This was from a dream on February 1, 2023:
When I was baptizing my friend Nick and his mom and several others, I spoke to their wounds and spoke physical healing over them and commanded their bodies to line up with the perfection God created them to function in.
A word of knowledge, deliverance and inner healing occurred. The word flowed out along with prophetic utterance and fear was cast out before baptism.
This declaration was strong… “The enemy thought he had me but Jesus said you are mine!”
A divine exchange took place on the identity of Christ! Exchange your filthy rags and loss of identity for a new name and a knowledge of who you are and whose you are. Get new shoes to walk the destiny God planned for you from being formed in your mother’s womb. A ring and commitment to be in the family of God, faithful and representative of whose you are! You are not available to the enemy any longer… you are chosen, accepted, with royal robes, new identity, and fresh beginnings.
The past is gone, filthy rags of sin are laid down. Not even the wounds that we came dressed in remain! You are washed off in the blood of Jesus, buried in the likeness of Jesus death and raised in the image of his resurrection. Death to life!
Washed in the blood, raised and elevated above our filthy past, seated in heavenly places, celebrated, identified as a son or daughter of the King and given a seat at the table. You have an inheritance, a family, a purpose!
We are no longer begging, trying to fill our hunger with the wrong things, squandering all the things we are given as King’s kids. We are recovering all that was lost or wasted and no longer stinking like the mess we were in. We smell like we were in the presence of the King, no longer starving for attention or satisfaction, but satisfied and walking in our purpose and identity!!
In Jesus mighty name!!!
Dee Farley is a mighty, sold-out warrior for Christ. She is a leader in her local church, a trusted friend, mom/grandma, and companion to any and everybody. She ministers everywhere she goes and prays for all who are willing. She has gone through the war, but continues to fight the good fight every day.
by leaps and bounds 
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