Dr. Bill Winston: The Solution to Your Struggle – Citizenship in the Kingdom

Seeing the Invisible: How Revelation Ends Your Struggle and Unlocks Kingdom Power

When you truly understand the Kingdom of God, everything changes. The way to overcome, to rise above, and to walk in victory is not through information or intellect — but through revelation. Whoever walks in revelation will always rise to the top, no matter how many degrees or titles others may have. Revelation gives you sight into the unseen — the power to see what God has already prepared for you.

When God created the world, He didn’t use His hands — He used His words. He said, “Light be,” and light came forth. The light was already in Him before it appeared. In the same way, everything you’re called to become already exists in God’s plan for your life. But you must speak it forth by faith. You are entering a season where God is calling you to live from revelation — to speak His promises into reality.

Moses learned this lesson in the wilderness. The first time Israel needed water, God told him to strike the rock. But later, God told him to speak to the rock. Moses, frustrated with the people, struck it again — and though water came out, it was not God’s will. Sometimes frustration can make us act in the flesh instead of speaking by faith. Don’t let the unbelief around you frustrate your faith. Keep a clear vision of where God is leading you.

Joseph had a dream — a vision of his brothers bowing before him. That dream was not fantasy; it was prophecy. The Holy Spirit still gives believers glimpses of their future to guide them. When you can see where God is taking you, peace fills your heart. Even if people try to hinder you, your destiny is already confirmed.

You cannot take hold of what you cannot see. God told Abraham, “Lift up your eyes and look… for all the land you see, I will give to you.” If you can’t see it, you can’t have it. Jesus died to provide power, honor, and riches — all part of your inheritance — but revelation is the key that unlocks them.

Adam walked by revelation before the fall. After sin, mankind began to rely on information instead. But revelation is the higher power. That’s why Kenneth Hagin named his Bible school Rhema, meaning “the spoken word” — because revelation knowledge is the foundation of faith.

Too often, believers hear good preaching but don’t meditate until the Word sinks deep into their hearts. You must let the Holy Spirit paint a picture inside of you until what’s in the Word becomes more real than what’s around you.

Deuteronomy says, “You will lend to many nations and not borrow. You will be the head and not the tail.” God’s will is that His people rise so that even nations can see who He is. But this is not possible without revelation — because revelation transfers ownership. When you know something is yours in the spirit, the enemy can’t take it from you.

Once revelation comes, struggle ends. The enemy blinds the mind because he fears believers who can see. Revelation brings revolution. It turns victims into victors.

When Pastor Bill Winston was first assigned to a dangerous neighborhood in Chicago, God gave him divine wisdom. A woman came asking for help because drug dealers had taken over her street. As he prayed, the Holy Spirit told him to bless a bottle of oil and instruct her to pour it down the center of her block. She obeyed — and within days, the drug dealers left and never returned. No police, no violence — just revelation and obedience to the Word.

The Kingdom of God is supernatural. You are not limited to what you can see or touch. You have invisible resources — angels, divine wisdom, and authority. Like Samson, when the enemy blinds our spiritual eyes, we lose revelation and become weak. But when our eyes are opened again, faith returns, and we walk in dominion.

This is the life Jesus died to give you — a life ruled by revelation, not reaction. You are made for signs and wonders. The struggle ends when revelation begins.