“And if ye be Christ’s, then are ye Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise.”
GALATIANS 3:29 (KJV)
“And the Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto.”
DEUTERONOMY 28:8 (KJV)
We have prayed for two months straight. We have built the habit. We have declared the Word. And now Pastor Elam is taking us even deeper — into the very core of who we are in God.
This is not just a challenge. This is an identity reset. For the next three months, we are going to declare, meditate on, and walk in one of the most powerful truths in all of Scripture:
YOUR COVENANT IDENTITY
If you are Christ’s —
you are Abraham’s seed.
And an heir according to the promise.
That means every covenant blessing God made with Abraham belongs to you. Every promise. Every provision. Every protection. You did not earn it — you inherited it. Through Jesus Christ, you are in the bloodline of blessing.
You are not just saved. You are a seed of Abraham — chosen, called, covered, and commanded to be blessed in everything you set your hand to.
Pastor has given us a simple, powerful discipline. Three times a day — morning, midday, and night — you set a 5-minute alarm and declare your seed identity out loud. That’s it. Small enough to do. Powerful enough to transform how you think, how you speak, and how you walk.
Here is why it works: what you hear yourself say consistently becomes what you believe. And what you believe shapes everything — your decisions, your boldness, your expectation, and your results.
Start your day declaring who you are before the world tells you otherwise.
Reset in the middle of the day. Remind yourself who you are when life gets loud.
Night Close your day the same way it opened — in covenant truth, not in worry.
Repeat the 7 declarations as many times as you can in 5 minutes — then pray in the Spirit
You might be wondering — why another challenge? We just finished two rounds of prayer. Why keep going?
Here is the answer: challenges create the conditions for transformation. They put us in a posture of intentionality. They move us out of passive Christianity and into active, disciplined faith. Every time Pastor gives us a challenge, he is not adding a burden — he is giving us an accelerant. A fast track into the space God is already directing us toward.
And this challenge has a biblical model. In fact, it has the greatest faith model in all of Scripture.
Abraham did this. Before he was Abraham — he was Abram. And God changed his name and told him to call himself something he had not yet become.
Think about what that meant. Every single time Abram opened his mouth and said “Abraham”— which means father of many nations — he was declaring something that had not happened yet. He had no children through Sarah. He was elderly. By every natural measure, the declaration made no sense.
But he said it anyway. He called those things that were not as though they were (Romans 4:17). He heard himself say it. He began to believe it. And it came to pass — he became exactly what he declared. The father of many nations.
“(As it is written, I have made thee a father of many nations,) before him whom he believed, even God, who quickeneth the dead, and calleth those things which be not as though they were.”
That is exactly what we are doing with these 7 declarations. We are not pretending. We are not speaking empty words. We are agreeing with what God has already said about us — and saying it until our minds, our spirits, and our circumstances align with the truth of God’s Word.
Meditate on Galatians 3:29 and Deuteronomy 28:8 daily. Let them go from scriptures you know in your head to truths you are fully persuaded of in your heart. That is where the shift happens.
These are not suggestions. These are weapons. Speak them boldly, speak them clearly, and speak them like you mean every word — because every word is true.
Open your mouth and declare it
1. I am Abraham’s Seed — and an heir of God’s promise!
● 2. I am Abraham’s Seed — the blessing of the Lord makes me rich and adds no sorrow!
● 3. I am Abraham’s Seed — all that I set my hand to prospers!
● 4. I am Abraham’s Seed — the Lord commands blessings upon me!
● 5. I am Abraham’s Seed — I walk in supernatural favor and increase!
● 6. I am Abraham’s Seed — I am chosen, called, and empowered!
● 7. I am Abraham’s Seed — I live victoriously and in covenant with God!
🔥 Then pray in the Spirit — as long as you are able.
Don’t wait until Monday. Take the first step today.
1. SET YOUR 3 ALARMS TODAY
Morning, midday, and night. Label each one: “I Am Abraham’s Seed.” Don’t wait until Monday — start now.
2. WRITE OUT THE 7 DECLARATIONS
Put them on your mirror, your phone wallpaper, or in your Bible. Make them impossible to miss every single day.
3. READ GALATIANS 3:26–29 THIS WEEK
Let the full context of your inheritance sink in. You are not just saved — you are an heir. Meditate on the difference.
4. PRAY IN THE SPIRIT AFTER EACH SESSION
After you declare, let the Holy Ghost take over. This is where the declarations go from your mouth to your spirit.
5. INVITE A WOMAN INTO THE CHALLENGE
This is a 3-month commitment — don’t do it alone. Text someone today and say:
“I’m doing Pastor’s Abraham’s Seed Challenge. Come with me.”
6. JOURNAL WHAT SHIFTS
Over 3 months of declaring your seed identity, things will change — in your thinking, your boldness, and your circumstances.
Write it down. Testimony is powerful.
Father, thank You for making us Abraham’s seed through Jesus Christ. Thank You that we did not earn this inheritance — we received it by grace.
We receive our identity today. We are chosen. We are called. We are heirs of every promise You made. We open our mouths and we agree with Your Word over our lives.p-
As we take this challenge for the next three months, let every declaration go deep into our spirits. Renew our minds. Shift our expectation. Command the blessing, Lord — in everything we set our hands to.
In Jesus’ Name — Amen.
You are in the bloodline of blessing. Open your mouth and declare what God has already decreed.
