TAKE DOMINION: WALKING IN REVELATION REVOLUTION AND SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY By: Major Frank Materu
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Key Scripture
“Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you.”
— Luke 10:19
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Introduction
From the beginning of creation, God’s intention for humanity was not weakness, fear, or subjugation, but dominion. When God formed man in His own image and likeness, He entrusted him with authority over the earth, over living creatures, and over every system that would exist under heaven. That original mandate of dominion was disrupted by sin, but it was fully restored through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Through Christ, believers are not merely forgiven; they are re-established as sons and daughters endowed with spiritual authority.
The message before us is a divine reminder that dominion is not symbolic, theoretical, or reserved for a select few. It is an inheritance given to all who belong to Christ. Yet many believers live far below this inheritance, intimidated by human power, oppressed by demonic influence, and trapped in carnality of mind. This lesson calls God’s people back to revelation—an awakening of truth that brings revolution in thought, conduct, and spiritual posture.
Dominion is exercised first in the mind, then manifested in life. When believers fail to understand who reigns supreme, they become victims of lesser powers. When revelation dawns, however, the believer ascends above fear, intimidation, and deception, walking daily in victory. This teaching explores the nature of spiritual dominion, the conflict between carnality and the Spirit, the authority believers possess in Christ, and the responsibility to live as a victorious, unified people under God’s supreme reign.
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God’s Supreme Dominion Over All Powers
“The LORD hath prepared his throne in the heavens; and his kingdom ruleth over all.”
— Psalm 103:19
God alone reigns supreme. His authority is absolute, eternal, and unchallenged. No power—whether human, demonic, political, or ideological—exists outside His dominion. Those who imagine themselves as gods, rulers of destiny, or masters of truth are deceived by ancient lies rooted in the serpent’s rebellion. Every throne, every authority, and every dominion stands or falls at God’s command.
The message reminds us that God judges wickedness, especially when evil men and women misuse power to oppress others. Their authority is temporary, borrowed, and accountable. When wickedness goes unchecked by repentance, divine justice responds. God is not indifferent to injustice, cruelty, or corruption. He remains sovereign over life and death, reward and judgment.
Understanding God’s absolute dominion frees believers from fear of human power. When one knows that God reigns, intimidation loses its grip. Earthly authority becomes smaller in the presence of eternal sovereignty. This confidence is foundational to exercising dominion as God’s people.
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Dominion Restored Through Jesus Christ
“And hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.”
— Ephesians 2:6
Dominion is not achieved through human effort; it is received through Christ. Jesus did not merely save humanity from sin—He restored believers to their rightful position of authority. Through His death and resurrection, Christ disarmed principalities and powers, making a public spectacle of them. Those who are in Christ are no longer subject to demonic tyranny or human intimidation.
Believers are called to transcend carnal limitations and ascend spiritually into fellowship with God as Creator and Keeper. This ascent is not physical but revelatory. When revelation comes, the believer realizes that lesser powers only possess influence because they are believed to have it. Once truth replaces deception, fear collapses.
The dominion given in Christ authorizes believers to bind, rebuke, refuse, and overcome tormenting powers that operate through wicked systems, demonic forces, and corrupted minds. This authority is exercised in the name of Jesus—not as a formula, but as a living relationship rooted in obedience and faith.
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Revelation Revolution: The Transformation of the Mind
“And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
— Romans 12:2
The battle for dominion is fought primarily in the mind. Carnality aligns the believer with fear, doubt, and defeat, while revelation aligns the believer with faith, authority, and victory. Revelation revolution refers to a divine awakening that changes how a believer thinks, perceives, and responds to spiritual realities.
The old nature constantly attempts to pull believers back into carnality, where demons find influence and power. The enemy understands that a believer who abandons spiritual identity becomes vulnerable. Carnal thinking leads to victimhood, discouragement, and spiritual paralysis.
The Holy Spirit offers an alternative: the mind of Christ. When believers submit their thoughts to the Holy Spirit, they receive discernment between good and evil, truth and deception. This spiritual mind produces boldness, clarity, and consistency in dominion living. Revelation does not merely inform—it transforms.
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Walking Daily in Dominion Power
“For the kingdom of God is not in word, but in power.”
— 1 Corinthians 4:20
Dominion is meant to be practiced, not merely professed. Many claim the name of Christ yet never exercise the authority that comes with it. As a result, they live as defeated victims rather than victorious heirs. God never intended His people to cower before demonic intimidation or human arrogance.
Walking in dominion requires intentional resistance to fear and persistent obedience to God’s Spirit. Demons thrive on intimidation, but they scatter when confronted by believers who know their authority. The wicked cannot feed on those who are alive in Christ, just as vultures cannot prey on living prey.
Gratitude and praise are powerful expressions of dominion. God inhabits the praises of His people, making His presence tangible in moments of worship. Praise shifts the atmosphere, silences the enemy, and reinforces spiritual authority. Dominion flows naturally from a heart anchored in gratitude.
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Unity, Obedience, and Spiritual Maturity
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”
— Psalm 133:1
God’s kingdom operates in unity, not individual rebellion. The message strongly warns against those who insist on “doing their own thing,” labeling such behavior as rebellion rooted in deception. Heaven does not accommodate self-centered independence; it functions in submission, order, and shared purpose.
Believers are called to community, accountability, and shared obedience. Associating with rebellious voices invites spiritual compromise. Their rhetoric may sound appealing, but it leads to entrapment. Dominion requires discernment in relationships and courage to separate from influences that weaken spiritual authority.
Obedience to the Spirit leads believers from glory to glory. Each step of obedience deepens revelation, increases authority, and strengthens alignment with eternal life. Dominion grows as believers mature spiritually and submit fully to God’s will.
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Summary
This lesson reveals that dominion is God’s intended inheritance for His people, restored through Jesus Christ and activated through revelation. God reigns supreme over all powers, and believers share in His authority when they walk in obedience and faith. The battle for dominion begins in the mind, where revelation replaces carnality. Through the Holy Spirit, believers discern truth, resist deception, and live victoriously. Unity, gratitude, praise, and obedience are essential elements of sustained dominion living.
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Conclusion
God never intended His people to live in fear, defeat, or spiritual bondage. Through Christ, believers are empowered to rise above lesser powers and walk confidently in authority. Dominion is not arrogance; it is alignment with God’s will. When believers embrace revelation and reject carnality, their lives become testimonies of victory, transformation, and divine order. God alone is glorified as His people walk uprightly in the authority He has given them.
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Call to Action
Choose today to walk in revelation rather than fear. Renew your mind daily through the Word and the Spirit. Exercise the authority given to you in Christ by resisting demonic intimidation and refusing carnality. Commit to unity, obedience, and gratitude as expressions of dominion. Live intentionally as a son or daughter who knows their inheritance and walks boldly in it.
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Final Word of Encouragement
Do not grow weary in doing good. God sees your obedience and honors your faithfulness. As you remain steadfast, you will reap in righteousness and be uplifted in eternal life. Stay focused on God, and your life will continue to be transformed from glory to glory. You are not destined for death or defeat—you are called to abundant life in Christ.
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Salvation Prayer
Heavenly Father,
I come before You acknowledging that You alone are God. I believe that Jesus Christ is Your Son, that He died for my sins, and that He rose again so that I may have eternal life. I repent of my sins and turn away from carnality and deception. I receive Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit, renew my mind, and teach me to walk in the dominion You have given me. From this day forward, I choose obedience, truth, and life. Thank You for making me Your child and giving me authority in Christ.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
