Miracles: What to Do When You Need Oneનમૂનો

CONFESS YOUR MIRACLE

Say the same thing about your miracle that God is saying to you through your heart and through His Word. Proverbs tells us that “death and life are in the power of the tongue.” 

Personally, I believe the tongue is the most powerful force in the world. Words are never neutral.  My mouth is a monitor that can help me know the true condition of my heart at any given time. One of the most effective things I can do, therefore, to modify my thoughts about something is to purposely change my speech about it and start speaking positive words about that situation even before I start “feeling” the sentiments. With the right words spoken at the right time and in the right way, I can actually change myself, change others, and change my circumstances. Self-talk, the words you say to yourself when nobody else is around, is far more important and carries far more weight than any words that any other person could ever say to you. 

Your words will impact the miracle that you are requesting from God, because your words will reflect your attitude toward that miracle and toward God’s ability to provide it. Your words also will have a direct bearing on the actions you take or refuse to take to make your miracle a reality. 

When we “confess” our miracle, we are not saying something that is untrue and we are not creating something out of nothing. We are “admitting with” God what He has already said about our miracle. “Say the same thing” about your miracle that God is saying about it. Confess your miracle every day until it arrives, saying the same things silently to yourself and out loud to other people that God is saying about your miracle to you.