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Do I have victorious women in this place? Do I have women who refuse to give up? Do I have women who want to see the glory of God in their homes, in their marriages, in their calling, in their destiny? I was on fire that evening, because I knew God wanted to deposit in our hearts a truth that sets us free and strengthens the soul: With Jesus Christ, we are already victorious, but we still need to refuse to give up in the middle of the battle.
Fear not, for I am with you
“Fear not, for I am with you,” said the Lord. In 2 Chronicles chapter 20, God shows us, through King Jehoshaphat, what to do in the face of a storm. Jehoshaphat loved God. He walked in His ways. And despite that, the enemy rose up against him. Maybe just like you! You who say: “I pray, I fast, I serve You, Lord, so why am I under attack? Why this battle in my health? Why this torment in my family?” God never promised a life without battles, but He did promise victory.
Refuse to surrender, even when the wind is blowing hard. In Navy SEAL training, those who quit must ring a fatal bell three times. And maybe you too, in your heart, are just two knocks away from ringing that bell. You’re struggling to believe, you’re about to give up. But the moment you’re about to give in, God speaks to you through a Canadian woman with a thick Quebecois accent: Don’t give up! In your fear, don’t choose panic—choose prayer, like Jehoshaphat. He was terrified. Yes, the Bible says it: a great fear. But he set his heart to seek God. He prepared his soul to receive divine power. My sisters, invincibility begins at the very moment you refuse to bow to fear. An invincible woman is not one who never feels fear, but one who does not let fear dictate her destiny.
Jehoshaphat stands before the threat. He’s outnumbered. The enemy army is a massive, ruthless multitude. But he chooses to seek God. He refuses to ring the bell. Your turn now: Tell your neighbor, tell your soul, refuse to ring the bell!
God’s promises are the pillar of spiritual invincibility. It’s not your intelligence, not even your discipline—it’s faith in His unshakable promises. Jehoshaphat turns to the God of his fathers and begins to speak. He doesn’t speak to his emotions, he doesn’t start by talking to the people around him, he speaks to God! He says: “Are You not the God of the heavens? Is it not You who rules over all nations?” And he continues: “If battle comes, if sword, plague, or famine come… we will cry out to You in the midst of our distress and You will hear us.” My sisters, that’s an invincible woman! She knows her God. She remembers who is on the throne. She knows that her help doesn’t come from a horizontal source—it comes from above.
And I have a question: Do you really believe that God can turn your pain into victory? That in your desert, He can bring forth a spring? That in your solitude, He can cause a river of joy and hope to break out? If you are shaken, this is the perfect moment to become unshakable. Because God does not make unshakable perfect women. He makes unshakable those who, in the middle of the storm, cry out to Him. He restores them, strengthens them, builds up their inner being. He mends their broken hearts. He strengthens their souls with His Word. You may be tired, but God is ready to bring you out stronger than ever before.
And I want you to remember this true image: during a flood in Saguenay, Quebec, every house was swept away—except one. Only one house remained standing. Temelio. It had been built on the rock. That’s the image God gave me. If your life is built on His Word, your house will stand. I went through burnout. My son was caught in a spiral of substance abuse. My ministry weighed heavily on me. Eight months off. No strength left. But there, in my living room, no mic, no crowd, God made me unshakable. And two years later, my son came back to Jesus. Today he works at EMCI TV. A prophecy over my house was fulfilled. Why? Because I didn’t let go of the promises.
Rely on the divine strategy. Jehoshaphat was a warrior king. He could’ve come up with a battle plan. But he turned completely to God. And God responded:
This is not your battle, it’s Mine!
Hallelujah! Do not be afraid. Stand before the enemy and watch the deliverance of the Lord! And what was the strategy? Worship! They sang, and the enemies destroyed one another. Jehoshaphat obeyed the heavenly strategy, and the victory was supernatural.
Do you believe that God can move beyond what medicine can do? I declared in a conference that God would make women physically fertile. And nine women wrote to me. They received the miracle. Some doctors had said it was impossible. But God did it. Because a woman dared to believe a Word from God, held on to it like Jehoshaphat, and cast the net on His Word.
It’s not your pastor who makes you a woman of fire. It’s not a great message on YouTube. It’s a word received in the deep waters with God. There was no human strategy in Jehoshaphat’s story. God simply said: sing and watch. And the battlefield became… a field of blessing. They called it Berakah, which means blessing. God turns the valley of tears into a fountain of glory.
And I’m showing you this picture tonight: last year I showed you a picture of my wedding, but this year I’m showing you one of my son. That battlefield where I cried, that very place where I almost gave up, God turned it into a Berakah. My friends, God’s promises are real. Truly. There is a prophecy over your life. You will not fail. I will finish my race. I declare it over your life. You will not fail. You will not give up. You are not alone. The Holy Spirit is with you. An invincible woman lives in prayer, abides in the Word, remembers His promises, and obeys the divine strategy.
Lord, I refuse to ring the bell. Even in fear, I will set my heart to seek You. Today, I stand on Your promise. Make me unshakable. Strengthen my soul. Build my faith. Give me Your strategy. I lean on You. I still expect Your miracle. Lord, I believe You are turning my battlefields into fields of blessing. In the mighty name of Jesus, amen.
🙏 If you have never invited Jesus into your life with all your heart, say this prayer in faith:
Lord Jesus, come into my life. I believe You died for me and rose again. Today, I receive You as my Savior. Transform me and make me an invincible woman, a woman built on You, the Rock. Amen.
- 2 Chronicles 20:1-26 – The battle belongs to the Lord
- Isaiah 41:10 – Fear not, I am with you
- 1 Peter 5:10 – He will make you strong and unshakable
- Ephesians 6:10-18 – Be strong in the Lord
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