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How to Apply the Blood of the Lamb

Shepherd's Grove • Oct 17, 2026 • 41 min

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Summary

In this message, Pastor Bobby Schuller teaches how believers actively apply the blood of Jesus to receive total spiritual victory. Just as the Israelites had to physically apply the Passover blood to their doorposts, Christians apply Christ's blood through faith and spoken confession. By pleading the blood for forgiveness, victory over Satan, healing, and protection, believers step out of condemnation and walk in God's power and wholeness.

Themes

The Blood of JesusFaith and ConfessionVictory over Sin and CondemnationSpiritual WarfareHealing and DeliverancePraise and WorshipProtection

Pastor's Points

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An atoning sacrifice for our salvation and forgiveness of sin

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A victorious weapon against Satan and his minions

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A source of physical healing and spiritual deliverance

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A spiritual hedge of protection around us and our loved ones

Key Points

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Believers apply the blood of Jesus by faith through their verbal confession, just as Israel applied Passover blood to their doorposts.
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Applying Christ's blood as an atoning sacrifice provides complete forgiveness, removing guilt and condemnation so that past sin no longer spiritually exists.
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Through Jesus' sacrifice, believers are delivered from the fear of death, stripping Satan of his primary stronghold over human lives.
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Praise and worship serve as a triumphal procession celebrating Christ's complete victory over darkness and effectively silencing the enemy.
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The blood of Jesus purchases physical healing and spiritual deliverance, allowing believers to claim wholeness by faith.
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Pleading the blood of Jesus creates a spiritual hedge of protection over believers and their families against negative spiritual assignments and attacks.
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True faith requires dying to self and boldly declaring God's righteousness rather than remaining bound by self-condemnation.

Sermon Moments

“Just as Israelites had to apply Passover blood with hyssop, believers must actively apply Christ's blood by faith through spoken confession.”

“When we confess our sins under the blood of Jesus, in the realm of the Spirit those sins do not merely hide—they cease to exist.”

“Satan fears the believer who has genuinely surrendered their life and lost all fear of death for the sake of the gospel.”

“A triumphal procession is not the fighting of a battle, but the joyful celebration of a victory already won by Jesus on the cross.”

“Worship is embarrassing to Satan because it parades Christ's victory and silences the adversary.”

“Parental prayers pleading the blood over children create a slick spiritual shield where negative assignments simply cannot stick.”

This Week

Apply the blood of Jesus daily over your life, household, and circumstances through active faith and spoken confession.

Whenever feelings of guilt, shame, or past sin arise, declare aloud: "I am the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus."

Confront and release any fear of death by entrusting your eternity fully to Christ and living with bold Kingdom purpose.

Use active praise and worship throughout your week as a weapon to silence the adversary and celebrate Christ's finished victory.

Speak Isaiah 53:5 over physical illness or pain, declaring "By His wounds and stripes, I am healed."

Pray the blood of Jesus daily as a protective spiritual hedge over your children, family members, and those under your care.

Pray for local churches in your community across different denominational traditions, blessing them and asking God to advance His Kingdom in unity.

Remember This

Believers walk in freedom, healing, and victory by actively applying the blood of Jesus through faith and spoken confession.

A Challenge for You

Plead the blood of Jesus as a hedge of protection against every work of the enemy, and stand together in faith and corporate prayer.

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