting there. It says here that we
would live in the shade of the mighty, lodging habitually. We need to stay there.
We need to rest there. We need to linger there and allow everything that God is
saying over and around us. We talked about a shadow. We need to take those
things that he's saying and what the Word of God says, and that's what we war
with, just like Jesus did. But you don't want to do it down here. You don't want
to fight the enemy on his own turf. You want to do it from your place in the
heavenlies with all of heaven backing you. And then you'll be able to do it out of
a place of rest and out of a place of victory and with your eyes on Jesus and
what he is saying before you and what you are hearing from him instead of the
battle. We're going to jump into verse 2. I am going to read this. We're going to
look at something very interesting quickly because we're going to need it
later. Psalm 91 verse 2. This is the King James Version. It says,
I will say of the Lord, he is my refuge and my fortress, my God and him I will
trust. We're going to look at the word Lord. Now it's just like Janus, really? Yeah,
really. It's just the way it's kind of interesting. So Lord, it can be spelled, it
is spelled L-O-R-D, but it's spelled differently. There's two different ways.
It can be spelled capital L, lowercase O-R-D, and that means Adonai. The first
time that is used in the Old Testament is when Abram was speaking to God and he
called him Lord, capital L, lowercase O-R-D, and he's like, you know, what are we
gonna do with this childless issue? What are you gonna do about this?
You gave me a promise. No children. What are we gonna do? Okay, so in that context,
in that spelling and how you see capital in the lowercase, that is talking about a
supreme being. That is talking about the supreme ruler is like my Lord. Like you
would approach someone and say my Lord. It is the proper name of God. Now this
other capital L, all letters capitalized, capital L, capital O, capital R, capital D,
the first time you see that in the word is in Genesis chapter 2 verse 7, and
we've already looked at that scripture, but we haven't looked at this, not really.
And so we're gonna just quickly just kind of jump on it, you know, like a
trampoline. We're gonna jump a couple times and take off and we're gonna make
reference to it later because it is it's interesting and it's interesting to see
how it works through the rest of the word and it is also something we're
going to draw from at the end of our teaching today. So anyway, that meaning is
connected. It's Yahweh is the meaning of that. It's what we would
say, but it has a connection to it with sowing and reaping. Now look at when this
happened. This word for Yahweh
LORD was introduced at this point. You can look, it's all capital letters. It was
introduced at that point. It was after all the creation, with the exception of
man, was all made. And so you have the plants, you have the animals, and
now Adam is being made. He's the last thing, Adam and Eve. And so God has
established seed time and harvest. And then after he did all this, when he was
done with Adam, after all of creation was done, all of this was set up, then he
rested because everything was done. He set in the laws that would govern
this world of seed time, of harvest, of sowing and reaping. That is the law that
was going to govern how things function here, sowing and reaping. So we
are going to just look at it. There's one thing I want to point out in this. If you
go into the prime root of this, it means to become, so that brings out your sowing
and reaping, to be accomplished, to do, and to happen. And it's said in there in
the Strong's, it says it's always in the empathetic sense. So here's me. I look up
that word and that means forceful, insistent, decisive. It is a decisive
action. It is what is said, it is done, and it gets attention. So here at this
time, at the end of him creating everything, and then Adam and Eve, him
being created, he sets us all in motion, seed time and harvest, sowing and reaping.
This will be what happens. This will govern this planet. So I'm gonna leave
that with that, and we are going to move on. The next word in that verse that I
really want to look at is, it says, he is Lord, he is our refuge. And oh gosh, that
is our hiding place. That is where we flee to. It's a place we can flee to for
protection, but it also means hope. So when we have a refuge, we know when we're
running to him, not only are we gonna flee and we're gonna be able to hide, but
it's a place that we're gonna find hope. Because even if you hide somewhere, even
if you find refuge, if you don't have hope beyond that, you will not be
sustained. A person without hope will not be able to have the courage to move
forward, and the courage to make the decisions they need to make, and the
courage to stand. The bottom will fall out. So within this place of refuge, you
have a place of hope. And this very interesting Strong's brings this out, and
this is so good. It says, it is comparing to God as to a rock or someone with
protective wings. Now this is gonna, we're gonna touch on this. It speaks of this in
a couple verses as well. Talks about the wings overshadowing, but we also
oftentimes think about a weagle, an eagle, and the eaglets underneath, and the
massive wings that come over and hide those eaglets, and hide the smaller ones,
and nobody would know where they were there. They're completely hidden. They are
completely protected. That is what he provides us. And in that place, there's a
place of hope, but you know what else? In that place, it's also dark. When you are
covered with those wings, so many times we think, things are so dark. I can't see. I
don't know what's going on. Sometimes that is because we are so close into the
heart of God, and so covered by Him that we can't see, because He has us covered.
And what He's trying to do is get us to draw closer and closer, and listen to His
heart. Listen. Get in to hear His voice, and hear what He's saying, because we're
not able to see. We need to just listen to His still, soft voice, and find out
what He's saying. He's trying to draw us in, draw us in closer. He's got us covered,
but now He's saying, come listen to me. I need to talk with you. I want to talk to
you. I want to...
Put things and deposit things within you.
Come close, come close.
So the darkness is not always bad.
Sometimes you are just so well covered
that no one else can see you
and you are in a place of total protection within.
Fortress, let's look at that word.
Now this is, you think of a fortress,
you think of a strong, fortified city.
And it also speaks of,
Wilson's brings out that it's a bulwark.
Now this is an interesting word
because a bulwark is something that protrudes out.
So let's say in times of war,
they would build bulwarks that would be protruding out.
So this would protrude out like from the land
or protrude out in front of or before a fortress
in this case.
And what that would do is that would be the resistance,
that would be the thing that would take the cannon shots
that would come in and enable the fortress
to not be impacted and stay strong.
It's a mound of earth that says
that's in place capable of resisting a cannon shot.
And I love this definition.
It says that which secures against the enemy.
So we know that that's good, but I love this.
This made me laugh when I read it.
Cause I like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It says, or external annoyance.
It doesn't even have to be an all out cannon shot
where the enemy's all out trying to just pull you down.
It can just be that annoyance and that harassment.
And we do need to stop that.
We need protection from it and we need to shut it off
because harass, harass, harass, annoyance, annoyance,
it wears one down and we need to shut it off
so that we can remain strong.
All right, and then it says, so he is our refuge.
He is our fortress and we trust in him.
So that's where our confidence is.
That word also means hope.
That word also means sure, but get this one.
It means bold.
And not only that, it even goes a step beyond that
because the prime root means to act boldly without a care.
So here you are in a place of refuge.
You are sealed within a fortress
and the bulwarks around the outside
are taking in all the shots of the enemy.
And in that place of refuge,
even if you can't see anything
because you are so tucked in under the feathers
and under the breast of the Lord
and he is imparting to you,
you are bold and you act boldly without a care.
And you can do it because you're in such a place of hope,
such a place of trust, such in a place of assurance,
not because of you, not because of you,
but because you know who your God is.
And you know that, verse one, you are seated,
you are living with him in heavenly places,
seated in judging the enemy for what he's doing
and you cannot be touched
because that's where you've chosen to live.
That's where you've chosen to dwell.
And he is surrounding you
with everything he says about you.
So we're gonna look at verse three now.
Isn't this amazing?
We're just gonna pop right along,
but we're already at almost 14 minutes.
Let's look at verse three.
And it says, surely, now this is King James,
surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler
and from the noisome pestilence.
So I love that, you know, it's just like old English,
cute, no, it's not cute.
It's not cute at all.
It is an amazing word.
Surely, it means there is no possibility
of an error or this not coming to pass.
Surely, without a chance of it not happening,
it is impossible for it not to happen.
Surely, he shall deliver.
There is no mistaking.
There's no possibility of failure.
Undoubtedly, he will deliver.
And that means to snatch away.
That's one meaning, and that's the one
I'm really gonna sit on later
because of what the rest of the source means.
It means to snatch away.
means to defend, it means to pluck out, that's another great word there.
It means to preserve and recover and rescue.
He will deliver. He's going to snatch you out.
He's going to pluck you out. And Wilson's bringing out that it means
that he's going to snap. He's going to burst the bonds and the
power that has been holding back your courage.
He is going to break this stuff off of you.
And because now we are living in new kingdom,
the new realities of the new kingdom in our covenant,
we have the full authority sitting heaven and places with him
to speak this forth and release it in our lives.
So surely he will deliver us from the snare
of the fowler. That snare is something like setting
a net. It's setting a trap so that we are ensnared. And it talks here
it's like setting this out and it's kind of like
hidden in the ground with a thought is that when you go running
and when you are walking and when you're running, it will catch
your foot. It's going to trip you up. It's going to hold you. It's going to catch
your foot and bring you down. So then you are
caught in this snare, but it's also meaning like a net.
And that's why that word pluck. He's going to pluck you out.
He's going to release you from. He's going to break those holds on your
courage and on your foot, on your ability to
run, on your ability to stand, on your ability to war from heavenly
places. You will have deliverance
from that. And it says also from the noisome
pestilence. All those ties, all those ties in. Noisome pestilence.
Believe it or not, one of the meanings of noisome
is to breathe. You know the enemy, he cannot come up anything new on his
own. What he takes of God, he takes what is
God's and he distorts. So the enemy of God breathes life.
What did he do? He breathed life into Adam.
He breathed life. It says he breathed the breath. So he breathed
the life and he breathed the breath. Remember the breath was his destiny.
It was everything he was saying about him and everything he was writing about
him. So here that word noisome
also means breath. The noisome pestilence. And you know that word
pestilence, one of the meanings of that word pestilence
is words to speak, to declare. So he's breathing. He's got this breath
of these words he's trying to release over you which are just contrary and
opposite of what God says. He's releasing that over you. He's
giving you the exact opposite in doing the exact opposite of
what God has done, which is what you receive when you're in
heavenly places, which is where we're to live.
And that's why when we come down here to war with the enemy,
he's doing this over us and we're having to contend with that.
Whereas instead if we take this assault, if we take the
it just starts as little words, as little ideas that come through our mind.
If immediately we deal with that in having places,
we are doing it seated with him. We are doing it while God is speaking
all these things over us and we are to keep our we keep our eyes on Jesus.
We do not get caught in this webbing and in this snare and in the breath
of these words that is the noisome pestilence
that the enemy is trying to release over us.
So now this gets very interesting. I want to read the scripture to you from the
New Living Translation because this is where the the title of
our session today comes from. Verse 3, it says,
He will rescue you from every trap and protect you from deadly
disease. Disease. Dis-ease. The name of our session is
what? Cancel Dis. So instead of canceling culture,
we're going to cancel dis. He is trying to breathe over you,
entrap you, ensnare you, and he's speaking the words over you
of dis-ease. So he's separating. Dis is separation.
He's separating you from ease, which is contentment,
which is peace, which is what God promises us.
what God promises you. He will put the thoughts on your minds.
Bad day. Bad day. Oh, things are going good. Oh, you are not
feeling good. Oh, you're upset today. Did you notice you're
upset? Did you see that person that just cut you off?
He will throw all these things at you to take and put a dis in
front of what God has said you have, which is ease and peace
and contentment. Think about other words, he does this
disembark, God embarks you on something. He says, this is what
I have for you. Start moving in this direction. I'm launching
you. And the enemy comes up and says, it's gonna take much too
much time, or you can't do that. God can't use you like that. And
he disembarks you. You need to break that off, cancel that dis
and stand on the embarking that God's released in your life.
Disheartened. Bring depression, bring sadness, bring just letting
the air, like the air out of a balloon, the air out of your
sails, the wind out of your sails. Disheartened, we need to
cancel that dis and walk and encourage ourselves in the Lord.
Disorder. God starts setting things in line and saying, okay,
this is how I want you to walk this out. The enemy comes in and
says, No, let's do this. And let's do that doesn't make
sense. That doesn't make sense. That's not going to work. And he
tries to get you distracted. And he brings disorder, cancel that
dis and get yourself back in order in alignment with what God
has given you. Disharmony. I just looked up all these dis
words. Disharmony. God wants you to walk harmoniously with him,
with yourself. Yes, with yourself, with other people. The
enemy wants to rob you of that. And he's going to try to
separate you and make your relationships with God with
yourself or with others. Disharmony, harmonious. So it'll
be have disharmony. Cancel the dis. Put yourself back in
alignment with God in walk and walk in harmony. How about
disobedience? God says, Oh, Janice, go do this. Like, Oh,
I'll do it tomorrow. Oh, if it's not immediate obedience, it is
not obedience. I'm sorry. And I had to teach my six kids this.
I'm like, it is not obedience. If you don't do it now, it's not
obedience. It could cost you your life. If I just tell you,
don't run out in that street. And you think, Oh, next time,
and you run out in the street, get hit by a car. It's too late.
There's not a next time. You must listen to me now. That's
obedience is now. And that's what God is saying to us. You
know, you obey me now, not tomorrow. Now. So we need to
take the dis out of disobedience, cancel that, and
stay aligned with obedience. So you can go look at all these. I
just, you know, googled any word that starts with this and
went down a list and I was like, Oh, this is good. And was like,
Oh, Lord, do I need to make an adjustment anywhere? And I found
it very freeing. I found it was like, Okay, I might have some
disses that I need to come before you with. And so what do
you do? You go before him and say, Okay, Father, I break
agreements with this stuff. I break agreements with this
dis. Let's say disquiet. I break agreements with disquiet. You
call me into quietness. You call me into peace. You call me to
be able to hear your voice. And that happens in quietness. What
did Elijah, what happened to him? He was looking for God in
a whirlwind. He was looking for him in earthquake. It was in
the quiet voice. And we need to have a quiet spirit to hear a
quiet voice. So we need to break agreements with disquiet. And we
say no in Jesus name. I break off the scratch and I break off
the yelling. I break off all this other stuff. And I enter
into quietness. And I encourage you if you're watching the news,
if you're taking in anything into you, that is not good
Lovely. What does Philippians 4 say? I think I've said this before. If it's not lining up with God
in His Word, I encourage you to cut it out. Just cut it out of your life so you can walk in
quietness and peace and you can hear His voice instead of hearing all the noise going around
because there's plenty of it right now. And you need to hear what He's telling you to do
and align yourself with that. Okay, I've got a few scriptures to share with you because now we're
kind of looking at that warfare part. Now remember I talked to you earlier about the Lord, L-O-R-D,
all capital letters, sowing and reaping. So it says here that He will rescue from every trap
and protect you from deadly dis-e. So anything that has a dis in front of it, any dis,
the enemy comes to kill, steal, and destroy. We just looked at quiet. Dis, quiet, is Him coming
to kill, steal, and destroy your ability to be quiet and walk quietly with the Lord. Now Proverbs
631 says when you find a thief, you can make him repay sevenfold, seven times. So we are going to
you go off after that in a spirit realm, seated in heavenly places, standing before God,
standing before Jesus, and then looking down at the enemy and saying, you are a thief, you have
tried to steal my peace, you have tried to steal my quiet, and I command now by the Word of God,
you could say Proverbs 631, that I command sevenfold recompense, pay back to me. I break
agreements with dis-quiet, and Father I ask you to forgive me for not aligning myself with you. I
break agreements with that lie, I break agreements with that hold in my life, I renounce it, and I
align myself with you, and I'll walk quietly before you, and I'll wait on you, and I'll listen
to you. Now that's an example of how we deal with this and how we war from heavenly places concerning
these things. There's a couple other scriptures I want to read to you just to give you scriptural
precedence on some things here, and these are just fun, and I also do this when I'm really
battling and under a major onslaught, which it's been an interesting couple days already this week,
and if this is not easily shutting it down, then I will take it one more step,
and I will send whatever like the dis-quiet, I will send anxiety, I will send fear. After I break
agreements with all of it, if I'm still battling, and I've done all I can do, and I know there's no
hold on me, and I know what's coming at me is coming from the outside, I send it back to the
source, and this is where I bring in Lord, capital L-O-R-D. I just say, Lord, Lord,
you are my Lord of sowing and reaping. You set this law into being, and I'm calling it forth now
to be activated on my behalf in this situation, and I'm sending back to the source, let's say
it's fear, I'm sending back to the source fear in Jesus' name, and I'm multiplying it back to the
source because I'm calling forth the laws of sowing and reaping and multiplication to be
activated here in Jesus' name, and I'm binding you to the source, and I put a firewall in the
name of Jesus between me and you, and cover myself with the blood of Jesus in Jesus' name.
Now, that's another level up. Now, you just think about different things.
Just go study it. Look at different things God did in the Old Testament, like
even Gideon. He sent angels out and ended up confusing the army, and they
killed each other. I mean, all these things happen all the time, and so you release these things and
let your angels do what's necessary to carry out, and you release His word, and you align yourself
with the Lord, and cover yourself with the blood of Jesus, and ask Jesus to set that firewall between
you and the enemy, and you and the source. So, I'm just going to share a couple scriptures with you.
We're going to look at Psalm 57, 6, and
Here's an example of this that I just did.
My enemies have set a trap for me.
This is a New Living Translation.
My enemies have set a trap for me and I am weary from distress.
So here that kind of goes with everything we've just been talking about.
You've been in a battle and you need to be in the refuge.
You need to be standing and seated with him in heavenly places and if that battle keeps
continuing the enemy is just trying to harass, we need to be a place not of distress but
a place of rest.
So it says here, they have dug a deep pit in my path.
So here's the enemy coming against you, assaulting, but they themselves have fallen into it.
So I've sent this stuff back and they themselves, they're going to get hit with it.
And I'm applying the laws of sowing and reaping under what God himself established in this
earth.
And Psalm 58 7, it says, may they disappear like water into the thirsty ground.
Make their weapons useless.
So we call everything that they are sending against us useless and void.
All assignments, all words, call them void.
Okay, I'm going to share.
Here's a scripture in Psalm 144 and I'm going to read this verse 1 and 2.
And you know, I'm just going to hit this here and there as it comes up in our sessions and
you'll just get little points for warfare and prayer that you can start building your
arsenal and gaining understanding.
Praise the Lord who is my rock.
He trains my hands for war and he gives my fingers skill for battle and he makes the
nation submit to me.
In this case, it is the demonic realm.
They have to submit.
It has to submit to the name of Jesus.
Every knee shall bow.
Every tongue will confess that he is Lord.
When you use the name of Jesus, the onslaught, the enemy, whoever's coming against you, it
must stop.
It must stop.
And you, as long as you're standing and you are submitted, the word says, submit yourself
to God and raise us the enemy and he will flee.
You take the word of God.
You make sure your heart is right and you're aligned.
Ask for forgiveness.
Align yourself with him.
That is submitting yourself to God.
Take the word, speak it, release it.
That's how you resist the devil and you just say no and you put your foot down.
You put that boot down on that serpent's head or whatever is coming against you.
You put your boot down and you shut it down and he has to submit.
He has to flee.
Psalm 146 verse 7 and it says, this is such a great chapter because he's talking about
protection and cure, which is what we just talked about in Psalm 91 verse 2 and 3.
But then he at the end says he frustrates the plans of the wicked.
So ask, release your boring angels, say heavenly hosts, go frustrate the plans of the wicked
on my behalf.
Frustrate every plan and every assignment of the enemy in my life.
Frustrate and bring them to confusion in Jesus name and send out your angelic hosts on your
behalf to war so they can be frustrated.
They can be brought into confusion.
They don't know what they're doing or what's going on because you are called to walk in
freedom.
Confusion is of the enemy.
So you send it back to them.
You let them deal with their junk and you are called to walk in freedom, in life, in
joy, and righteousness.
The kingdom of God is righteousness, peace, and joy.
Okay, that's all I have for you today.
And blessings to you, I'm sorry.
I really wish I was going shorter and I think I'm going to get this short and yeah, there's
just so much good stuff in it and I really felt all this need to be together instead
of breaking it up.
So anyway, I'm just going to pray over you and blessings to you.
Father, I thank you for everyone that is watching this.
I thank you for your goodness.
I thank you.
You are good.
You are absolutely good and you are faithful and wonderful in all ways and all things.
And I thank you that we can trust you and that we can walk with you and we can live
and we can habitually be with you.
with you in heavenly places, always hearing your voice,
always seeing your face, and always knowing your ways.
So I thank you.
And I release that over everyone watching here.
I release revelation knowledge, Father.
I ask that Holy Spirit that you would just continue
to give them revelation and understanding
that they even just go way beyond this
and open up the word to them in ways
that they have not known before.
Give them insight, give them understanding.
I ask for increase in every area of their lives,
increase in anointing, increase in desire to run with you,
increase, increasing desire to hear your voice,
and increasing desire to allow that river
that lives within them, that is within them,
that flows from your throne room,
that it would flow out of them
into the people around them, Father.
I thank you for a favor in their lives,
that you surround them with favor,
and your goodness and your mercy is new every morning.
Thank you for your protection over them.
In Jesus' name, amen.