“so is my word that
goes out from my mouth:
It will not return to me empty,
but will accomplish
what I desire
and achieve the purpose for which I sent
it.”
Isaiah 55:11
If we are going to
experience biblical transformation then what we need to
do is learn to speak
the Word of God into our lives.
We have learned how
to speak a lot of things into our life.
Most of which is
contrary to the Word of God.
We speak plot lines
from T.V. shows; we speak someone else’s dream or vision; we speak ‘positive
affirmations’ minus the power and promise of Gods’ Word.
None of these are remotely
comparable to hearing from God and agreeing with the Word He has spoken to us.
Too often we build
our lives upon confessions and declarations we ‘discover’ through traditions,
reason, culture and feelings.
Remember those four
deceptive guides?
I listened to someone
once who was ‘captivated’ by a popular motivational speaker.
They certainly had
some measure of truth to what they were saying but much of it was ‘fluff’ and
was not anchored in the eternal truths of Gods’ Word.
It lacked the ‘substance’
of faith spoken of in Hebrews 11.
When I begin to speak
the Word of God into my life I am speaking truth.
The Word of God is
profitable and as those profitable words flow through my spirit they bring
transformation to my life.
Of course, it is not
simply repeating words.
A parrot can do that
but the parrot does not profit from what he is saying.
I need to declare and obey
those words.
I need to act on the
promises of God when God established conditions associated with those promises.
Many may say: “God spoke
a word to me and it never came to pass!”
One question I would
ask is – “What were Gods’ expectations for you in that Word?”
Search the scriptures
– particularly as God spoke to the Children of Israel and you will find many
if/then promises.
By that I mean God
says if you do such and such I will respond in this way…
So revisit the
promises, act in obedience to His specific Word to you and begin to speak His
Words into your life!
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