Christians Must Exercise Holy Ghost Authority – Prophet

Prophet Daniel Doe, the Founder and Leader of the International Power Endowment Chapel (IPEC), has emphasized the importance of Christians utilizing the authority of the Holy Ghost to combat spiritual adversities in their lives. During the conclusion of IPEC's 10th year anniversary celebration, held at the church's auditorium in Kumasi on October 4, 2026, Doe conveyed that the Holy Ghost empowers believers to command, control, and determine events in both spiritual and physical realms.

Doe stressed that those who fail to grasp and employ the authority of the Holy Ghost might continue to be susceptible to attacks, struggles, and challenges from the devil. He identified three key aspects that enable Christians to tap into this divine power: the name, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Emphasizing the centrality of Jesus' name, Doe urged believers to have faith in its power and assert it confidently, citing Acts 4:12 that states, "There is no other name under heaven given among mankind by which we must be saved, except the name of Jesus Christ."

In addition to urging Christians not to let the devil intimidate them with their past sins and failures, Doe pointed out that the death of Jesus Christ nullified the condemnation that the devil could impose on believers. He likened Satan to "the accuser of the brethren" and reminded Christians that the devil constantly seeks to accuse them, often bringing up their own sins or those of their family members.

Doe referenced Jeremiah's experience, noting that God assured the prophet that despite opposition, He would be with him to deliver him.

Furthermore, citing the healing of the lame man by Peter and John in Acts 3, Doe highlighted how the apostles displayed the authority of the Holy Ghost through the name of Jesus Christ. He encouraged Christians to strengthen their relationship with the Holy Spirit and make use of the power granted to them via Christ.