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In this powerful conclusion to the "Inheritors of God" series, PO delivers a transformative message centered on the third critical point: understanding our inheritance as a spiritual disposition. The session moves beyond a surface-level definition of inheritance as mere property, revealing it as the very nature, mind, and image of God gifted to us in Christ.

Stop striving for what is already yours in Christ.

Learn to silence the voice of the accuser and listen to the Producer who confirms your identity as a Son and an inheritor of God.

The ultimate inheritance and the "riches of His glory" are revealed not as material wealth, but as the immeasurable reality of being "filled throughout your being to all the fullness of God."

This Monday Night Gathering delves into a transformative understanding of the Lord's Prayer, moving beyond rote recitation to embrace its power from a New Covenant, sonship identity. PO begins by clarifying that prayer isn't about moving God (who has already blessed us in Christ) but about moving us into alignment with God's intentions and our true identity. Prayer is framed through the "Three A's": Alignment (coming into our sonship identity), Attunement (tuning our lives to the Father's nature and the reality of Christ), and Assignment (acting in agreement with what's completed in heaven), all culminating in Agreement with God through fellowship with the Holy Spirit.

The teaching emphasizes that although Jesus taught this prayer before His death, burial, and resurrection (making it Old Testament in its initial context for an audience under the Law), it contains foundational truths that, when viewed through the finished work of Christ, reveal the believer's current identity and spiritual reality.

Is the Lord's Prayer more than just ancient words? Yes! It's your identity blueprint.

Discover how each line, seen through Christ, affirms who you are as a beloved son.

Move from obligation to alignment, attunement, and powerful agreement with God.

This isn't about begging; it's about believing and living your divine inheritance.

This is for you if you desire to pray with bold confidence from your place in Christ.