
Chapter 3: Job — The Required Intercessor
There is a principle that the modern Church desperately needs to recover: your breakthrough may be connected to your intercession for someone else.
By Bishop Jerry Peña, God’s anointed servant
I come before You carrying many burdens — fears, doubts, and habits that keep me from trusting You fully. I confess that I have tried to walk this road alone, holding on to things I should have surrendered to You long ago.
Today, Lord Jesus, I choose to lay down every weight that blocks my faith. Teach me to walk closely with You — not in my own strength but in the power of Your Spirit.
Burn away every hindrance that weakens my faith: unbelief, pride, worry, and distractions of this world. Purify my heart and renew my mind so that my faith may grow stronger each day.
Lord, I release my baggage to You.
Help me to travel light, to trust deeply, and to rest completely in Your promises. Let my habits reflect heaven’s priorities and my heart remain steadfast in Your Word.
In Jesus’ Name, I pray. Amen.
Are there things silently blocking your faith from growing stronger? It’s time to let them go.
Take a moment to reflect and ask: “What burdens am I still carrying that belong at the cross?”
Take Action: Write down what’s been holding you back and surrender it in prayer. Exchange your baggage for His peace.

There is a principle that the modern Church desperately needs to recover: your breakthrough may be connected to your intercession for someone else.

We preach “do this and live” when the gospel declares “live, and you will do this.” We exhort congregations to try harder when Scripture reveals they need to trust deeper. The result? Exhausted believers, frustrated pastors, and churches that look more like rehabilitation centers than resurrection communities.

So today, I stand in the authority of Jesus Christ to war against every form of witchcraft and dark spiritual attack assigned against my life.