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Declarations of My IdentityBy Nancy Arant Williams |
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These declarations
have changed my life. So often we struggle to trust God, because we feel
we aren’t worthy. And because believing God loves us is foundational to
everything else we do, we must renew our minds, reinforcing and believing
what God says about us. Repeat this exercise everyday and you’ll never be
the same again.
I am the righteousness
of God in Christ Jesus. He puts a new song of
praise in my mouth. I am more than a
conqueror through Him who loves me. I am the apple of His
eye, and He delights in me. I am the beloved of
God. I can do all things
through Christ who strengthens me. I am not who I used to
be, but a brand new creature in Christ. I am forgiven, and God
has long forgotten things I refuse to let go. Therefore, I will no longer
bring them up, but loose them. I am changed by the
renewing of my mind, replacing my old messages with the new and powerful
words of anointing God says about me. I will not fear, but
will believe God in every situation. I will stand on His
promises, and refuse doubt and depression, because they are lies from the
pit. I will rejoice in the
Lord, for He is the strength of my life. My God sings a song of
joy over me. I will comfort myself
in the truth of His Word that says He is my provider, my protector, my
victory and my hope for the future. I will abide in the
Lord, believing Him for every good thing He wants me to have, the fruits
of the spirit, the power that comes with living in His very presence, and
the faith to believe for the impossible. For scripture says those who
waiver and doubt will get nothing. I will praise God with
passion, yearning after Him, no longer satisfied with simply going through
the motions, for only then will He hear my cry, and pour out His spirit on
me. I will wait upon the
Lord, anxious to hear His voice and obey, ready in season and out of
season to minister to those who need to hear and be encouraged. Copyright©, Nancy Arant Williams
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