GREATER WORKS THAN JESUS DID (3)

Introduction

The pursuit of greater works is not a matter of ambition; it is a matter of authorisation. No man rises into divine effectiveness by desire alone. In the economy of heaven, nothing functions legitimately unless it is first decreed. If heaven has not spoken, human effort is wasted. If God has not promised, faith has no foundation. And if Jesus did not declare it, no power can sustain it. This is why the question before us is not whether greater works are desirable, but whether they have been divinely enabled. We are not called to exceed Christ by human strength, intellectual brilliance, or spiritual enthusiasm. We are called to function within a decree—a heavenly mandate backed by divine grace.

Thus far, we have established the framework. We have examined Training for Reigning, and we have clarified the biblical meaning of “greater works than Jesus did.” Now we come to a pivotal point in this journey: God’s Enabling Decree for Greater Works.

At this stage, we must confront a sobering truth: without enabling grace, even revelation becomes burdensome. Without divine backing, calling turns into frustration. The works God demands can only be accomplished by the grace He supplies.

In this third module, I will lay before you seven critical truths—truths you must ponder deeply—because the ability to do greater works is not automatic; it is granted. And as we embark on this dimension of divine purpose, we do so not in self-confidence, but in absolute dependence on the God who decrees, enables, and sustains every work done in His name. Let us proceed with reverence, clarity, and faith.

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