Walking In Agreement With God: Kingdom Authority, Healing, Provision, And Freedom From The Curse
By Robert Woeger · Christian Author And Minister
Many believers still struggle with lack, lingering sickness, and spiritual heaviness — even though Jesus Christ has already redeemed them from the curse. The missing key is full agreement with God’s Word. When your words, your faith, and your daily life line up with the finished work of Christ, you begin to walk in Kingdom authority, divine healing, and supernatural provision. This book shows you how to stop agreeing with the curse and start living in the freedom that already belongs to you.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Mandate To Walk In Agreement
1. Redeemed From Every Curse — The Foundation Of Agreement
2. From Death To Life — Agreeing With Your New Identity
3. Healing Belongs to You — Redemption From Sickness
4. Kingdom Provision — Redemption From Poverty And Lack
5. Walking In Kingdom Authority Through Daily Agreement
6. A Life of Agreement — What I Learned Archiving A Legacy
INTRODUCTION
Are you tired of living below the victory Jesus Christ purchased for you? Do you sense that poverty, sickness, or spiritual struggle keep trying to hold you back — even though you love God?
In Walking In Agreement With God, seasoned Christian minister Robert Woeger reveals how to step into the full freedom that Jesus Christ secured for you. Drawing from Galatians 3:13 and the powerful truth of Amos 3:3 — “Can two walk together, except they be agreed?” — this book shows you how to come into divine agreement with what God has already declared over your life.
Through clear biblical teaching and real-life testimonies, you’ll discover how to break free from the threefold curse of poverty, sickness, and spiritual death. You’ll learn how to speak God’s Word with authority, align your thoughts and confessions with Heaven, and walk in Kingdom Authority, healing, and supernatural provision.
Inside you’ll learn how to:
Come into full agreement with God’s Word so His Promises can manifest in your life
Speak to your circumstances and your body with faith and authority
Walk in daily agreement with God through a simple, powerful rhythm
Move from struggle into Kingdom Abundance and lasting freedom
Leave a legacy of faith for the next generation
If you’ve been believing God for breakthrough in your health, finances, or spiritual life but haven’t seen the results you’re expecting, this book will help you understand why — and show you how to align yourself with what Jesus Christ has already done.
It’s time to stop living under the curse and start walking in the blessing. It’s time to agree with God.
Begin walking in agreement with God and step into the freedom, healing, and Kingdom Authority that belongs to you.
Robert Woeger is a Christian author and faith-builder whose books empower believers in Christ to live with purpose, walk in victory, and Glorify God in every area of life. Known for his bold, Bible-based teachings and captivating writing style, Robert inspires readers around the world to speak God’s Word, build legacies of righteousness, and live with eternal impact.
With a passion for truth, confessing agreement with God’s Word as his foundation, Robert equips Christians to live by faith, break generational curses, and expect God’s Power to transform their lives. His books are more than encouragement — they are a call to action. Whether you’re seeking healing, purpose, breakthrough, or deeper intimacy with God, Robert Woeger’s writings will challenge and change you — for eternity.
The Mandate To Walk In Agreement
It is with a heart overflowing with both gratitude and holy urgency that I write these words to you. For more than thirty-five years I have walked with the Lord in Christian ministry, and I have seen Him do things that still bring tears to my eyes. I have watched broken people made whole, the sick raised up, and those bound by lack step into supernatural provision — not because of any special gift in me, but because they dared to come into agreement with what God has already spoken in His Word.
On the morning of July 11, 2026, The Lord gave me a clear new mandate: restoring faith and agreement in God’s Word. This was to be in addition to my existing mandate from The Lord of delivering hope to a lost and dying world, and setting the captives free.
God is inviting His People to return to full agreement with what He has declared over them in His Word. This includes areas such as Kingdom Provision, our true identity in Jesus Christ, the power of our spoken words, and the legacy of faith we leave for future generations.
He reminded me of the simple but searching question in Amos 3:3:
“Can two walk together, except they be agreed?”
That question has echoed in my spirit every day since. Walking with God in the fullness of redemption requires agreement — not partial agreement, and not agreement only when it feels good. It requires full, heartfelt, spoken agreement with what He has said about us through the finished work of Jesus Christ.
This book flows directly from that mandate. It is an invitation to come back into alignment with the truth that Jesus Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law (Galatians 3:13). The curse that came through disobedience was threefold: spiritual death, sickness, and poverty. Jesus Christ bore every bit of it so that we could walk in life, health, and Kingdom abundance — not for selfish indulgence, but for the advancement of His Kingdom and the setting free of captives.
In these pages we will explore how to agree with God in the deepest places of our hearts and with the words of our mouths. We will look at what it truly means to be redeemed, how to speak words that release life, how to abide daily in His Presence, and how to live Kingdom-first so that everything else is added unto us. We will also talk about legacy — because what we agree with today shapes the faith of those who come after us.
My prayer is simple: that by the time you finish this book, you will find yourself saying “Amen” more quickly and more often to the promises of God. That agreement is where the victory is released.
Come, let us walk together in agreement with the God who redeemed us.
A Personal Note
Before we go any further, I want to speak to you heart to heart for a moment about something I mentioned above.
When I speak of the mandate the Lord gave me on July 11, 2026, I want to be clear about what I mean and what I don’t. I am not claiming new scripture, or a revelation that stands above God’s written Word. What I experienced was a fresh, personal conviction — the kind every believer can receive — to give renewed attention and urgency to a truth that has always been in The Bible: that we are invited to walk in agreement with what God has already spoken.
I share the date and the moment not to ask you to take my word for it, but so you know this book grew out of something real and personal to me, the way a pastor’s sermon often grows out of a specific morning of prayer. The authority for everything that follows rests on the pages of Scripture themselves, not on my having heard from God on a particular day. I’d ask you to weigh every declaration in this book the way the Bereans weighed Paul’s words — searching the Scriptures daily to see whether these things are so (Acts 17:11). If something here doesn't hold up against God’s Word, set it aside. If it does, I pray you will take hold of it with both hands.
1. Redeemed From Every Curse — The Foundation Of Agreement
Before we can walk in the blessings of redemption, we must settle something foundational in our hearts: Jesus Christ has already redeemed us from every curse. Not some curses. Not most curses. Every single one.
Galatians 3:13-14 declares with beautiful clarity:
“Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree: That the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ; that we might receive the promise of the Spirit through faith.”
In Deuteronomy 28, God described in clear and sobering terms what the curse would look like if His People broke covenant with Him. The curse was not vague. It was specific and severe. It included poverty and lack in the city and in the field. It brought frustration, failure, and confusion in everything they set their hands to do. It released sickness and disease of many kinds — consumption, fever, inflammation, plagues, and conditions that could not be healed. It brought mental torment, blindness of heart, oppression from enemies, and ultimately spiritual death and separation from God. The curse was designed to destroy. Rebellion against God always invites in sin, separation from God, and destruction.
Many believers today do not realize how real and how broad that curse was. They have been taught that the curse only affected Israel, or that it no longer applies. But the Bible is clear: the curse of the law was real, and it was the direct result of disobedience. Jesus Christ did not come to ignore the curse — He came to redeem us from it completely.
But here is the glorious truth: Jesus took that entire curse upon Himself. He bore the poverty so we could walk in Kingdom Provision. He carried the sickness so we could walk in divine health. He took the spiritual death so we could have eternal life and intimate fellowship with God. This is not just theological truth — it is the foundation we are meant to live from every day.
Jesus came that we might have life, and have it more abundantly (John 10:10). And the apostle John prayed, “Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth” (3 John 1:2).
God’s desire for you is not limited to one area of life. He wants you to prosper and be in health in every way — spiritually, physically, emotionally, relationally, and financially — even as your soul prospers. True prosperity is not merely money. It is the full expression of the abundant life Jesus purchased: a soul at rest in God, a body filled with His Life and Strength, and provision that enables you to fulfill His Purposes and bless others.
When we come into agreement with this truth, we stop settling for less than what Jesus Christ paid for. We begin to expect and declare health, provision, and abundant life in every area.
I remember a man in one of our meetings who had lived under constant financial pressure for many years. He loved God but had quietly come to believe that struggle was just part of the Christian life. One night after hearing the truth about redemption, he made a decision. He began speaking out loud every morning: “I am redeemed from the curse of poverty. Jesus Christ took lack upon Himself so I could walk in provision.” He also started giving more generously, even when it looked like he couldn’t afford it. Within a few months, new opportunities opened up and his situation began to turn around. He later told me, “I didn’t just believe it in my head. I started agreeing with God with my words and my actions. That made all the difference.”
You see, agreement is not a one-time decision. Believing and faith are not one-time events either. God expects continual faith and ongoing agreement with Him. It is a daily walk. Amos 3:3 asks, “Can two walk together, except they be agreed?” The answer is no. If we want to walk closely with God in the reality of redemption, our words must agree with His. Our thoughts must come into submission to what He has said. Our confessions must line up with the finished work of Jesus Christ.
This does not mean we deny reality or pretend problems do not exist. It means we speak to our reality from the higher reality of God’s Word. When symptoms come, we do not agree with them as our final truth. We agree with 1 Peter 2:24: “Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.”
When lack tries to speak, we do not agree with it. We agree with Philippians 4:19: “But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” When the enemy whispers that we are still bound by our old nature, we agree with 2 Corinthians 5:17: “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.”
This agreement is not works. It is faith responding to grace. It is the evidence that we truly believe what Jesus Christ accomplished. And it is the pathway into the authority of God’s Kingdom.
Activation: A Declaration Of Agreement
Take a moment right now. Speak these words out loud from your heart. Let them become your agreement with heaven:
“Father, I come into agreement with Your Word today. I declare that Jesus Christ has redeemed me from every curse of the law. I am no longer under the curse of spiritual death, sickness, or poverty. I am a new creation in Jesus Christ. Old things have passed away. I agree with what You have spoken over my life. My words will line up with Your Promises. I walk in agreement with You, and therefore I walk in victory. In Jesus Christ’s Name, Amen.”
2. From Death To Life — Agreeing With Your New Identity
The first and most foundational area where agreement must take place is in our identity. Before we can walk in Kingdom Authority, we must know — and agree with — who we really are in Jesus Christ.
The curse of spiritual death entered the world through Adam’s disobedience. In that moment, humanity was separated from God. Man became a slave to sin and death, and that nature was passed down to every generation. But Jesus Christ came to redeem us from that curse. He took our sin nature upon Himself and gave us His very life.
John 5:24 records His own words:
“Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.”
Notice the tense. It is not “will pass.” It is “is passed.” The moment we believe and receive Jesus Christ as Lord, we are translated out of the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom Of Light. We are no longer spiritually dead. We have been made alive together with Jesus Christ.
Yet how many believers still speak as though they are still under that old nature? How often do we hear, “I’m just a sinner saved by grace” as if that is the full description of who we are? While it is true that we were saved by grace, the Bible declares that we are now new creatures. We have the righteousness of God in Jesus Christ. We are sons and daughters of the Most High. We have His Spirit living in us.
Agreement with our new identity changes everything. When we agree with God about who we are, we stop striving to become something we already are. We stop begging for what has already been given. We begin to live from the reality of our redemption rather than from the memory of our past.
I think of a young man who came to one of our discipleship gatherings. He had been saved for several years but was still battling the same addictions and thought patterns from his old life. He kept saying, “I guess I’ll always struggle with this. It’s just who I am.” One evening we opened the Word together and looked at 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Romans 6:6-7. We talked about what it means to agree with God that the old man is dead and we are raised in newness of life.
He made a decision that night to stop agreeing with his past and start agreeing with his new identity. Every morning he began to speak out loud: “I am a new creation in Christ Jesus. The old has gone. I have the life of God in me. Sin has no dominion over me.” It was not easy at first. The old thoughts tried to come back. But as he continued in agreement with The Word, the power of those old patterns broke. Today he is walking in freedom and helping others find the same liberty. His legacy is already beginning to touch the next generation.
This is the power of agreement. It is not positive thinking. It is aligning our words and our inner dialogue with what God has already made true through The Cross and The Resurrection.
Daily abiding in God’s Presence is essential here. Jesus said in John 15:4, “Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me.” When we spend time in His Presence — through The Word, through prayer, through worship — our spirit becomes more and more aware of who we really are. The more we abide, the more naturally our words agree with Heaven.
And this agreement is not just for us. It is for the legacy we leave. When we walk in the truth of our identity, we model it for our children, our disciples, and those we influence. We pass on a heritage of agreement rather than a heritage of doubt and defeat.
Activation: Speaking Your New Identity
Find a quiet place. Speak these declarations slowly and deliberately. Let them sink from your head into your spirit:
“I declare that I have passed from death unto life. I am a new creation in Christ Jesus. Old things have passed away; all things have become new. I am the righteousness of God in Christ. I am a child of God, led by His Spirit. Sin has no dominion over me. I have the life of God flowing through me. I agree with Heaven about who I am, and I walk in that reality today. In Jesus Christ’s Name.”
3. Healing Belongs to You — Redemption From Sickness
One of the most heartbreaking things I have witnessed in decades of ministry is believers suffering with sickness and disease while quietly believing that perhaps sickness is God’s Will for them. Nothing could be further from the truth. Sickness was never part of God’s original plan, and it is part of the curse from which Jesus Christ has redeemed us.
Look at what the prophet Isaiah declared about the coming Messiah:
Isaiah 53:4-5 — “Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.”
The Holy Spirit, looking back at Calvary through the apostle Peter, wrote in 1 Peter 2:24: “Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.” Notice again the past tense. It is not “will be healed.” It is “were healed.” The work is finished.
Matthew records the fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy in Matthew 8:17: “That it might be fulfilled which was spoken by Esaias the prophet, saying, Himself took our infirmities, and bare our sicknesses.” Jesus Christ took our sicknesses. He bore them. He carried them away. Why then would we agree with something He has already removed?
Healing is the children’s bread. It belongs to every child of God because of what Jesus Christ has already accomplished.
Healing is not something we are trying to get God to do. It is something Jesus Christ has already done. Our part is simply to agree with the finished work of The Cross.
I am not saying that walking in divine health is always easy or that symptoms never come. I am saying that when they do come, we have a choice: agree with the symptoms or agree with The Word Of God. One agreement keeps us bound. The other releases the power of redemption.
I think of a woman in one of our churches who had been battling severe fibromyalgia for years. She had tried many treatments with little lasting relief. One Sunday after I taught on agreeing with God’s Word for healing, she decided to put it into practice. Every morning she began speaking out loud over her body: “By the stripes of Jesus I was healed. Pain has no place in my body. I agree with the Word that says I am redeemed from the curse of sickness. The life of God flows through every cell and every nerve.” She also made it a point to abide in worship and The Word each day instead of focusing only on how she felt.
At first, nothing seemed to change. But she refused to come into agreement with the pain. After several weeks, the pain began to decrease. Within a few months, she was able to stop several medications. Today she is living with significantly less pain and has become a source of encouragement to others who are believing God for healing. Her story reminds us that agreement is often a journey, but it is a journey that leads to freedom.
When symptoms are present, one of the most powerful things we can do is speak directly to our bodies. Jesus spoke to storms, to fig trees, and to sickness. We have that same authority in His Name. Speaking The Word Of God over your body while abiding in God’s Presence is a powerful combination that releases faith and brings alignment with Heaven.
My body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. I choose to honor God with my body. Therefore I will not agree with sickness or disease. I will speak life, health, and strength over this temple that belongs to Him.
If symptoms remain for a season, do not become discouraged or begin to agree with the problem. Continue to stand in agreement with what God has said. Faith and agreement for healing are not one-time decisions — they are a daily stance. Keep speaking The Word, keep abiding in His Presence, and refuse to let symptoms have the final say.
Healing is not optional for the child of God. It is part of our redemption. It belongs to us because of what Jesus Christ accomplished on The Cross. It flows from abiding in His Presence. When we spend time with Jesus Christ, His life touches every part of us. Stress, anxiety, and the cares of this world often open the door to sickness. But when we put the Kingdom first — seeking Him above all else — His Peace guards our hearts and minds, and His Life strengthens our bodies.
This is not a formula to manipulate God. It is a relationship of agreement. We agree with what He has said, we speak it, we live from it, and we trust Him with the timing and the manifestation. Sometimes healing is instant. Sometimes it is progressive. But healing is always His Will for His Children.
A Caution: Healing Is Not A Verdict On Your Faith
Before we move to the declaration, I want to pause and say something plainly, because I do not want this teaching to become a weight instead of a comfort.
Everything I have taught in this chapter is true: Jesus Christ bore our sicknesses, and healing belongs to us as part of our redemption. But I have watched well-meaning believers add something to that truth that God never put there — the idea that if healing does not come quickly, it must be because someone did not believe enough. I have seen that added to a family's grief like salt to a wound, and I refuse to add it here.
Healing in Scripture does not always follow the same timeline. Sometimes it is instant. Sometimes it is progressive, as with the ten lepers who were healed “as they went” (Luke 17:14). And sometimes healing tarries even for the most faithful, for reasons known fully only to God. Paul told Timothy to take a little wine for his stomach and his frequent infirmities (1 Timothy 5:23) — not as a rebuke, but as practical care. Seeking a doctor's help or taking medicine is not a failure of faith. It is often God's Provision arriving through human hands.
If you or someone you love is standing in faith for healing and it has not yet come, please hear me: that is not evidence God has abandoned you, and it is not a verdict on your faith. Keep praying. Keep trusting the character of the God who bore your sicknesses. Keep seeking wise care. And keep resting in His Presence rather than in a timetable.
As with provision, hold this truth with an open hand. Let it deepen your trust in who God is — not become a measure of what you or someone you love has failed to do. He is your Healer whether the answer comes today, gradually, or on the other side of glory.
Activation: Declaration For Divine Health
Place your hand on your body if you are dealing with any symptoms, or simply speak these words over yourself and your loved ones:
“I declare that by the stripes of Jesus Christ I was healed. Sickness and disease have no legal right to my body. I forgive my body for being sick and release it to be whole now. I am redeemed from the curse of sickness. The life of God flows through every cell, every organ, and every system of my body. I agree with The Word Of God that says I am whole. I speak life and health to my body now. I abide in the presence of The Healer, and His Life strengthens me. I walk in divine health for the glory of God. In Jesus Christ’s Name, Amen.”
4. Kingdom Provision — Redemption From Poverty And Lack
The third area of the curse from which we have been redeemed is poverty and lack. This is perhaps the most misunderstood area in The Body Of Jesus Christ. Some have taught that poverty is a sign of spirituality. Others have twisted the truth into a greedy pursuit of wealth for selfish gain. Both extremes miss the heart of God.
Jesus Christ redeemed us from the curse of poverty so that we could walk in Kingdom Abundance — not to hoard it, but to advance His Kingdom, to meet needs, to deliver hope, and to set captives free. The blessing of Abraham is ours through Jesus Christ, and that blessing includes provision for every good work.
Galatians 3:14 tells us that “the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ.” What was the first thing God promised Abraham? That He would make him rich — not for Abraham’s sake alone, but so that he could be a blessing to all the families of the earth. That same heart beats in our Father today.
In Genesis 12:2, God said to Abraham, “I will bless you… and you will be a blessing.” This is the true heart of biblical prosperity — God blesses us so that we can become a blessing to others.
When the Bible speaks of being rich, it does not mean greed or excess for selfish purposes. It means living in full supply — being abundantly provided for in every area of life with your needs met, so that you can fulfill God’s Purposes and become a blessing to others. This is exactly what God promised Abraham, and through Jesus Christ that same blessing now belongs to every believer. Galatians 3:14 and Galatians 3:29 make it clear: the blessing of Abraham has come upon the Gentiles through Jesus Christ, and if you belong to Jesus Christ, then you are Abraham’s seed and an heir according to the promise. God desires that every one of His Children walk in this full supply.
Jesus Christ Himself taught us in Matthew 6:33: “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” Notice the order. Kingdom first. Then the “all these things” — the material needs of life — are added. This is not a promise for those who seek wealth first. It is a promise for those who put the King’s business above their own.
I have seen this principle at work countless times. A businessman in our fellowship was facing the potential collapse of his company. Instead of panicking, he made a decision to put The Kingdom first in a practical way. He increased his giving to missions and to helping families in need, even when it looked like he could not afford it. He began to speak daily: “I seek first God’s Kingdom. My God supplies all my need according to His riches in glory. Lack has no place in my life because I am a child of The King.” Within a short time, new contracts came in that not only saved the business but positioned it for greater impact. He did not seek wealth. He sought The Kingdom, and provision followed.
I think of a single mother in our church who was struggling financially after her husband left. She was working two jobs and still barely making ends meet. After hearing teaching on redemption and agreement, she made a decision to tithe faithfully, even when it looked impossible. Every month she would speak over her situation: “I am redeemed from the curse of poverty. My God supplies all my need. As I honor God with my first fruits, He is faithful to provide.” She didn’t see immediate change, but she stayed consistent. Over time, unexpected help began to appear — raises at work, gifts from unexpected places, and a reduction in some of her biggest expenses. She later told me, “I didn’t just give. I agreed with God that He was my provider. That agreement changed how I saw everything.”
It was this very principle of agreement that led her to give with joy rather than fear. The Bible declares in 2 Corinthians 9:7, “God loveth a cheerful giver.” This is more than a principle about money — it is a Kingdom Law Of Agreement. When you give with a joyful heart, you are declaring your trust in God as your Provider. Cheerful giving is an act of agreement with Heaven. It says, “I believe Your Word, Lord. I believe that as I give, it shall be given unto me, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.” See Luke 6:38.
Many people give reluctantly or out of religious duty. But God is not honored by reluctant giving. He looks for hearts that agree with His Generous Nature. When you give cheerfully, you are not just releasing finances — you are releasing agreement with the heart of your Father. This kind of giving breaks the power of lack and positions you to walk in the blessing of Abraham.
If you desire to walk in Kingdom Provision, learn to give with joy, as led by The Holy Spirit. Make your giving an expression of faith and agreement with God. As you do, you will see supernatural provision follow you in ways that go beyond natural explanation.
When it is time to call in God’s Provision, we do not beg or plead as if our Father is reluctant to give. Instead, we exercise the authority that Jesus Christ has given us, as we come into agreement with His Word. Every word below is simply agreement spoken out loud, never a command that forces God’s hand. Here is a simple and scriptural way to do it:
First, claim what you need in The Name Of Jesus Christ.
Second, take authority over the enemy and command him, “Satan, take your hands off my provision, money, and finances.”
Third, say, “Go, ministering spirits, and cause the provision and the money I need to come.”
We do not command angels as if they are under our personal authority. According to Hebrews 1:14, angels are “ministering spirits, sent forth to minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation.” When we speak this way, we are simply releasing them in agreement with the assignment God has already given them to minister for our benefit and to help us carry out our Kingdom assignment. Angels do their part when we agree with God.
This is not a formula of works. It is faith in action — agreeing with what Jesus Christ has already purchased and exercising the authority that belongs to every believer. When we do this in faith and with a heart that seeks first The Kingdom, we position ourselves to receive what God has already provided.
Agreement with God’s Word about provision also involves our giving. Luke 6:38 says, “Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again.” When we give in agreement with God’s heart, we open the windows of heaven over our lives. But the motive must always be Kingdom Advancement, not personal gain.
The silver and the gold are the Lord’s (Haggai 2:8). The cattle on a thousand hills belong to Him (Psalm 50:10). God has not placed the resources of this earth in the hands of the enemy. He has placed them in the hands of His Children so that we can do His Will on the earth. When we agree with that truth, we stop seeing money as something to fear or worship. We see it as a tool for Kingdom Purposes.
This is where legacy comes in again. When we walk in Kingdom Provision through agreement with God’s Word, we model a different way of living for the next generation. We teach our children and those we disciple that God is a good Father who provides for His own — not so they can live selfishly, but so they can be generous and impactful. That is the legacy that outlasts us.
A Caution: Provision Is Not a Formula
Before we go further, I want to pause and say something plainly, because I have seen this truth misused, and I do not want that for you.
Everything I have taught in this chapter about Kingdom Provision is meant to point you toward the character of your Heavenly Father — a God who is good, who provides, and who delights in blessing His Children so they can bless others. It was never meant to become a transaction. It was never meant to become a formula where a seed offering is planted like a coin in a machine, with a financial harvest expected on a set timetable in return.
I have watched sincere believers grow disillusioned and even walk away from the faith because they were taught that giving guarantees a specific financial outcome — and when that outcome did not come, they were left to wonder if God had failed them, or worse, if they simply hadn’t given enough or believed hard enough. That teaching, however well-intentioned, can quietly turn The Gospel Of Grace into a transaction of works, and it can turn our Heavenly Father into a vending machine rather than a Father.
That is not what I am teaching here. The Bible warns us plainly that “the love of money is the root of all evil” (1 Timothy 6:10). It is possible to love money even while calling it faith, if our giving becomes more about what we expect to receive than about the God we trust.
Giving, in Scripture, is first an act of worship and trust — a declaration that God, not money, is our source. Cheerful giving pleases God because of the heart behind it, not because of a return it purchases. Some seasons of faithful, generous giving will be met with visible increase. Other seasons will not, and that does not mean your faith failed or that God is withholding from you. Job gave faithfully and lost everything before he gained it back. Paul learned to be content whether he had abundance or need (Philippians 4:11-12). Neither man’s spiritual standing was measured by his bank balance.
So hold these truths about provision with an open hand. Let them deepen your trust in God’s Character, not become a system you are trying to work. The safest place any of us can stand is seeking the Giver Himself more than His Gifts — trusting that whether we are in a season of abundance or a season of need, He is near, He is good, and He has not forgotten us.
With that pure heart of agreement and contentment, we are now ready to declare God’s Promises over our lives.
Activation: Declaration For Kingdom Provision
Speak this over your life, your family, and your resources:
“I declare that I am redeemed from the curse of poverty. The blessing of Abraham is mine through Jesus Christ. I seek first The Kingdom Of God and His Righteousness, and all these things are added unto me. My God supplies all of my need according to His Riches In Glory by Christ Jesus. I give generously because I agree with God’s heart to bless others. Lack has no place in my life. I walk in Kingdom Abundance for Kingdom Purposes. My words agree with Heaven, and therefore my provision is secure. In Jesus Christ’s Name, Amen.”
5. Walking In Kingdom Authority Through Daily Agreement
We have seen the foundation: Jesus Christ has redeemed us from every curse. We have looked at agreement in the areas of identity, healing, and provision. Now we must bring it all together into a lifestyle of daily agreement that releases Kingdom Authority.
Kingdom Authority is not something we strive for. It is something we walk in as we agree with The King. When our words, our thoughts, our giving, and our priorities line up with what God has spoken, authority flows naturally. Demons flee. Sickness bows. Lack is displaced. Because we are not fighting for victory — we are enforcing a victory that has already been won.
Here are some practical ways to walk this out every day:
First, begin each day with agreement.
Before you check your phone or listen to the news, take five or ten minutes to speak God’s Word over your life. Declare who you are in Jesus Christ. Declare His Promises over your family, your health, your work, and your resources. This is not a ritual. It is alignment. It sets the tone for everything that follows.
Second, abide in His Presence throughout the day.
Jesus Christ said the branch must abide in the vine. That means staying connected. Whisper prayers of agreement as you drive, as you work, and as you interact with people. When challenges arise, let your first response be, “What does The Word say?” rather than “What does the situation say?”
Third, put The Kingdom first in every decision.
Before you make choices about time, money, or energy, ask, “Does this advance The Kingdom? Does this agree with what God has called me to do?” When the answer is yes, peace follows. When the answer is no, you have an opportunity to realign.
God is waiting for you to obey Him. When you demonstrate your agreement with God and His Word through your words, your faith, and your actions, you are obeying Him. Learn to discern His Direction for your life and obey Him fully in faith. Do not allow people or circumstances to sway you from the direction and destiny that He has prepared for you. True agreement with God always leads to obedience.
Fourth, speak words that release life.
Your words have power because they either agree with God or they agree with the enemy. Make a conscious decision to speak life over your spouse, your children, your coworkers, and even your circumstances. When you catch yourself speaking doubt or fear, stop and repent. Then speak what God says instead.
Fifth, invest in legacy through discipleship.
The agreement you walk in today is meant to be passed on. Look for opportunities to disciple others — whether formally or informally. Share what God is teaching you. Pray with people. Help them come into agreement with The Word in their own lives. This is how the Kingdom multiplies.
Sixth, use your resources to deliver hope and set captives free.
The provision God releases into your life is not just for you. It is seed for Kingdom Impact. Ask the Lord regularly, “Where do You want me to sow? Who needs hope today? Who needs to be set free?” Then act on what He shows you. This is Kingdom Authority in action.
A Simple Daily Rhythm
To help you put these things into practice, here is a simple daily rhythm many believers have found helpful:
Morning: Begin the day by speaking God’s Word over your life, your family, and your circumstances.
Throughout the day: When challenges arise, pause and respond with what God has said rather than what the situation is saying.
When doubt comes: Immediately replace negative thoughts with Scripture.
Evening: Take a few moments to thank God for His Faithfulness and bring any areas of struggle back into agreement with Him.
When these practices become your lifestyle, you will find yourself walking in an authority you never manufactured. It is the authority of agreement. It is the authority of a son or daughter who knows what the Father has said and dares to say “Amen” to it with their whole life.
6. A Life of Agreement — What I Learned Archiving A Legacy
For over two years, I have had the privilege of serving as digital archivist for the ministry of Don Gossett — a man who preached and lived the message of agreement for decades. Sorting through his sermons, letters, and testimonies has been more than a project for me. It has been a living education in what it looks like to walk out everything I have shared with you in these pages — not for a season, but for a lifetime.
It began, as so many callings do, with a single spoken word. When Don was sixteen years old, his high school journalism teacher, Mrs. Helen Fields, looked at a piece of his writing and said plainly, “Don, you have received a gift of writing. If you will be faithful, your writings will go all over the world.” He was just a teenager. He had no way of knowing whether that word would prove true. But he agreed with it — and he kept agreeing with it, faithfully, for the rest of his life.
By the time his ministry had run its course, more than twenty-five million publications bearing his name had been translated and printed in eighteen major languages and countless dialects. A teacher’s word, received in agreement and carried faithfully for decades, became a harvest neither of them could have measured at the time.
That is the pattern of Don Gossett’s entire life: agreement, spoken and then lived, long enough for it to bear fruit.
Nowhere is that pattern clearer than in two of his most enduring writings — pieces I have returned to again and again during this archival work. They distill everything this book has tried to teach into something simple enough to carry in a wallet or place above a kitchen sink.
The first is “My Never Again List,” a bold twelve-point declaration built on Matthew 8:8 — the centurion’s confidence that Jesus needed only to “speak the word only” and it would be done. Don’s list does not hedge. “Never again will I confess ‘I can’t’… Never again will I confess lack… Never again will I confess fear… Never again will I confess condemnation.” Each line pairs a refusal with a promise. He does not simply decide to stop speaking defeat — he replaces it, verse by verse, with what God has already said. It is Amos 3:3 in miniature: a document of agreement, written to be read aloud again and again until the old confession has no place left to live.
The second is “The Alphabet of Healing,” twenty-six healing Scriptures, one for every letter of the alphabet. Don compiled it so that agreement with God’s Word for healing could become as natural as reciting the alphabet itself. From “A” — “Attend to my words…they are life to those that find them, and health to all their flesh” (Proverbs 4:20-22) — through to “Z,” it is a remarkable thing: an entire theology of healing, distilled letter by letter into something a child could learn and a grieving adult could lean on.
What has struck me most while working through these materials is that Don Gossett never treated agreement as a technique to be tried once and then abandoned if the answer did not come quickly. He built it into daily language — lists to be spoken, alphabets to be recited, declarations meant to be worn smooth with repetition, the way a well-used Bible is worn smooth at the spine. Decades into his ministry, still preaching in places like Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine to nations emerging from behind the Iron Curtain, he was still saying the same thing he had said as a young man: that God’s Word is final, and our agreement with it is not a performance but a way of life.
That is the legacy I hope this book leaves in your hands. Not a formula you perform once and set aside, but a lifetime you build — one day of agreement at a time — until what you have agreed with in secret becomes what the world can see.
Conclusion
My friend, we have walked together through these pages. We have seen that Jesus Christ has redeemed us from the curse of poverty, sickness, and spiritual death. We have understood that the key to walking in the fullness of that redemption is coming into full agreement with what God has spoken in His Word.
The mandate the Lord gave me on July 11, 2026, burns even brighter now. He is calling His people back to agreement with Him. Not agreement with circumstances. Not agreement with tradition or fear. Agreement with the finished work of The Cross. Agreement with the promises that are yes and amen in Christ Jesus.
This is not a message for a select few. It is for every child of God. It is for the young mother battling symptoms in her body. It is for the businessman facing financial pressure. It is for the teenager struggling with identity. It is for the grandparent who wants to leave a legacy of faith. It is for you.
True agreement with God doesn’t just change our circumstances — it changes us. Over time, as we consistently align our words and thoughts with what He has spoken, our hearts become more settled, our faith becomes more resilient, and our lives become a living testimony that others can follow. This is how legacies are built — not in a moment, but through daily decisions to agree with Heaven.
I commission you today: Go and agree with God. Let your words become instruments of Kingdom Authority. Let your life become a demonstration of redemption. Abide in His Presence daily. Seek first His Kingdom. Speak life. Disciple others. Use what He has given you to deliver hope and set captives free.
And when the enemy tries to bring disagreement — through doubt, through symptoms, through lack — remember Amos 3:3. Refuse to walk in disagreement with your Heavenly Father. Come back into agreement with what He has said. That is where the victory is. That is where the authority flows. That is where the legacy begins.
I believe with all my heart that as you put these truths into practice, you will see the rivers of redemption flow in your life in ways you have only dreamed of. And the best part? The legacy you leave will outlive you and touch generations yet unborn.
May The Lord bless you and keep you. May He make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you. May He lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace. And may you walk in full agreement with Him all the days of your life.
In the love and service of our Redeemer, Jesus Christ,
Robert Woeger
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“And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony...” — Revelation 12:11
Salvation Invitation
Dear reader, the greatest decision you will ever make is to repent of your sins and trust Jesus Christ as both your Lord and your Savior.
The Bible says:
“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23).
“For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord” (Romans 6:23).
God calls you to turn from sin and believe in Jesus Christ.
“Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out” (Acts 3:19).
“Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved” (Acts 16:31).
A Prayer of Salvation
If you desire to be saved, pray sincerely from your heart:
“Lord Jesus Christ, I confess that I am a sinner, and that I need Your Forgiveness. I repent of my sins and turn from them. I believe You died for me, were buried, and rose again. I receive You as both my Lord and Savior. I pledge to follow You, believe You, trust You, and honor You for all eternity. Thank You for saving me. Amen.”
Live continually maintaining your faith in Him.
God’s Promise
If you prayed this in faith, the Bible assures you:
“That 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).
Keep your promise to believe in Him. You now belong to Him. Live daily to glorify God — and enjoy Him forever.
Essential Daily Prayer
This daily prayer is essential to pray each day to start the day clean and pure before God. His mercies are new each day, and God expects you to pray every day to help usher in His promises from His Word. You are called to be an ambassador of God exercising authority on earth. You confess and agree in faith with God’s Word, declaring His authority. Always address prayers to your Heavenly Father, in Jesus Christ’s name.
The first thing you must do to start fresh is to repent of all of your sins:
“Father God, I repent of all of my sins, in Jesus Christ’s name. Amen.”
The second thing you must do is withdraw all judgments that you have made or that you hold against others.
“For if you forgive men their trespasses, your Heavenly Father will also forgive you” (Matthew 6:14).
“Father God, I withdraw all judgments I have made against all people and entities. I hereby forgive, bless, and release all those who may have hurt or injured me. Thank You, Father God, for totally forgiving me of all of my sins. In Jesus Christ’s name, I pray. Amen.”
The third thing you must do every day is to put on the full armor of God, while being strong in the Lord and in the power of His might:
“Father God, I thank You for this day, and I put on the full armor of God. I put on the Belt of Truth, the Breastplate of Righteousness. My feet are shod with the readiness of the Gospel of Peace. Also, I put on the Shield of Faith, with which I can extinguish all the fiery darts of the evil one, the Helmet of Salvation, and the Sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. In Jesus Christ’s name, I pray. Amen.”
“Father God, thank You for assigning and sending to me today Your holy angels that glorify You, to help me carry out my assignments for You. Give Your angels strength, resources, power, and wisdom to carry out all Your instructions concerning me. Thank You that Your holy angels minister to me, guide me, help me, encourage me, bless me, protect me, and fight on my behalf. In Jesus Christ’s name, I pray. Amen.”
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BACK BOOK COVER
Can two walk together, except they be agreed? — Amos 3:3
Jesus Christ has already redeemed you from the curse of poverty, sickness, and spiritual death. The question is not whether the work is finished — it is whether you will come into full agreement with what God has already spoken.
In Walking in Agreement with God, Robert Woeger shows you how to align your words, your faith, and your daily life with the finished work of The Cross. Through clear biblical teaching you will learn how to:
• Walk in your true identity in Jesus Christ
• Receive and stand for divine healing
• Live in Kingdom Provision without falling into a transactional mindset
• Speak words that release life and authority
• Build a lasting legacy of faith for the next generation
This is not another formula book. It is a call to a lifestyle of agreement — the same kind of steady, lifelong agreement that turns God’s Promises from words on a page into lived reality.
The victory has already been won.
Now it is time to agree with it.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Robert Woeger is a Christian author and faith-builder whose books are written to strengthen believers in Christ to live with purpose, walk in victory, and glorify God in every area of life. Through bold, Bible-based teaching and a captivating writing style, Robert encourages readers to speak God’s Word in faith, build legacies of righteousness, and live with eternal impact.
With a deep passion for biblical truth and a life founded on agreement with God’s Word, Robert writes to equip Christians to live by faith, overcome spiritual strongholds, and expect God’s Power to work in their lives. His books are written not merely to encourage, but to call readers into deeper obedience, greater faith, and lasting transformation in Jesus Christ.
Whether you are seeking healing, purpose, breakthrough, spiritual strength, or a deeper walk with God, Robert Woeger’s writings are designed to challenge, strengthen, and inspire you for eternity.
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