For years, much of the church has become accustomed to speaking more about what the devil is doing than what God has already accomplished.
But according to revival leader Kathryn Krick, that season is coming to an end.
In a recent message, Krick issued a powerful call for Christians to rise up in spiritual authority, abandon a victim mentality and embrace their God-given identity as victorious sons and daughters of the kingdom.
“I see warriors of God in this place,” Krick declared. “I see soldiers in God’s revival army. I see mature, strong children of God who are stomping on the devil.”
Her message centered on a theme that has become increasingly prominent throughout the global revival movement: spiritual maturity.
Rather than viewing themselves as perpetual targets of demonic attack, Krick challenged believers to
“Your speech will not be talking about the devil attacking you anymore,” she said. “Your words will be that of victorious ones. You will be walking in the authority that God has given you.”
The exhortation comes at a time when many Christians are navigating cultural upheaval, political uncertainty and spiritual battles that can often leave believers feeling discouraged or powerless. Yet Krick’s message was not one of retreat. Instead, it was a rallying cry for the church to advance.
“It is time to arise, warriors of God, and take dominion over the devil,” she proclaimed. “Take dominion in the territory God has given you.”
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Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly called His people to possess the land He had promised them. From Joshua leading Israel into the Promised Land to Jesus commissioning His disciples to advance the kingdom of God, believers have been called not merely to survive but to overcome.
Krick drew upon that biblical imagery as she declared that strongholds over nations, states and cities are meant to be broken through the power of God working through His people.
“It is time for the devil’s strongholds to be broken in your nations, in your states and your cities,” she said. “God has given you this land.”
At the heart of her message was a warning against one of the enemy’s greatest tactics: deception.
“You can’t take dominion when you don’t know you have authority,” Krick said. “You can’t take dominion when you believe the devil’s lies when he says, ‘I have authority.’ It’s an even fight.”
That statement may strike at the core of an ongoing spiritual struggle. Too often, Christians approach spiritual warfare as though they are fighting from a position of weakness, rather than from the victory Christ secured through His death and resurrection.
Krick’s message painted a different picture—one of a mature church awakening to its identity and stepping confidently into God’s calling.
“But now your eyes have seen,” she declared. “You are no longer children. You are ready to take the land. You are grown. You are mature. The devil’s under your feet.”
As revival continues to spread across the world, Krick’s challenge serves as a reminder that God’s people were never called to live in fear of darkness. They were called to walk in authority, advance His kingdom and demonstrate the victory that has already been won through Jesus Christ.
You can watch Kathryn Krick’s full video here.
Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].
