Reminders

Gods’ word is like medicine. It is powerful. Gods’ word will produce what He sends it to do. His word never produces anything other than what it is intended to produce (Isaiah 55:11). You must believe what you say, and you will have what you say. It’s your faith that will give substance to what you say and what you believe. Remember that faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see (Hebrews 11:1). Faith comes by hearing and by hearing the word of God (Romans 10:17).

Say what God says in His word. Speak His promises, for it’s your faith in His word that will produce what His word says. You must believe it and speak it. Then you will get the benefit of it. Jesus said in Mark 11:24 that you shall have whatever you say, if you can believe. When you are speaking and saying what God says in His word, you are thinking just like God and you will see that promise manifest in your life.

Remember that all things begin with words. The word of God is the seed. Sow the seed in the ground (your heart) so it can produce what you desire. When you say what God says, His words will create that image inside of you and that image will appear on the outside of you. Death and life is in the power of the tongue (Proverbs 18:21).

Do not focus on your illness or circumstances. Focus on Jesus and what He has already accomplished for you. Your healing has already been accomplished. It was completed over 2,000 years ago, when Jesus went to the cross. In order to receive what Jesus has done you must have faith in Him and believe that it is done. Receive it and thank Him for what He has accomplished for you.

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