Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of our post today from the brand new devotional, Give Him 15, and Appeal to Heaven.

30 devotionals that we've shared and passed on on Giving 15, which we think will bless you.

And by the way, volume 3, you can find it at Dutchsheets.org.

And you can also get the Kindle version, by the way, those of you that are interested in that.

The title of today's post is, a people in covenant with God.

Why do we declare and decree? According to Psalm 110, verses 1 to 3, Christ has given the

ecclesia his scepter of authority.

Isaiah 2222 references this authority as a key, as does Matthew 1619.

One of the ways we release this authority is through verbal commands. As we do so, Psalm 110 says, we are making

Christ's enemies his footstool. The passage states that we do this as part of Christ's

Melchizedic King Priest Order, Melchizedic order, which is his kingly-pristly order.

Of which all believers, by the way, are members. As kings, we decree. As priests, we petition and appeal.

When we decree God's plans for America, we are releasing his purposes

and cutting off Satan's plans. We are wielding the sword of the spirit. We're also participating

in the synergy of the ages, tapping into history past and writing history future.

Here are some great quotes from America's history, which you can use, and you may not have seen.

Then we are going to decree from these posts.

Peter Bulkley, probably not heard of him.

It was a Puritan leader who established the city of Concord, Massachusetts. In his only publication,

entitled The Gospel Covenant, also known as the Covenant of Grace grace opened, Peter Bulkley stated,

we are as a city set upon a hill in the open view of all the earth.

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