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REJECT REJECTION.

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HOW TO RESPOND TO PROPHETIC WORDS: ACCEPTING THE RIGHT AND REJECTING THE WRONG Not every prophetic word should be accepted. If a declaration, revelation, or prophecy is inconsistent with God’s character, reject it immediately. But if it aligns with His Word—such as blessings, promotion, or favour—the first step is to receive it by faith. How to discern a prophetic word? Ask yourself two key questions: 1. Is it consistent with God’s character? 2. Is it aligned with His will? (God’s will is revealed in Scripture and by His Spirit.) If a word contradicts God’s promises, reject it. If it aligns, enforce it in prayer. The realm of the spirit is legalistic, your emotions won’t change anything. You must respond with authority. Be careful what you say “Amen” to: not every declaration deserves agreement. If you dream of regression, death, or failure, don’t accept it and do not be passive about it—counter it with God’s Word. How to reject negative prophecies? - In the realm of the spirit, you reject or counter negative prophecies with “It is Written”. Simply saying “I reject it” is not enough. The basis of your rejection must be the Word of God. - Stop entertaining fear; don’t let fear-based thoughts take root. The enemy seeks agreement to manifest his plans. Instead, boldly declare what is written in His Word. - Declare God’s Word over your life. This is how you war with prophecy—by enforcing what is from God and rejecting what is not, using the power of His Word. Watch the full sermon titled: “It Came To Pass (Warring With Prophecy)” on our YouTube channel at Koinonia Global. #ApostleJoshuaSelman #ItCameToPass #WarringWithProphecy #KoinoniaAbuja #KoinoniaGlobal

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Rejection is simply part of life. We accept this easily in some domains. When you apply to colleges, you do so knowing that some will reject you. When you send out résumés, you understand that most employers won’t respond. That’s just how the process works. But rejection feels different in the romantic realm. If someone is turned down once or twice and doesn’t apply the same mindset they use with jobs or college applications, the experience can feel crushing. Yet the logic doesn’t change. It would be absurd for someone to apply to two jobs, hear nothing back, and conclude, “Well, I guess I’ll never work.” And yet many young men adopt exactly that reasoning in dating: one or two rejections become proof that no one likes them, that something is fundamentally wrong with them. The problem is that those early rejections can lodge themselves in the mind and shape self-image for years. But this is largely a matter of exposure and scale. Rejection loses its sting with volume. If you’re rejected 20 times, it hurts less. If you’re rejected 200 times, the individual moments blur together; you barely remember them at all. And statistically, out of 200 attempts, some number of people will say yes. Those are the interactions you’ll remember. It’s no different from the job market. You apply to 40 or 50 positions, get a handful of interviews, and eventually land one offer. That’s the job you end up with—and that’s what sticks in your memory. You don’t dwell on the dozens of employers who never replied or passed you over.

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