Dive into the transformative message of ‘Living in Perfect Peace’ as Cherri Campbell wraps up a moving series that explores the profound implications of the covenant with God. The episode delves into the significance of fully receiving what was sacrificed for us, stirring a deeper understanding of God’s abundant provision and peace. Through a heartfelt communion ceremony, Cherri emphasizes the importance of reciprocating in faith and acknowledging the comprehensive nature of God’s covenant, encompassing healing, prosperity, and protection.
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Good morning. Welcome to Victorious Faith. I’m Cherri Campbell. This morning I’m going to continue and conclude the message that I’ve been sharing with you for the last several broadcasts that I preached in one of our Victorious Faith services called Living in Perfect Peace. And if you’d like to listen to this message again in its entirety or share it with your friends and family, which I encourage you to do, or download the notes, you can go to my YouTube channel, which is under my name, Cherri Campbell. C-H-E-R-R-I, Campbell, C-A-M-P-B-E-L-L. And there in the top category called radio broadcasts, you will see this series called Living in Perfect Peace. And if you click on the video, then in the description box below the video, you will see the link to download the notes. Now join me in our live service for part 10 and the conclusion of this message, Living in Perfect Peace. My helper, my keeper, my peace, the one who’s present. And I say, Lord, I receive you. What he did on the cross was for a purpose. Don’t stop in your meditation with just what he suffered. It was all for a purpose. The focus and the main thing you think on is what did it do? What did it provide? What did it buy for me? What did it pay for? What did it give me? What did it give me access to? And think on those things and receive those things by faith. Otherwise, what he did was in vain. His suffering was in vain if we don’t receive what he did it for. If he was beaten and by his stripes were healed, but we don’t receive healing. then his beatings were in vain. If the punishment which brought us peace was upon him, but we don’t receive our peace, the punishment was in vain. Don’t let his awful sufferings be in vain, but say, Lord, I take. Remember, that’s what the word receive means in the Greek. Take, procure, seize, grasp, take hold, and take to yourself. I take, I seize, I lay hold of everything you paid for for me. I receive my healing right now by faith because you paid for it. I believe I received the provision for every need right now because you paid for it. I believe I received my peace, not only calmness and tranquility and quietness, but I received shalom, wholeness, nothing missing, nothing broken, health and prosperity in every area of my life. I receive you as my victory. I receive you as my keeper, my shelter, my helper. I take you now. That’s my meditation. That’s where I go when I take communion. Those are the things that I think on. I take by faith everything he paid for so that it wasn’t in vain. I receive it all. Let’s do it. Take off the outer layer and get the bread. And then the second layer and you get the juice. Lord Jesus, we come to you now. Father God, we come before you now. And Jesus said, do this in remembrance of me. And in Matthew 26, 26, he said, take and eat. This is my flesh. Take and drink. This is my body. And Lord, we know that that is the covenant meal representing the cutting of a covenant. And saying, all that I am, I give you. And all that I have, I give you. Lord, we also know that our part should be to reciprocate and do the same as we enter in this covenant. Many Christians don’t, but tonight, Lord, we choose to do this. Reciprocating to you, saying the same thing. I give you my life, all that I am, and all that I have. I give and surrender to you tonight again. Take me and all that I am as I give it to you. And Lord, I also give you my heart. I give you my dreams and my hopes. And I put them in your hand. And Lord, I take… From you, all that you provided and gave freely, sacrificially. I believe I received the wholeness of your salvation, which is forgiveness of sins, but it’s also health and prosperity and deliverance and victory. I receive your peace, shalom, which is wholeness and completeness. Peace, quietness, calmness, tranquility, health and prosperity, deliverance and victory. I receive healing right now in my body from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. And I speak life and light into every cell of my body in Jesus name. I receive your provision for all of my needs that you have promised to meet all my needs according to your riches and glory. I receive your protection and deliverance from harm because I say the Lord is my refuge and my fortress and my God in him I trust. And I dwell in the secret place of the Most High. And a thousand shall fall at my side and ten thousand at my hand but will not come near me. For I will only observe with my eyes and observe the punishment of the wicked as I dwell in the secret place of the Most High. I believe I receive right now your keeping me safe. your helping me, your victory that you have bought for me. I believe I receive right now your wisdom. I believe I receive right now your peace and your joy. I believe I receive right now everything you are. And everything you have so freely, sacrificially given to me. And I reciprocate giving you freely everything I am and everything I have. And I say this in my love and in my faith in Jesus name. And if that prayer is yours, if you agree, break the bread and eat. And if you can’t pray that, I would not recommend you take the communion because that’s what it’s all about. It is an exchange. It’s not one-sided. Most people take it one-sided. And I learned this as I meditated on it. The Lord spoke to me in 1996, New Year’s Day. New Year’s Day, 1996, he said, I want you to meditate on the blood covenant and take communion every day for 30 days. When I did that, I began meditating on the covenant relationship, the marriage, and then the equal life. exchange, the reciprocating. And that’s where I realized I don’t only receive what he gives, but I equally reciprocate giving everything back that I am. That’s what this is. It’s a covenant, which is supposed to be both ways, two directions. And so I don’t know, it’s up to you, but I would hesitate to take it if I wasn’t ready to reciprocate it. But I think you are, and I totally am. And so, Lord, we receive everything you are, everything you have, everything you’ve given, giving back to you everything we are, everything we have. We take and drink now the blood, which is the life. You said the life of the flesh is in the blood. As we drink your blood and eat your flesh, we have life in us. And as you said in John 6, Eat my flesh, drink my blood. You remain in me and I remain in you. And you have eternal life. We receive it now. We drink his blood in this cup in Jesus’ name. And we receive his life. Go ahead and drink. Thank you, Jesus. We are in covenant with you. Jesus, you said in John 6. I love to read John 6 along with… communion, as well as Matthew 26, as well as first Corinthians 11. But in John six, this is the sermon where he said, eat my flesh and drink my blood. And he lost many of his followers that day. But he was talking about the communion and he was talking about the blood covenant that was going to be in his blood. And he said, if you eat my flesh and drink my blood, you have eternal life and you remain in me and I remain in you. There’s that oneness. There’s the marriage. just like a husband and wife becoming one, consummating their marriage vow, becoming one. That’s what the communion does. It’s the consummation of the wedding vow, drinking his blood, eating his flesh and saying, I give back to you everything. And we are partaking of him in internally. This is becoming one with him. And now you can walk away and say, I am in him. He is in me. We are married. We are one. And think about your marriage to the Lord. Hallelujah. Jesus, we honor you. Jesus, we honor you. Jesus, we honor you. We honor you as king and as Lord. We honor your lordship. And we honor you as our husband. We thank you. Thank you, Father, for being our Father. And as all those names that I’ve read tonight, Lord, Jehovah Rophe or Rafa, Jehovah Jireh, Jehovah Matsud and Maoz, Jehovah Ganon, Jehovah Shemar, Jehovah Palat, Jehovah Yasha, Jehovah Yeshua, Jehovah Rohi, Elohim Chokmah, Jehovah Ezer, Jehovah Shalom, El Simhat Gili, And Jehovah Shammah, Lord. And all the other names. There’s so many 200, 300 names of God in the Bible. We receive you. All that you are. by faith right now. And we thank you as we commit 2024 into your hands. We will walk in faith. We will trust in you. We will not be afraid. Say, I will trust in you, Lord, and I will not be afraid in Jesus name. Amen. And before we close, I want to say, if you’re watching online, and if you’ve never asked Jesus to come into your heart and be your savior, that’s the first step. Say, Jesus, I surrender my heart and I surrender my life to you. I ask you to come into my heart. I ask you to be my Lord and savior. And I ask you to be all that you are. Healer, provider, protector, deliverer, salvation, victory, helper, keeper, peace and joy. Everything you are, I ask you to be for me. Come into my heart and life. I give my life to you in Jesus name. Amen. Now you are married to God, to Jesus, the son of God. And now you are one with him and now he can be for you everything he promised. But you have to believe it. You have to claim it. You have to take it by faith. Call him those names. Whether you use the English or the Hebrew, it doesn’t matter as long as you know what it means and you believe it in your heart. Claim him as yours every day and you will have the victory. What you just heard was part 10 and the conclusion of a message that I preached in one of our victorious faith services called Living in Perfect Peace. 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Dive into the transformative message of ‘Living in Perfect Peace’ as Cherri Campbell wraps up a moving series that explores the profound implications of the covenant with God. The episode delves into the significance of fully receiving what was sacrificed for us, stirring a deeper understanding of God’s abundant provision and peace. Through a heartfelt communion ceremony, Cherri emphasizes the importance of reciprocating in faith and acknowledging the comprehensive nature of God’s covenant, encompassing healing, prosperity, and protection.
