God Prepares before He Assigns | Acts 9:13–16

This message dives deep into one of the most overlooked yet spiritually explosive moments in the book of Acts — the encounter between the Lord and Ananias. While Saul lay blind and broken from his collision with Jesus, the Spirit was working behind the scenes forming another vessel … a vessel God would trust to impart destiny.

This sermon exposes the subtle danger of identity warfare — the enemy’s strategy of using natural information, assumptions, and ego to distort how we see ourselves and others. Just like Ananias misjudged Saul based on rumors, many believers today carry false identities formed by fear, culture, labels, political noise, and ego-driven perception.

But before Ananias could lay hands on Saul … before he could step into the room where destiny would ignite … God had to form something inside him. The Lord dismantles Ananias’ ego, corrects his perception, awakens his spiritual sight, and forms the weight of impartation within his inner man.

Because in the Kingdom — before you impart destiny, God forms its weight inside you.

If you are hungry for deeper formation … if you desire to see how God builds movements from the inside out … if you want your inner man awakened to see beyond the natural realm … this message will challenge, confront, and stir your spirit.

Key Themes:
– Identity warfare and ego distortion
– Hearing and seeing through the Spirit
– Spiritual sight vs natural assumptions
– Impartation and the weightiness of Kingdom moments
– Inner formation before outward assignment
– How God prepares vessels He can trust

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