There is no limit in the glory world. We're breaking seals that have been shut up from the body of Christ for generations, and I'm taking you into a realm where angels are assigned as your personal bodyguards, where every problem turns into promotion, and where all normal days are permanently over.

Through 1 Chronicles 29, Psalm 91, and Romans 8:26-28, I show you that the glory of God carries with it greatness, power, victory, majesty, riches, and protection — and all of it belongs to you right now. Your hustling days are over. Your debt cancellation has been decreed. You are designed by the Father to live an impossible life in the earth realm every single day.

New Favor #apostlesmeditation

I want to talk plainly about favor for a moment, because I think we’ve made it smaller than it actually is.

Favor and grace are interchangeable. And your right to walk in it isn’t seasonal — it’s for all the days of your life. God is saying, in effect, let me dress your life in my favor.

There are three things worth sitting with here.

First, the quality of God’s favor: there is nothing — no car, no house, no bank account — that stands above the favor of God. Whatever you’re measuring your worth or your stability by, favor outranks it.

Second, the quantity of God’s favor: it isn’t rationed.

Third, the quiet that comes with it: when you know you’re wrapped in the favor of God, you can be calm even when things around you are going wrong. That third one might be the most practical of all — peace in the middle of trouble is favor doing its quiet work.

Psalm 30:5 puts it this way: “For his anger endureth but a moment; in his favour is life: weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” Favor and joy come. Whatever version of “the night” you’re dealing with right now, it does not get the final say. Heaven speaks, and whatever has been troubling you has to be quiet when heaven is talking.

And Psalm 84:11 backs it up: “For the Lord God is a sun and shield: the Lord will give grace and glory: no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly.” No good thing withheld. Read that as a promise, not a possibility.

But here’s a practical piece that has to come with all of this: if you’re going to walk in favor, you have to actually let go of what’s cluttering your soul. Forgiveness isn’t optional decoration on top of favor — it’s part of how you keep your house clear enough for favor to move in. If you’re still carrying someone in your car, in your house, in your mind, because of something they said or did, that’s weight you don’t need to keep hauling around. Let them go. Say something good about them if you can. Get your mind quiet, because a mind at war with old offenses has no room left for new favor.

New favor is on your table. The only real question is whether you’re ready to sit down and eat.

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I take you into territories in the glory that I have never been myself in 52 years of ministry. Through John 17 and Matthew 17, I show you that Jesus gave you the same glory He carries, and the same power that raised Him from the dead is living inside of you right now. You have been living below your means by theology. Today that changes.

It is time to stop praying about what already belongs to you and start taking ownership. The glory is about to transfigure your house, your health, your finances, and your family — and your life will never be the same.

EIWM Intercessory Prayer — Join Us From Around The World! Apostle Thompson shared that God is bringing intercessors from all over the world to join our Thursday prayer meetings — and it's happening. He didn't know how God would do it, but that's exactly the way it's unfolding.

We currently have 500+ people praying with us every Thursday. Apostle Thompson is asking for 500 more — both online and in person. If you're a member who hasn't joined prayer yet, this is your invitation to come be part of it.

Whether you're joining us in person or connecting online, let's commit to:
➡️ 1,000 online prayer partners and members via Zoom
➡️ 150+ members in the building at Word of Life Christian Center

What Happens in Prayer: Prayer meetings include prophetic teaching at times. Apostle Thompson gives points that prophetically interpret what's being prayed over — and he noted there are prophetic shifts happening that align with the season of teaching we're in.

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"I am creating prayer partners around the world!" — Apostle Leroy Thompson Sr.

Stop letting your blessings leak and start living in the full overflow of God’s grace. We're breaking down the powerful, supernatural reality that you already possess—but may have been missing due to a lack of revelation.

It’s time to move beyond just trying to "operate in faith" and start flowing in the faith and grace combination. Grace is fully loaded with God; it is the power that makes faith present tense and gives you ownership over everything God has provided. We’re burying the past, stopping the leaks, and stepping into a brand-new position where your blessings are out of control.

Grace & Glory Wings #apostlesmeditation

Grace and glory are partners. They don’t operate separately — where enough grace shows up, glory follows close behind. That’s the pattern all through Exodus 33.

After Moses secures God’s promise of presence, he doesn’t stop. Verse 18 says, “I beseech thee, shew me thy glory.” He’d already received grace. Now he wants to see glory. And God’s answer in verse 19 is staggering: “I will make all my goodness pass before thee, and I will proclaim the name of the Lord before thee; and I will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and will shew mercy on whom I will shew mercy.”

If God showed His goodness to Moses, He can show it to you.

Here’s the picture I want to leave with you: grace is one wing, and glory is the other wing. Together, they’re what lifts a life to the next level. It’s not enough to only understand grace — favor received, mercy extended — without also understanding that glory, the weight and manifestation of who God is, is meant to follow it. One wing gets you off the ground. Both wings get you flying.

That’s the subject worth sitting with: grace is supernatural favor flowing in and through your heart by faith. Not something you earn. Not something you manufacture through effort. Something that flows — because of faith, not because of performance.

When grace and glory move together in a life, people notice. They sense something different when they come near you. Not because you’ve announced it, but because it’s simply present — the way light is present in a room whether or not anyone comments on it.

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The Space of Grace #apostlesmeditation

There’s a moment in Exodus 33 that I keep coming back to, not for the history of it, but for what it reveals about how God’s presence actually works in life.

Starting at verse 12, Moses prays for God’s presence. And what unfolds is a picture of exactly how — and why — God chooses to show up. I want you to notice one word that shows up again and again in this passage: grace.

Moses says to the Lord, “See, thou sayest unto me, Bring this people up: and thou hast not let me know whom thou wilt send with me. Yet thou hast said, I know thee by name, and thou hast also found grace in my sight” (Exodus 33:12). Whether we recognize it or not, if we belong to God, we are meant to live as grace seekers at all times.

Then in verse 13, Moses gets specific: “Now therefore, I pray thee, if I have found grace in thy sight, show me now thy way, that I may know thee.” Read that again. Moses isn’t asking for provision first. He’s asking to know God. He’s saying, in effect, I don’t want the car, I don’t want the house — I want the kind of grace that lets me know You. Because when you know Him, everything else follows.

God answers in verse 14: “My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.” Whatever is going on around you, when God says rest, that settles it.

Moses pushes further in verse 15: “If thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence.” That’s the posture we need — a refusal to move forward without His presence, no matter how good the plan looks on paper. Verse 16 makes the connection plain: it’s God going with His people that separates them from every other people on the face of the earth. Not talent. Not strategy. Presence.

And then verse 17: “I will do this thing also that thou hast spoken: for thou hast found grace in my sight, and I know thee by name.” Twice now, grace and being known by name are tied together.

That’s the space of grace — the space of God’s favor. It’s not just a phrase for a sermon; it’s a place you’re meant to live in permanently. At the table, in the bedroom, behind the wheel of your car — grace is meant to be your address, not just a visit.

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There is not a person in this world who can outdo the God that is in you. I'm taking you into the prophetic realm of glory — a dimension that most of the body of Christ has never walked in before. Through John chapter 11 and the resurrection of Lazarus, I show you that Jesus wasn't just performing a miracle — He was teaching the highest move of the anointing available to you right now.

When you learn to submit to the glory, you stop praying the same prayer over and over and start prophesying. You stop asking and start commanding. Your healing is done. Your debt cancellation is done. Every grave in your life is coming open.

Saved, But Not Transformed #apostlesmeditation

For a long time, I watched good people — people who love God, people who got born again and meant it — stay stuck. And the more I sat with it, the more I realized the blockage wasn’t a lack of faith. It was this: we have depended on salvation without transformation.

Here’s what I mean. You are saved in your spirit. That part of you is settled. But your soul — your mind, your conscience, your imagination, your thinking — is not saved. And your body, the very thing you’re sitting in right now, is not saved either. Salvation happens once, in an instant, when you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus is Lord. But your soul and your body have to be brought into that salvation every single day.

In our generation, we see people receive salvation, but we rarely see them surrender to the Holy Spirit in a way that produces real transformation. And that’s exactly how the enemy wants it. He doesn’t mind you having salvation, because he knows salvation alone only covers one part of you. He has two parts to work with — your soul and what I’d call your senses, your body — and you only think you’re using one.

So here’s the honest breakdown: spirit, soul, and senses. Your spirit is saved. Your soul and your senses are not saved — but they can be put in a saved position. There is constant traffic running through your soul and constant traffic running through your senses, and you have to take charge of what’s allowed to pass through. You can pray all you want. You can memorize every scripture you own. You can go to church nineteen times a week. None of that will show you who you really are until you start taking control over your soul and your body.

This is where Romans 12:1-3 becomes more than a verse you underline — it becomes a daily discipline. Paul writes that we should present our bodies as a living sacrifice, and that we should not be conformed to this world but transformed by the renewing of our minds. Not renewed once. Renewed — an ongoing action. Alongside that, Romans 8:14 reminds us that those led by the Spirit of God are the sons of God. But there is interruption in being led by the Spirit when your soul and your senses are running unchecked, because neither one of them is saved.

So this isn’t a scare tactic — it’s a wake-up call. You are powerful enough and strong enough to protect your soul and your senses, but only if you know your God well enough to do it. You cannot pray your way around a soul you refuse to govern. You have to save your soul, in the sense of daily surrendering it, and you have to bring your body into agreement with what your spirit already knows.

Salvation is the doorway. Transformation is the walk. Don’t stop at the door.

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The enemy and the world does not want you to know that you are a glory carrier. They want you praying as if you don't already have the victory on the inside of you. In this message, I break down what it truly means to carry the glory of God — not as a concept, but as a lifestyle. The glory is not something you wait on, it is something you activate. When you walk in the revelation that all that God is, all that God has, and all that God can do has already risen upon you, your health changes, your finances change, your family changes, and every malfunction in your life has to move.