Castrated Church: Is. 56 Call to Strength | Kingdom Finance Revolution Live | 19 Sep 2025

William Abraham
Sep 22
2 min read

🛡️Is the church acting like castrated Eunuchs saying they are weak and not strong and that they are a fruitless, inoffensive "dry trees" when God commands, “Let the weak say, ‘I am strong’ ” (Joel 3:10)? How can the weak, barren and fruitless have a fruitful Kingdom legacy? In this Kingdom Finance Revolution Live session, William Abraham of The 7000 unpacks the Isaiah 56 Eunuch mandate: “Let not the eunuch say, ‘Behold, I am a dry tree’”. God also sets conditions—keep justice and do righteousness—and He promises joy in His house and an everlasting name to those who align with His covenant.

We also look at the conditions God sets: to keep justice and do righteousness. We trace how those deemed powerless became agents of justice (Harbonah in Esther 7 regarding the hanging of Haman; and the eunuchs with Jezebel in 2 Kings 9 who threw Jezebel down); how Jesus and the apostles welcome the excluded (Matt 19:12; Acts 8’s Ethiopian official); and how God promises a memorial and a name—better than sons and daughters—to those who align with His covenant. This is not weakness -- it’s Kingdom strength and an enduring Kingdom legacy.

You’ll discover:

Kingdom Finance defined: partnering with Jesus to destroy the works of the devil (1 Jn 3:8).
“Let the weak say, ‘I am strong’ ” (Joel 3:10): agreement with Heaven, not circumstance.
Isaiah 56: keep justice; do righteousness. Why God forbids the “dry tree” confession and promises a name better than sons and daughters (vv. 3–5).
Agents of justice: eunuchs who confronted evil (Est 7; 2 Kings 9) and why the “least likely” often carry decisive authority.
Jesus & the excluded: Matt 19:12 and Acts 8—full inclusion in the New Covenant.
Map vs. territory: rejecting false maps; seeing with opened eyes (2 Kings 6:17); building from a heavenly pattern.
God’s vision for the unfruitful: joy in His house (Is 56:7) and a lasting legacy for those who keep covenant (Is 56:5).