16 Sept 2026 · 9 min
Sylvie Crosslard leads a devotional on spiritual coronation and receiving crowns, using scriptures like 2 Samuel 3:4 and 1 Kings 10:20 to explore joy beyond measure. She explains consecration as entering a legal covenant that grants believers heavenly rights through the blood of Christ.
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Hello and welcome to the Land Leader Podcast. This is your host, Sylvie Crosslard. Today we carry on with our 5-week series called Let There Be Light. We see scriptures and pray. The overall aim of this series is to help you do deep Bible studies called exegesis on your own. I'm taking you where you're at right now, and this week Let's get you crowned. Hello, like, subscribe to, and share this podcast with your friends and church buddies. If you were listening previously, we're keeping our momentum, and if you couldn't listen yesterday or the days before, you need to get the previous episodes first. This week we're going after receiving crowns. There's a process for that. We'll go through it together. I'll be sharing text from my devotional Crowned every day, and the link is in the description for those of you who want to download it. To get the full set of devotions and journals for the next five weeks, you can get the four others for half price on my website too, and the links are also in the notes. Let's pray. I plead the blood of Jesus over myself and over everybody. Under the sound of my voice, in Jesus' mighty name, from the top of our heads to the soles of our feet, in Jesus' mighty name. I plead the blood of Jesus over all parts of our bodies, over every cell and electrical frequency in our bodies, over all our chromosomes, over all All atom, all atoms in us, in Jesus' mighty name. I plead the blessing of every particle of our bodies in Jesus' mighty name. Our topic today is joy beyond measure, and from the NLT, 2 Samuel 3:4. The fourth was Adonijah, whose mother was Haggith. The fifth was Shephatiah, whose mother was Abital. One Chronicles five twenty. They cried out to God during the battle, and He answered their prayer because they trusted in Him. So the Haggrites and all their allies were defeated. There were also twelve. One Kings twenty. One Kings ten twenty. There were also twelve other lions, one standing on each end of the six steps. No other throne in all the world could be compared with it. The joy of the Lord is a treasure which supersedes earthly treasures. It's hard to shake out of it. It's hard-wearing. It's got endurance attached to it. Legitimacy comes from a conscious choice of stepping into the legal realm of consecration, of establishing both a covenant and an altar with one another by setting one particular amount Alignment as united and holy. Consecration being set apart and setting our time with God apart is a legal realm. It's our portion, our jurisdiction. Consecration leads to legal rights and access to what has got one's name on it in the courts of heaven, what has got validity through the blood shed on the cross in our relationship with Elohim. And we pray. Thank you, Jesus, for turning the minutes spent in the secret place into hours and hours into days. Thank you, Jesus, for your blood shed for us and soaking us, every part of us, with it. Thank you for listening. Bye for now. Thank you for listening to the Align Leader Podcast. Subscribe, like, and share this episode with your friends and church buddies. May the Lord bless you. Keep you, and make his face shine on you. Bye for now.
