Release Angelic Prosperity with This Simple Decree

We decree angels who connect us to places, people, events, business, material properties, sales, jobs, and job promotions that prosper us—be loosed in Jesus’ name.

If we believe that the devil and the kingdom of darkness can hinder the blessings of God from entering our lives, then why wouldn’t we believe that Christ’s angels can assist in releasing them?

If the heavenly hosts are connected to a giving God, then why wouldn’t we believe they have the ability to release blessings upon us? The Scriptures are clear—angels avidly assist us in obtaining resources, finances, and other benefits to help us in establishing God’s Kingdom here on the earth.

Angels connect God’s people to places, people, events, businesses, sales, and material property that will prosper them. It is a part of the angels’ assignment where born-again ones, heirs of Christ, are concerned. It’s a fascinating principle all over the Old and New Testament that is rarely ever mentioned or taught. It’s a magnificent benefit that we are told we should not ever forget.

In Acts 10, an angel appears to a Gentile, a Roman army officer of the Italian regiment by the name of Cornelius. When the angel appeared to him, he made note of Cornelius’ prayer life and financial stewardship. Of all the things an angel might address, someone’s giving record would not seem to be a priority. But the angel said to Cornelius in Acts 10:4 (NKJV), “Your prayers and your alms have come up for a memorial before God.”

The Greek word for memorial, mnemosunon, means “a reminder, a record, to rehearse something, make mention, or to bring to remembrance” (Strong, G3422). A memorial draws your attention to something that needs to be remembered. It tells us about a life-changing event through the medium of chiseled stone.

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In referring to Cornelius’ memorial, the Angel of the Lord says, “Cornelius, your giving record has come up before God and it has His attention. It has been talked about in the throne room, Cornelius. God is rehearsing your giving history. Your offerings have been remembered before God.” Then the angel said to him, “I want you to send men to Joppa and ask for the apostle Peter to come to your house.”

Peter continued with them to Cornelius’ house, where he preached the Gospel of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. In Acts 10:44 (NLT), Luke says, “Even as Peter was saying these things, the Holy Spirit fell upon all who were listening to the message.” Everyone in Cornelius’ house was saved and filled with the Holy Spirit. What a blessing. It’s an eternal blessing of far greater value than any other blessing. It is because of Cornelius’ prayers and offerings that angels were able to work in his life and his family’s life. His offerings got the attention of God and His angels, who are sent forth to minister to the heirs of salvation. As Christians, we must understand that one of the ministries of angels is to connect us to the blessings of Christ, as well as to assist in prospering us.

Holy Spirit,

Thank You that Your angels are assisting me now to bring me into places of great blessing and favor with You. I welcome Your angels to connect me to people, places and opportunities to bring new measures of prosperity in my life and in the lives of those that I care about.

Also Read: This Decree Activates Angelic Holy Spirit Outpourings

Words that Yield Harvest

I decree God’s word, in my mouth, will plant the heavens and the earth and I will see an abundant harvest.

And I have put My words in your mouth; I have covered you with the shadow of My hand, that I may plant the heavens, lay the foundations of the earth, and say to Zion, “You are My people” (Isaiah 51:16 NKJV).

In this verse in Isaiah, God talks about words sounding forth from the mouths of His sons and daughters, His heirs, into the realm of the heavens or the earth. This again emphasizes that words are seeds—word seed decrees. This also includes prayer because prayers are words of communication seeded into the heavens and into the earth. Prayer is speech to God making a request, but it is also, at times, a decree of God’s promises. Prayers express confidence in God’s answering abilities, or they may ask for divine intervention into a situation.

From the very beginning, God’s original intent was for His sons and daughters, His heirs, to open their mouths and declare His words into the earth. He has put His Word in your mouth so that He may plant it in the heavens and the earth. The word for plant is the Hebrew word nata, and it means “to plant, to fix, or to set in place” (Strong, H5193). God Himself was the original Gardener, and we have inherited that job from Him as His heirs.

The entire universe is made to hearken to the voice of God’s Word. Heaven and earth are made to respond to the voice of God’s Word. Angel armies are made to respond to the voice of God’s Word. Amazingly, human beings, made in God’s image and likeness, are also carriers of God’s voice when they are activated at the new birth. As His seed on the earth, we are to open our mouths and plant the heavens and the earth with God’s Word.

We are to declare the words of God into the heavens and the earth, mankind, nations, government, congregations, and people everywhere to set in place foundations for stable government and society. We are to be stewards of what God said was to be. If the foundations are not set according to God’s Word, then at some point that society is going to crumble under the weight of iniquitous roots. Jesus said that such a house will not be built upon rock; it will be built upon sand, and when the storm comes it is going to fall (see Matt. 7:26).

The Body of Christ is to open their mouths and plant God’s Word into the earth. “I have put My words in your mouth that I might plant the heavens and the earth.” Words are the seeds we plant with.

Jesus,

Your words still carry the greatest hope for humanity. Your words still create life and bring transformational change. Show me today how to declare Your Word into the culture around me. Fill my mouth with Your promises and give me wisdom as to how to plant Your Word with intentionality and courage.