Not every stronghold of fantasy is sexual. Some people are trapped by revenge fantasies.
They constantly imagine themselves humiliating those who hurt them. They replay arguments in their minds. They picture themselves finally getting even. They imagine people suffering for what they did.
Then they justify it by saying, “I’m not actually doing anything.” No. You are doing something.
You are feeding hatred. You call it justice, but it is revenge dressed in legal clothing.
You convince yourself they deserve it. You rehearse conversations that never happened. You replay painful memories. You build entire imaginary worlds where you finally win. All of that strengthens the stronghold.
Many people have spent years imprisoning someone in their hearts.
Every time that person’s name comes up, the prison door remains shut. But while you think you are holding them captive, you are the one living in bondage.
God never asked you to carry vengeance. He said, “Vengeance is Mine.” (Romans 12:19)
When you refuse to release someone, you are trying to do a job God reserved for Himself. That is why forgiveness is not saying what they did was acceptable. Forgiveness is handing the case back to God.
It is saying, “Lord, You are the Judge. I will no longer carry this burden.”
When Satan loses his grip over the heart, his grip over many other areas begins to break as well.
So what do you do when the person comes to mind? Bless them. Don’t replay the offence. Don’t hold another imaginary trial in your mind. Simply say, “Lord, bless them.” Then leave the matter there.
Do it again tomorrow. Do it the next day. Keep doing it until your heart feels free of the pain from the event.
You are not setting them free because they deserve it. You are setting them free so that you can be free.
Stop carrying what belongs to God. Release the prisoner. Let God handle the judgment.
Full communiqué: https://www.youtube.com/live/a7k7xn6kIuY?si=YAKD7vXMrquL2gdg
[Published On 31/07/2026]
