THE SCRIPT WITHIN — PART 3

Order your e-book, FULLY PERSUADEDhttps://bit.ly/MEDIBK2026Write It Down. Renew Your Response. You may not have consciously chosen the old script, but you can participate in the renewal of your mind. In this concluding session, Dr Tim Grage explains how journaling, biblical meditation and deliberate practice can help us recognise hidden beliefs and respond differently to familiar triggers.Learn to use the Script Journal:✍🏽 TRIGGER — What happened?✍🏽 STORY — What did I tell myself?✍🏽 ROOT BELIEF — What did this seem to prove?✍🏽 REACTION — What did I feel or want to do?✍🏽 TRUTH — What do the facts and Scripture support?✍🏽 NEW RESPONSE — What will I practise next time?Discover why recognising an unhealthy belief must be followed by establishing truth—and how to begin renewing your response before the next challenge arrives.📖 Key Scriptures: Romans 12:2; Ephesians 4:22–24; Colossians 3:16; Joshua 1:8.

Order your e-book, FULLY PERSUADEDhttps://bit.ly/MEDIBK2026Gifted, but overlooked? Prepared, but still waiting for an opportunity? Joseph carried wisdom for a nation while hidden in a prison. His circumstances concealed his capacity, but God knew where he was-and how to bring him forward.In today’s DAWN, we explore the God who brings us out of hiding, removes barriers and positions us for fruitful service.Whether you are facing spiritual resistance, human opposition, fear or discouragement, join us as we stand in the freedom Christ has already secured.Through God’s Word and eight focused prayers, we confront hindrances, reject shame and declare our readiness to fulfil His purpose.🔥 Let every veil give way to truth.🔥 Let every unjust restriction be overturned.🔥 Let the right doors open and provision meet the assignment.🔥 Let your light shine for God’s glory!📖 Scriptures: Genesis 41:14 | Isaiah 60:1–3 | Colossians 1:13–14 | 2 Corinthians 3:16–18 | Matthew 5:14–16

Order your e-book, FULLY PERSUADEDhttps://bit.ly/MEDIBK2026What changes when you truly believe God loves you? Your faith grows stronger. Fear loses its grip. You approach the Father with confidence, and His love begins to shape how you live and treat others.Today on DAWN, Pastor Tim explores the transforming power of becoming fully persuaded that God loves you—irrespective of your circumstances or your ability to deserve it. Before Jesus began His public ministry, the Father declared Him beloved. What happens when that same assurance of the Father’s love becomes the foundation from which we face each day?Through Scripture, discover how knowing and believing God’s love strengthens faith, quiets anxiety, sustains us under pressure, and empowers a life directed by love. His unconditional love does not encourage sin; receiving it changes our desires and teaches us to live for Him.📖 Key Scriptures: Matthew 3:16–17 | Romans 5:8 | Romans 8:31–39 | 1 John 4:16–19 | Ephesians 3:17–20 | 2 Corinthians 5:14–15

Order your e-book, FULLY PERSUADEDhttps://bit.ly/MEDIBK2026Bloom, the courage to break throughA seed understands planting is not burial; believers should see difficult “soil situations” as preparation for growth.Growth develops capacity; blooming makes that growth visible after unseen preparation.Growth means carrying what once was beyond you, handling what overwhelmed you, and producing what was only potential.

YOUR ENVIRONMENT IS PREACHING TO YOU What if the greatest influence on your future isn’t a single decision—but the people, places, conversations, and content you are exposed to every day? The Bible teaches that we become like those we walk with. Long before modern psychology explored how our surroundings subtly shape our thinking, Scripture revealed that our environment quietly forms our beliefs, attitudes, and actions. Today on DAWN, we’ll discover why being intentional about your environment is one of the greatest keys to spiritual growth, wisdom, and lasting transformation. 📖 Key Scriptures: • Proverbs 13:20 • 1 Corinthians 15:33 • Romans 12:2 • Psalm 1:1–3 • Philippians 4:8 • Joshua 1:8 In this session you’ll learn: • Why your environment is constantly influencing your thinking. • How repeated exposure shapes your faith and your future. • The biblical power of choosing the right people and atmosphere. • Practical ways to build an environment that strengthens your walk with God. • How God’s Word becomes the greatest influence in your life. Remember: Every environment is discipling you. The question is, who—or what—is shaping you?

Shame was never meant to define your life. The enemy uses delay, disappointment, failure, and painful circumstances to convince you that your story is over. But God’s Word declares something different: “My people shall never be ashamed.” (Joel 2:26–27) Join me on Dawn as we confront the spirit of shame through the finished work of Christ and enforce God’s covenant over our lives in prayer. In this prayer session, we will declare: Freedom from shame and condemnation Restoration where there has been loss Boldness instead of fear Honour instead of disgrace Confidence in our identity in ChristNo matter what your circumstances look like today, they are not the final verdict. God’s grace has the final word. Come expecting your faith to be strengthened and your perspective transformed as we boldly declare together: “SHAME IS NOT MY PORTION!” Key Scriptures: Isaiah 50:7 Romans 10:11 Psalm 34:5 Romans 8:1 Hebrews 12:2 Joel 2:26–27

Have you ever said, “That’s just who I am”? Many people have unknowingly allowed their personalities to become prisons, limiting what God wants to do through them. We excuse fear as introversion, distance as independence, anger as passion, or emotional reactions as simply “the way we are.” But is that really who God created us to be? In this Dawn devotional, we explore how Scripture calls us to be transformed rather than trapped by our natural tendencies. From the four-faced living creatures in Ezekiel, to Paul’s declaration that he became “all things to all people,” to the perfect example of Jesus, we discover that maturity is not about preserving our personalities—it is about becoming whatever God’s purpose requires without ever compromising our character. Your personality may explain your preferences, but it must never limit your obedience. Join us as we learn how to break free from the prison of labels and become people who are led by the Holy Spirit rather than confined by temperament. Key Scriptures: • Ezekiel 1: 10 • 1 Corinthians 9 :19–23 • Romans 12: 2 • Galatians 5 :22–23 • Luke 9: 23 • Hebrews 5:8 • John 2 :13–17 • John 11:35 • Matthew 23 If this message encourages you, please like, share, subscribe, and leave a comment telling us what spoke to you most.

When Success Forgets Grace The pride of life is not always loud, arrogant, or obvious. Sometimes it begins with success. It appears when achievement becomes identity, when applause determines our value, when criticism makes us feel worthless, and when we quietly forget that we are who we are by the grace of God. In this final part of The Ancient Strategy, we examine one of the most subtle temptations believers face: the temptation to take the glory for what grace has produced. It is possible to take responsibility for your life, work diligently, develop your gifts, and achieve meaningful results—yet slowly begin to believe that your strength alone brought you where you are. The pride of life shows itself when: • We struggle to admit fault or apologise. • We put others down to feel better about ourselves. • We need titles, possessions, achievements, or recognition to feel valuable. • We perform to be loved and accepted. • We allow the praise or criticism of people to define us. • We become more conscious of our labour than of the grace that enabled it. Through the temptation of Jesus, the rich fool, Nebuchadnezzar, and God’s warning to Israel in Deuteronomy 8, we see the danger of success that forgets its Source. The solution is humility,not thinking less of ourselves, but agreeing with what God says about us. Humility receives praise without becoming dependent on it, receives correction without losing identity, works diligently without self-worship, and celebrates achievement while giving glory to God. Gratitude and thanksgiving are powerful cures for pride because they continually remind us: “By the grace of God, I am what I am.” Key Scriptures: • 1 John 2:15–17 • Matthew 4:5–7 • Deuteronomy 8:11–18 • Luke 12:16–21 • Daniel 4:28–37 • 1 Corinthians 4:7 • 1 Corinthians 15:10 • John 5:44 • Philippians 2:5–9 • 1 Peter 5:5–6 • Proverbs 27:2 • James 1:17

Before God enlarges your territory around you, He enlarges your territory within you. Many believers pray for bigger opportunities, greater influence, and increased provision, yet the greatest territory God desires to expand is your thinking, your faith, and your spiritual capacity. In today’s DAWN, we focus on praying in the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to strengthen our inner man, dismantle fear, enlarge our vision, and build our faith. As you pray in tongues, expect the Holy Spirit to expand your capacity for everything Christ has already provided through His finished work. Today’s Scriptures: 📖 Isaiah 54:2–3 📖 1 Corinthians 14:4 📖 2 Timothy 1:7 📖 Joshua 1:8 📖 Romans 12:2 📖 Ephesians 3:20 Prayer Focus: • Enlarging your spiritual capacity • Renewing your mind • Breaking limiting beliefs • Overcoming fear through the finished work of Christ • Building yourself up by praying in the Holy Spirit • Walking boldly into God’s purpose

Today we are going to look at one of the most remarkable women in Scripture, a woman whose story occupies only three verses, yet whose life speaks volumes.Her name is Anna. Prophetess AnnaShe is not remembered for leading an army like Deborah.She is not remembered for saving a nation like Esther.She is not remembered for giving birth to a miracle child like Hannah.She is remembered because she remained faithful.Luke 2: 36-38