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When are we sanctified

Sanctified by the blood of Jesus Christ

Today we are going to look at 3 points of when a person is sanctified. How the blood covers us at the point when we ask Jesus to be our Lord and Savior

1. The Power of Ownership
Under the old covenant, the blood was applied to the altar and the priests to mark them as God’s property. For the believer in Jesus, the blood serves as a “seal of ownership.”
The Win: You no longer belong to yourself, your past, or the opinions of the world.
The Result: This creates a “boundary line” that the enemy cannot cross. When you are sanctified by the blood, your life becomes a restricted zone where only the purposes of God are permitted to manifest.
2. The Frequency of the Blood
Sanctification isn’t just a one-time event; it’s a continuous “setting apart.” The blood of Jesus speaks better things than the blood of Abel—it speaks of victory, peace, and authority.
The Win: It tunes your “spiritual frequency” to the Kingdom.
The Result:, The blood ensures your voice carries the weight of Heaven. It filters out the noise of the world so that the message remains pure and the atmosphere shifts the moment you begin to speak.
3. Boldness in the Holy Place
Hebrews tells us we have the boldness to enter the Holiest by the blood of Jesus. Sanctification removes the “imposter syndrome” that often plagues those called to a global stage.
The Win: It grants you the “right of entry” into the presence of God and the “right of way” in the earth.
The Result: You don’t have to wonder if you are “good enough” . The blood has already made you “holy enough.” Your focus shifts from your own performance to the power of the One who set you apart.
The Key takeaway: > To be sanctified through the blood is to be weaponized for service. It is the process of taking a human life and making it a divine instrument that is “bulletproof” against the accusations of the past.

This is just a nugget of truth to get people thinking about their salvation and sanctification.

Givinhope Ministry of Evangelism Founder and elder of the ministry John Corum