WEDNESDAY SERVICE by Rev, DR. Willy Mutiso

AN EXCHANGE OF DESTINY

SERIES: MY GOD IS MY DELIVERER

TEXT: I KINGS 2:16-27

A lot of people have lost to their enemies things that rightfully belong to them. They have lost the plan, the thoughts and everything that the Lord has given to them as a result of the works of the enemy.

The Bible says “A thief the enemy only comes, but to steal, to destroy and to kill” (John 10:10)

Destiny can be stolen and exchanged!! “Then two women who were harlots came unto the king and stood before him”

  • Harlots are of many kinds and types
  • Some are harlots for free, others are cheap yet others are very expensive like the slay queens etc.

PRAYER

  • Father God, I destroy every plan of the enemy to steal, destroy and kill me, in the Name of Jesus Christ.
  • Father God, I reject every plan, strategy of Satanic Agents and demons that want to transfer my blessing, I reject what is not mine in the Name of Jesus Christ.

“Sacrifice of exchange” is the process in which if a person is sick and about to die. At a crossroad, a bowl with elements of the sick and dying is put at the crossroad, the first person to see and look into the bowl is the one to die or run mad.

Depending on the case of the sick person. Better still, hand greetings and or hangs with an agent of the sick dying person can exchange destiny.

In case of cure of AIDS through virgin blood exchange through child rape.

A lot of people received things that do not belong to them for exchange of virtue.

When the woman with the issue of blood touched the hem of the clothes of Jesus Christ, virtue of Jesus Christ was transferred to the woman that healed her. Jesus said who touched me.

Let us notice:

  1. TWO HARLOTS
  • They lived in the same room.
  • Both of them got pregnant, may be by the same man
  • Both were careless women, the first slept on her baby and killed her baby.
  • The second slept carelessly, her own baby was taken and replaced with a dead baby.
  • Sleep is good, yet a bad thing “it was when men slept that the enemy planted bad seed.” (Matt 13:24-26)
  • Many people get sick or robed when they sleep.
  • Don’t sleep carelessly, many are drugged and raped or milked in their sleep.
  1. THE CASE OF THE SECOND HARLOT
  • For the second woman, what was hers’ was taken
  • What was dead was given to her
  • Before sleep, death was not hers’, disappointment, bareness, sorrow, trouble, expenses; all these were transferred to her.
  • You need to ask yourself, where did I go wrong? When did the rain start raining on me?
  • Destiny can be exchanged – your husband, wife, children wealth, education, position, land, can be exchanged.
  • The prince can walk on foot, while his servants drive limousines.
  • You can have sickness that is not yours, poverty, sadness, joblessness, problems, troubles, heartache (Eccl 10:7-9)
  • Positions, especially political power can be exchanged (Kenya is a good example)
  • Your promotion can be taken away, affecting your own destiny
  • As for the first woman, what belonged to her was taken away (a live son)
  • A dead child was given to her, an exchange took place
  • When you leave a vacuum in your life (Matt 12:43-45)
  • Many people have accepted the dead baby.
  • CAUSES OF DESTINY EXCHANGE
  1. Sin – they were harlots
  2. Associations and connections
  3. Exchange of clothes, shoes, books, blood
  4. Sleeping too much
  5. Powerlessness, failure to use authority to R.T.S
  6. RESTORATION
  • Do you have what does not legally and spiritually belong to you?
  • Have you left the doors of your life open wide? (head, eyes, ears, mouth, feet, hands, belly button, sex)
  • The two came to Jesus the great Judge and King. Come to Christ.

CONCLUSION

  • Has your destiny been exchanged?
  • Have you carelessly sold your birthright?
  • You can claim it back, in Jesus Name, He is the restorer.
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Rev, DR. Willy Mutiso

Rev, Dr. Willy Mutiso is the Senior Pastor at First Baptist Athiriver. He is widely known for his practical and dynamic teaching style which helps people apply the timeless truths of Scripture to their everyday lives.

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3 thoughts on “AN EXCHANGE OF DESTINY”

  1. Thank you so much for this insight. Sometimes you really wonder if what’s been explained here has been the case with you since suffering so much ‘loss, hardship and difficulty’ for no good reason as a faithful child of God. Hmm! Smh

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