Diana Faithmov

After the children of Israel left Egypt, God had delivered them from the gods of Egypt — but then came the next step: they had to take territory to enter the Promised Land.

Very often, the people of God fail in this phase — the taking of land. And today, this land isn’t just physical (though God can absolutely give you physical land), it’s inward territory — the land of the mind.

The giants we face now are demonic strongholds in our thinking.
These must fall in order for us to reclaim the territory — your mind and your heart.

The Israelites didn’t fight with swords and sheer strength.
They fought with prophecy, with sound, with marching — tools that required faith.

Today, we often look at the massive walls in front of us and shrink back.
But this is exactly where faith is supposed to rise, and where grace whispers:
“It’s already done.”

Think of the mighty walls of Jericho — they fell without a single physical blow.
You have similar walls in your life.
They’re going to fall through divine wisdom — and wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord.

But what completes wisdom?
Love. Because perfect love casts out fear.
Knowing the love of God is the end of the journey — the place of peace, confidence, and unshakable trust.

All you need is to keep one image before you:
Jesus already paid. For your salvation, deliverance, and increase.

The weapon?
Resist the devil, and submit to God.

But what does that really mean?

To submit to God is to receive Him — to embrace His truth.
Submission means coming under His yoke, which is light.
It means connecting to Him in spirit — and you can’t do that unless you let His truth take root in your heart.

Resisting the devil isn’t just shouting, “I resist you!”
It means being so filled with God’s truth that the enemy has no place in you.
Yes, speak it — but unless it lives in your heart and mind, it bears no lasting fruit.
The same is true for submission. Unless you deeply receive the simple truth of “God did it”, that truth won’t bear fruit.
The seed must be planted in your heart to produce power.

Imagine this:
You go to a store with someone, you pick everything you want, and at the end, that person pays — because you don’t have the means.

Now the cashier says, “You can’t leave. You didn’t pay.”
If you don’t apply the truth that someone else already paid, you’ll start scrambling to pay for it yourself.

And that’s what many of us do spiritually — trying to pay for deliverance, salvation, freedom, increase, joy, healing, children, marriage…
All of it.

Stop trying to pay. It is finished.

Don’t be discouraged when you use a tool and the enemy doesn’t flee immediately.
He will resist — until your resistance is greater than his.

He will test you — to see if you really know who you are.
Until your internal resistance surpasses his pressure, he will keep trying.

And God allows it — yes, He allows the enemy to test you — because through this, the truth inside you is forged and made unshakable.
Victory comes when your spiritual resistance overtakes the resistance coming against you.

It’s the power within you that casts the demon out — not just the words, “I cast you out.”
When the seed of God — His truth — enters your heart, it creates power.
That power builds resistance. And that resistance, spoken with boldness, is what drives the enemy out.

That’s why Jesus used a stern voice.
Many read about deliverance in the Bible and wonder how to do it — but the key isn’t a formula.

It’s the light within you. It’s the power of the seed planted in your heart.

The Bible says, “Persecution came because of the word.”
It didn’t come in the absence of the Word — it came because of it.
When you declare a thing, resistance will come.
But it’s in that resistance that you are being established.

And the seed?
It begins to bear fruit. The fruit of power.

You might declare, “There is financial increase!” — and the next day, a surprise bill shows up.
You might proclaim, “I am healed!” — and tomorrow, the flu hits you.

That’s when you fight. Not with fear, but with truth.
Don’t let outward circumstances change your inward beliefs.

There will come a day when your word manifests instantly.
But first — you graduate. Through endurance, faith, and resistance. 🔥

So today — take territory.

Wherever trauma has staked its claim, take that land back.
Wherever a demonic stronghold exists, break it down.
Maybe today it’s just a little. Tomorrow, a bit more.

Even if nothing seems to shift —
the walls are weakening.
And one day soon…

They’ll collapse suddenly.

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Diana Faithmov

See the twisting of the enemy.
People in bondage often think, “Everybody else, but not me.”
“Everyone else gets it in life — not me.”
“God is answering everyone else — but not me.”

But the Bible reveals something radically different: Jesus left the 99 for the 1.

So ask yourself — why is the devil putting this lie in your mind?
If you're hearing, “Not you” — it’s clearly from the enemy.
Isn’t that the perfect contradiction to how Jesus operates?

It's not: “The 99 are chosen and you're the one left out.”
No — it’s: “You are the 1. And He left the 99 to come get you.”

This is how God treats EVERYONE.
He has the infinite capacity to make YOU feel like you’re the most important.
Like you’re the only one.
Why?
Because He can.

The Bible says:

“Since you are precious and honored in My sight, and because I love you, I will give people in exchange for you, nations in exchange for your life.”
(Isaiah 43:4)

Not just a nation. Nations. For YOU.
Let that shake your soul. That’s how much you matter to God.

So when you pray today, declare it:
“Father, I thank You that I am the 1.”
It’s not “everyone else, but not me.”
It’s me.

Me — the apple of Your eye.
Me — the one You poured Your love out for on the cross.
Me — the one You’re not letting go, no matter how many mistakes I make.
Even when my thoughts are twisted… even when I feel forgotten… even when I think You’re silent… You are still holding me.

You died for me when I was Your enemy.
So how much more will You respond when I call now?

You left heaven and came to earth without me even calling.
How much more will You run when I cry out?

You're moving swiftly for me — like a lover for his beloved.
Nothing can stand in the way.
I am that ONE.

So today, I stop fighting for my deliverance.
I simply receive Your love — the love that heals my heart and makes me whole.

Deliverance will follow. Automatically.
The lie that You don’t love me?
It breaks NOW.
The stronghold of rejection, of “not enough,” of “forgotten”?
Father, I surrender it. Tear it down.

In the name of Jesus, I surrender my legalistic to-do list —
the checklist I created in my mind that says I need to be perfect to be free.
I’ve been trapped in the lie of “trying.”

The devil is a legalist.
But You move by grace.

When I agree with the legalistic list, the enemy holds me hostage.
But Father, I can’t fulfill it.
That’s why Your grace is available to me.

So today, I thank You:
Your grace destroys every legalistic stronghold I’ve built in my mind and heart.

The stronghold isn’t what I thought it was.
It’s not a demon holding me.
It’s sin holding me — and the power of sin is the law.
Demons entered through the legalistic doorway — the lie that says, “I have to fulfill something to be free.”

Father, remove this lie.
Tear it out of my mind. Uproot it from my heart.
Break off every ounce of condemnation, fear, and shame that came from living under self-made laws.

Open my eyes.
Give me the capacity to receive Your grace today.
I receive it. I embrace it.
In Jesus’ name —
Amen.

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Diana Faithmov

This one might sound harsh, but it’s going to deliver some of you.

Your life is “NONYA.” Meaning: None. Of. Your. Business.
It’s the business of Jesus.

So what is your business?
Following His lead.
Where He leads is really up to Him.
Up the mountain? Down through the valley? That’s His map.
Your job? Follow.

You’re exhausted because you’ve been trying to lead yourself — thinking the place you’re in must be a mistake because you’ve made some.
You believe something’s wrong with your life, your decisions, your situation — and you’ve been out here trying to force yourself back into His will.
🚨 Flash news: You’re already in it.

You are stamped, sealed, and marked — “Property of Jesus Christ.”
You belong to the Lord.
He’s taking care of you not because you pray perfectly — but because you’re His.

Think about it: when someone buys a dog, the dog doesn’t ask for food or shelter. If the dog is hurting, the owner takes him to the vet.
Why? Because it's his responsibility.
You didn’t adopt Jesus — He adopted you.
He’s feeding you, covering you, leading you — because you are His.

Jesus calls us sheep.
That’s not the “figure-it-out-on-your-own” type of salvation.
That’s the “Follow Me” type.

Sheep follow the Shepherd — through green pastures, rocky wilderness, quiet waters, and steep valleys.
But the destination? Always glory. Always up the mountain, by rivers of living water.

When Jesus leads, it means He got there before you.
He scouted the terrain, walked the path, and cleared the way.
You’re not lost — you’re led.
You’re not forgotten — you’re foreknown.

Drop the burden of thinking you messed up the GPS.
He knows exactly where you are — because He put you there.
He already carried the pain, weighed the sorrow, and made sure it wouldn't destroy you on the journey.
You’re walking a road He’s already walked.

The burden will fall off the moment you stop believing you’re lost in the woods and that Jesus somehow doesn’t care.
He is with you.
He is in it with you.

Even Jesus, when He walked the earth, said:

“I only do what I see the Father doing.”

And Revelation 5:6 shows us the Lamb — still on the throne, looking like He’s been slain, but standing in power.

"Then I saw a Lamb, looking as if it had been slain, standing at the center of the throne, encircled by the four living creatures and the elders..."

When you get this truth, your heart unlocks.
You’ll feel the flood of God’s love — because now you feel safe.
You can’t receive God’s love if you don’t feel safe in His arms or His plan.
But once your heart receives this truth, everything changes:

I’m not alone. I’m not lost. I’m not stuck.

The lie of pain says:

“You’re forgotten. You’re delayed. You’re stuck.”
But the truth says:

“I know the plans I have for you. I go before you. I lead you through. I bring all things together for your good.”
“I have good plans for you — plans to prosper you and not to harm you, to give you a future and a hope.”

When you catch this — fear breaks.
It’s like grabbing the enemy by the throat and declaring:

“Jesus is right here with me.
I am not delayed.
I am not lost.
I am not forgotten.
Everything is in alignment — because the promise still stands:
‘All things work together for the good of those who love Him.’”

Drop an “I am a lamb” in the comments if this hit your spirit.
The Shepherd hasn’t lost track of you — He’s been guiding you the whole time. 🐑🔥

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Diana Faithmov

You don’t have problems — you have solutions.
Solution #1: The blood of Jesus.
Solution #2: The broken body of Jesus.

Within these two, every other solution is already contained. All you have to do is extract the specific one that applies to your situation. Whatever problem you think you have, it’s already been overridden by these solutions.

Shift your perspective and watch joy and hope flood in like a rising tide of glory.

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Diana Faithmov

Change your "I'm fighting for deliverance" to "My Father is fighting for me."

Use this in your prayer and feel the shift in the atmosphere. It's not about you asking and begging the Father. It’s about recognizing that the Father has already made His decision, and He is now making you aware of His will. This awareness draws you into prayer—not to plead for deliverance, but to declare the change He has already set in motion. The simple fact that you're praying is the manifestation of His will for you—deliverance.

When you pray, you're not fighting the devil—you're declaring the Father's will aloud. Many mistake this for fighting against the enemy, but in reality, it’s God working in you, giving you the will and strength to accomplish what He desires.

The reason Jesus came was to fulfill the Father’s will, and that will is your freedom and renewal. Jesus desires your deliverance more than you can imagine. He left His glory to make it happen.

So, shift your focus to "I have it, I’m simply walking into my victory. I already have it, and I’m growing into the awareness of my deliverance."

The victory is already 100% yours. You just grow into the awareness of this truth, and as you do, the truth sets you free.

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Diana Faithmov

ALL power belongs to Jesus. Every bit of it—100%. The devil may have some power, but only because it was apportioned to him before the fall. But Jesus has fully apportioned Himself to you—100%. You now have access to all His power. The key to unlocking it is full trust in Him and boldly declaring the victory you’re already standing in. When you do this, you will tread upon every serpent and scorpion, and over all the power of the enemy—and nothing will by any means harm you.

Faith alone—if it’s not rooted in grace and anchored in trust—does nothing. Because real faith leans completely on Jesus. You may have faith—but in what? That’s the question. The answer is: trust, trust, trust! When you trust Him 100%, you walk in 100% victory. It’s that simple. Everything you need flows from that place of surrendered trust. That’s where grace meets power and miracles break through. Drop an “I fully trust Jesus” as agreement.

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Diana Faithmov

The Latter Rains & The Day of Visitation #PropheticPlanning #NewBook #Nisan
We are currently in the midst of Nisan—a divinely appointed time—and we can expect God to move mightily in this season! 🌧🔥✨
"During this month, the heaviest rainfall occurs, often referred to as “the latter rains.” These rains are a divine symbol of an abundant outpouring, a time when the heavens open, and God’s blessings overflow. As it is written in Joel 2:23:
“Be glad, O children of Zion, and rejoice in the Lord your God, for he has given the early rain for your vindication; he has poured down for you abundant rain, the early and the latter rain, as before.”
The latter rains bring refreshing, maturing the crops and preparing them for completion. The soil was softened by the early rains, allowing the seed to take root, but now comes the downpour that brings the harvest to full fruition. This is the season of manifestation—the time when what was planted is brought to completion.
This outpouring that overflows reminds us of Psalm 23:5:
“You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.”
When one’s cup overflows, it signifies a measure that cannot be contained—blessings beyond limits, favor without restraint. This month is called the month of harvest because the rain nourishes the barley and wheat crops, allowing them to reach full maturity and be ready for harvest. Without it, the grain would remain unfinished, unable to be gathered in due time. James 5:7 speaks to this very process:
“Be patient, therefore, brothers, until the coming of the Lord. See how the farmer waits for the precious fruit of the earth, being patient about it, until it receives the early and the late rains.”
Just as in the natural, so it is in the spirit. The latter rain is not just about physical nourishment but also about spiritual revival. It is the outpouring of the Spirit that brings completion, fulfillment, and the realization of God’s promises. Hosea 6:3 reminds us:
“Let us know; let us press on to know the Lord; his going out is sure as the dawn; he will come to us as the showers, as the spring rains that water the earth.”
Clearly, this is a time of visitation. Luke 19:44, Jeremiah 8:12, Jeremiah 10:15, 1 Peter 2:12, and Exodus 3:16 all speak of a divine visitation, a time when God comes to oversee His people. For example, in Exodus 3:16, God tells Moses:
“Go, and gather the elders of Israel together, and say unto them, The Lord God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Jacob, appeared unto me, saying, I have surely visited you, and seen that which is done to you in Egypt.”
This was a time when Israel didn’t realize God had visited them. Similarly, Luke 19:43-44 records Jesus speaking to Jerusalem, acknowledging that the people failed to recognize His coming as the Messiah. It was just before Passover, during Palm Sunday, when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, fulfilling the prophecy in Zechariah 9:9:
“Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your king is coming to you; righteous and having salvation is he, humble and mounted on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey.”
Could it be any clearer? Jesus, mounted on a donkey, enters Jerusalem—a direct fulfillment of prophecy. In this very moment, the reality of divine visitation is unmistakable: “Your King is coming to you” (Zechariah 9:9). There is no ambiguity; the time of visitation had arrived. Palm Sunday was that appointed moment, and more broadly, the entire month of Nisan carries the weight of divine encounter. Zechariah 9:16 refers to banners or ensigns, alluding to the revelation of Jehovah-Nissi—“The Lord is my Banner”—a name of God that becomes especially significant during the months of Nisan to Iyar.
“The Lord their God will save them in that day, as the flock of His people; for they shall be like the jewels of a crown, lifted like a banner over His land.” — Zechariah 9:16
Luke 1:78 captures a mystery:
“Through the tender mercy of our God, whereby the Dayspring from on high has visited us.”
The word Dayspring (ἀνατολή – anatolē) means the rising of the sun, the breaking of dawn! Though God has set appointed times throughout the year to “visit” His people, Nisan stands as one of the two sacred seasons of divine intervention and revelation.
In Luke 1:68, it says:
“Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, for He has visited and redeemed His people.”
This is a taste of glory from a finished scroll—my soon-to-be-released book, Prophetic Planning. The prophetic download has already been sealed and copyrighted. Please do not reproduce or use without permission. 👑📜🔥

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A Kairos Moment For Relationships
“So she set out and went and gleaned in the field after the reapers, and she happened to come to the part of the field belonging to Boaz, who was of the clan of Elimelech.” (Ruth 2:3)
If we consider the story of Boaz and Ruth, we see that Nisan wasn’t just any ordinary season—it marked the beginning of a divinely orchestrated relationship that would ultimately lead to the birth of Jesus.
Nisan is a season of stepping into God’s perfect timing, a moment when we suddenly find ourselves placed in the exact same space, at the exact same time, as the person He has chosen for us. It’s the time when the seemingly coincidental encounters are anything but random—they are the reflections of God’s precise orchestration. The chance of Ruth walking straight into Boaz’s field seems too perfect to be coincidence. But it wasn’t. This was no random encounter—it was a kairos moment, a divine appointment that brought these two together.
In that instant, everything aligned: the timing, the place, and the people. God had set the stage for Ruth and Boaz. At first, neither Ruth nor Boaz likely recognized the magnitude of the moment. This was their beginning, without knowing and realizing their destiny is about to shift.
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This is a snippet from my upcoming book, Prophetic Planning, which will be published in just a few days. This excerpt comes from the first chapter, titled "Nisan" — the first month in the Hebrew calendar, and the month we’re in right now. I don’t want you to miss out on understanding the time you're in. I'll be sharing more snippets that will help you grasp the season you're walking through. Consider this a warm-up for understanding the bigger picture, the times and seasons, and knowing how God moves and works through them.

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Diana Faithmov

"In 3 Days: The Power of Three Days

If there is a month to declare, “In three days,” this is it. In this month, Jesus died and resurrected, and Esther approached the king after her three-day fast. Both events hold a key revelation: divine strategy operates in appointed times, and Nisan is one of them. Nisan is a season where impossible situations begin to turn around. The rain of reversals has already begun. Just as the latter rain ripens the harvest, the early signs of reversal in Nisan signal that breakthroughs are on the horizon. The process is in motion. The tables are turning.

Jesus went to the cross on the 14th of Nisan at 9 AM and gave His last breath at 3 PM (the ninth hour). At that moment, the weight of love was revealed—not in mere words, but in action. This was the ultimate covenant, sealed not with ink, but with His own blood. As it is written, “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16). By choosing this specific moment to openly declare His love for His bride through His ultimate act of sacrifice, Nisan was established as “the time of love,” a season that flows into Iyar and culminates in Sivan—the month of covenant and divine sealing.
At the dawn of Nisan 17, His resurrection triggered the rising of those whose tombs had broken open at His death—there was a divine awakening, as the breath of life stirred the sleeping dead and summoned them forth in glory.
In this divinely appointed season, God is heightening your awareness of His love for you. He is opening your eyes—and the eyes of your spouse—to love. Love is awakening. Even if witchcraft, fear, or any form of bondage has kept them trapped, even if darkness has rendered them blind and numb, the fire of God’s love is now awakening them. The flame of divine affection is kindling their hearts, as this season moves into the blooming of Iyar.
“I love you” is not merely a sweet phrase spoken with tenderness; when spoken with the fire of God, these words become weapons of deliverance—binding you together, pulling you from the darkness into the light. No matter what forces have bound or numbed them, the fire of God is stirring them from their slumber. God is calling their name. The emptiness within them is shattering. The blood of life is rushing through their veins with an acceleration that signifies movement, renewal, and vitality. Where stagnation once held them, there now flows the vitality of divine awakening. They are emerging from the sleep of spiritual death, their illusions—those lies and strongholds of witchcraft, sorcery, and deception—being broken.
For “love is as strong as death, jealousy as fierce as the grave; its flashes are flashes of fire, the very flame of the LORD. Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it” (Song of Songs 8:6-7).
Now is the time to burn with an unquenchable love and passion. Now is the moment to boldly express the depths of love that have been poured into your heart by the very flame of God’s presence."

This text is part of my upcoming book, Prophetic Planning, which is about to drop—and yes, you’ll be able to get your hands on it soon! This book will awaken your understanding of times and seasons, reveal how God is moving behind the scenes, and show just how precise He truly is. Your eyes will be opened in ways that will shift your entire perspective.

I’m already thrilled to release it, but since today is Nisan 14—the day Jesus laid down His life—I want to give you a powerful preview and a heartfelt reminder: Jesus loves you more deeply than you can imagine. And beyond that, know this—your spouse is in His hands.

If God has called you two together, rest in the assurance that your relationship is safely held in His divine plan. I see so many of you burdened, striving, stressing over relationships—trying to fix it all yourself. But listen closely: let Him do it. Follow His leading. Trust Jesus. He sees it all. He knows your heart, He knows your spouse, and He knows exactly what He's doing.

If you’re ready to grab your copy, drop a “ready” in the comments below and I’ll make sure you’re the first to know when it’s out!

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How is holiness related to glory? Holiness and glory are intertwined in a profound way.

"For thus saith the Lord: “I will sanctify and manifest the holiness of my great name, which was profaned among the heathen. Yea, the heathen shall know that I am the Lord, when I shall be sanctified and proved holy in you before their eyes” (Ezekiel 36:23). God, who is holy, sanctifieth His name. But how doth He sanctify it? Not by becoming holier, but by proving His holiness in His people.
When He saith, Be ye holy, He calleth thee to bear His image upon the earth, that His glory may be revealed in thee. The prophet Isaiah saith, “And one cried unto another, and said, Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts: the whole earth is full of His glory” (Isaiah 6:3).
See now the revelation! The angels declare His holiness as they behold His glory upon the earth. And what is His glory? Christ in you, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27). When the image of God is manifest in man, then is His holiness revealed."

This is just a glimpse of what is explored in-depth within the pages of my book. If you’re ready to dive deeper into the revelation of holiness, you can get your copy here: faithmov.com/b/holinessreset

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