You are no longer who you were.
Colossians 1:13
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Col. 1:13 — Translated into the kingdom of His dear Son
The Word What happened
at the cross
The Prayer Say this aloud. Meaning is in the mouth.
Romans 10:9 — with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.
Lord Jesus, Have mercy on me.

I come before You not with clean hands or a clean record. I come because You said whosoever — and I am whoever that word was written for.

I confess with my mouth and believe in my heart: You are the Son of God. You are not a teacher among teachers. Not a prophet among prophets. You are the Son of the Living God — born of a virgin, crucified for sinners, buried, and raised on the third day. Death had no right to hold You. It could not.

I have lived as the lord of my own life. I have sinned against You — in what I have done and in what I have refused to do. I do not minimize it. I do not excuse it. I bring it before the cross and I leave it there, where it was already paid for.

I receive Your forgiveness. Not because I earned it. Because You bled for it.

I receive Your Spirit. Come and dwell in me. Make me new. I cannot make myself new — but You can. You said so. And Your Word does not fail.

From this moment, You are Lord. Not in feeling only. In fact. In this declaration. In the posture of my life from here forward.

I am no longer in the kingdom of darkness. I have been translated — now, in this moment — into the kingdom of Your dear Son.

I am Yours. All of me. For all of eternity.

Amen.
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Three things Where you go from here
01 Read John.

Start at chapter 1. Don't rush. He's introducing Himself — not as a concept, as a person. The Gospel of John is the encounter. Read it as if He is in the room, because He is.

02 Find a body.

You were not made to carry this alone. Find a local church that preaches Christ — the full Christ. His blood, His resurrection, His lordship. If you don't know where to start, email me and we'll find something together.

03 Stay connected.

If you signed up above, you're now on the Fire Letters list. That's where the word continues between videos. Weekly. Direct. No filler. The fire doesn't stop when the video ends.

If you prayed and felt nothing Salvation is not a feeling. It is a transfer.
If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Romans 10:9 — KJV

The enemy moves fast. Within hours of this moment, a thought will arrive — did that even count? Did anything actually change? That thought is not from God. That thought is precisely why the Scripture says thou shalt be saved — not "thou mayest be saved" or "thou might feel saved." The word is declarative. It is done.

You are not the same person who landed on this page. Something happened in the unseen realm when you opened your mouth. The kingdom of darkness lost a citizen. The kingdom of God gained a son or daughter. That transaction is complete — not because of how you feel, but because of what He did.

The feelings will come. But your standing before God does not depend on them. Stand on the Word. Read John. Find your people. And let the Fire Letters carry you through the first weeks.

Colossians 1:13 — KJV Who hath delivered us from
the power of darkness,
and hath translated us
into the kingdom of his dear Son.
The kingdom is yours. Walk in it.