Introduction
Bishop Tudor Bismark delivered a faith-stirring message during the Day 5 Evening Session of Greater Works 2026, calling believers to embrace their identity as heirs of God’s promises and to boldly possess everything God has made available through Christ.
Preaching from 2 Corinthians 1:20, 1 Corinthians 3:21-23, and several Old Testament examples, he stressed that the Christian life is not one of fear, limitation, or defeat, but one of divine ownership, responsibility, and victory.
Throughout the sermon, the congregation repeatedly declared, “It’s mine!”, affirming their confidence in God’s covenant promises.
God’s Promises Belong to His Children
Beginning with 2 Corinthians 1:20, Bishop Bismark reminded believers that every promise God has made finds its fulfillment in Christ. Because Christians belong to Christ, they also become beneficiaries of God’s promises and blessings. He encouraged the congregation to develop a mindset of faith that confidently receives what God has already provided rather than living with a mentality of lack.
One of the sermon’s most memorable declarations was:
“God blesses what you own.”
According to the bishop, ownership is a kingdom principle. Throughout Scripture, God entrusted Adam with the earth, Noah with a renewed world after the flood, and Abraham with a promised land. God’s pattern has always been to place His people in positions of stewardship and dominion.
Preparing for God’s Inheritance
Using the lives of Abraham and the nation of Israel, Bishop Bismark explained that God’s promises often require preparation before they are fully realized. Although Israel inherited Canaan centuries after God first promised it to Abraham, the promise never changed. The waiting period was not God’s rejection but His preparation.
He stressed that believers must value what belongs to God before expecting to receive greater responsibility. As he declared:
“A generation that can’t appreciate ownership can never inherit a full blessing.”
The bishop challenged Christians to become faithful stewards, reminding them that God entrusts greater blessings to those who demonstrate responsibility.
Reject What Belongs to the Enemy
In one of the sermon’s most powerful moments, Bishop Bismark led the congregation in rejecting everything that originates from Satan. He listed sickness, addiction, hatred, jealousy, immorality, witchcraft, fear, and every destructive work of darkness, declaring that none of these belong to God’s children.
Instead, believers were encouraged to boldly receive wisdom, knowledge, understanding, healing, prosperity, victory, families, businesses, ministry, and every blessing made available through Christ. The repeated declaration, “It’s mine!”, became a prophetic confession of faith that God’s promises belong to His people.
Recover What the Enemy Has Stolen
Drawing from David’s recovery at Ziklag and the victory of Christ over sin and death, Bishop Bismark urged believers not to settle for loss or defeat. He encouraged Christians to reclaim every blessing, opportunity, relationship, and purpose that the enemy has attempted to steal.
With great conviction, he declared:
“How dare you let a devil take what belongs to you.”
He further challenged believers with another powerful statement:
“You stole it, give it back.”
The bishop explained that Christ’s finished work secured complete victory, giving every believer the authority to walk confidently in their God-given inheritance.
Conclusion
Bishop Tudor Bismark concluded by praying a “blessing of possession,” encouraging every participant at Greater Works 2026 to leave with unwavering confidence that God’s promises are not merely inspirational words but covenant realities to be possessed by faith.
His message challenged believers to reject every work of darkness, embrace kingdom ownership, and boldly declare that everything God has ordained for them belongs to them through Jesus Christ.
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