Daniela Testimony @ONETPH

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

For Daniela, her BIG MOVE is all about taking up space and betting on herself. 🙌

You don’t have to choose between your career and obedience to the Lord. Both can thrive together! Lean into Him, because with BIG FAITH, your next step can build His Kingdom and lead you deeper into your true identity in Christ! 🙏✨

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$Pro Deo et Patria “For God and Country” Pastor Charles Gilford In this powerful prophetic message, Pastor Charles Gilford dives into the calling of being a king priest and the intersection of sacred authority and earthly influence. Drawing from Revelation 1:4-8, the sermon explores how God is coronating believers in this season, not with a physical crown, but with an anointing of oil that establishes authority over new territories. The message addresses the internal tension many feel when they are multi-talented, multi-gifted, or multi-racial, leading to a sense of being misunderstood or fragmented. Pastor Gilford shares his personal background as a multi-racial individual to illustrate that God does not want you to be a fraction of yourself, but a whole person where every gift operates like an instrument in a divine symphony. Key themes in this sermon include: The balance of king and priest: Discover why being only a priest leads to heavenly connection without earthly influence, while being only a king leads to ruling without stewardship. We are called to be kingdom priests who participate in the reign of Christ rather than seeking individual power. Divine interpretation and pragmatic implementation: Using the example of Joseph, Pastor Gilford explains how God provides revelation to solve problems that are greater than the worlds understanding. Joseph’s ability to translate a divine dream into a national economic strategy saved Egypt and the tribes of Israel. Supernatural favor and divine intervention: Through the story of Queen Esther, learn how one act of humble favor can save a nation and how God raises up leaders for such a time as this. The power of translation: This is a season for elevating your language to translate the next move of God into global systems that lack spiritual sensitivity. Pastor Gilford encourages those feeling the weight of warfare to recognize that resistance often comes because you are walking in a new level of authority that repels darkness. He challenges the listener to move past their own perceived inadequacies and step into the authority of the Holy Spirit, as God’s timeline is often much faster than our own. If you are ready to stop being stuck in obscurity and start walking in the fullness of your royal priesthood, this word is for you. Join in the closing prayer to accept Jesus as the King of Kings and receive the power, authority, and grace needed for the chapters ahead. Don’t forget to share with a friend, and be sure to subscribe to our ONE channel for ongoing inspiration and encouragement. We’d love to connect with you! To learn more about our movement, visit one.online To learn more about the organizations we have partnered with or if you are need of resources visit: https://www.one.online/outreach Want to support this ministry? Text ONE to (833) 313-4483 or visit https://www.one.online/give FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: https://oneonline.link/instagram https://oneonline.link/facebook https://oneonline.link/TikTok https://oneonline.link/twitter$

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