Prophet Edem’s established in righteousness to teaching powerfully unpacks the believer’s identity in Christ, emphasizing that righteousness is a free gift received by faith, not something earned through works or religious performance. He explains that justification means being declared righteous with no record of sin, and encourages believers to reject condemnation and guilt, which only bring doubt and hinder God’s blessings. Instead, Christians are called to live from a consciousness of righteousness, regularly confessing and declaring their right standing with God. The message highlights the difference between forgiveness and justification, the limitations of the Old Testament law, and the superiority of Christ’s finished work. By embracing grace and rejecting legalism, believers can walk in spiritual authority, freedom, and the fullness of God’s blessings, living confidently in the liberty Christ has provided. Tags/Keywords: righteousness, grace, faith, justification, condemnation, spiritual authority, Christian identity, finished work of Christ, new covenant, confession, divine blessing, freedom in Chris