18 | Day 6 Session 1 | Yahweh to Face Prophetic Conference - Dele Matthews

Dele Matthews

Dele Matthews teaches that participation in God’s kingdom requires surrender of control and practical renewal of the mind. A recurring illustration about becoming accustomed to flying explains learning through repeated experience rather than merely agreeing with an idea. Romans 12 connects renewed thinking with discerning God’s will, and listeners are encouraged to respond promptly to opportunities for prayer and intimacy.

The message then interprets Zion, Jerusalem and the gates of God’s city as pictures of maturity, access and responsibility. Belonging to God’s people is distinguished from being prepared to exercise authority, illustrated by the difference between citizenship and possessing a driving licence. Revelation’s entry language becomes a call to cooperate with divine discipline rather than imagine literal keys or physical gates.

Tribal names and the Spirit’s wisdom are introduced as further images of formation, though the speaker does not complete a full gate-by-gate exposition. Trials are framed as experiences through which people can later help others. Judgment is emphasized as restoration and setting matters right. The closing prayer asks for wisdom, understanding, strength and timely fulfillment of God’s purpose.