Anticipating Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us assurance about things we cannot see. Hebrews 11:1 (NLT) When a woman is about to give birth, there comes anticipation. Everyone is excited. Relatives, family members, friends, and co-workers may have a baby shower or give gifts. God has placed inside of us all the potential we need to succeed in life. All of Heaven is excited about what is about to happen. It starts with confessing what God has spoken. When you confess what He has spoken, it releases your faith. God has not forgotten what He has promised. Today, know the promise God has spoken will come to pass. Continue to have anticipation, because it’s about to bloom. Heavenly Father, I thank you for giving me strength. I ask you to forgive me for listening to negative and destructive voices. Today, I speak what you have already said is coming to pass. I have your favor, prosperity, and I am forgiven. I love you. In Jesus Name Pronounce Yourself Clean! Then Jesus put out His hand and touched him, saying, “I am willing; be cleansed.” Immediately his leprosy was cleansed. Matthew 8:3 Most of us are familiar with the healing of the leper in Matthew 8. It is a beautiful account of God’s willingness to touch and heal the sick, no matter how unclean they may be. Whenever we doubt God’s willingness to heal us, we should listen to the words of Jesus again: “I am willing; be cleansed.” He is the same yesterday, today and forever! Since the Bible is clear about God’s willingness to heal, why do we still have problems with our health? Why do we still experience symptoms in our bodies? I believe that the answer is found in what Jesus told the leper to do next. He told him to go and show himself to the priest. (Matthew 8:4) This was the law then for lepers who were healed. (Leviticus 14:2–3) And he was to hear the priest pronounce the word “clean” over him. (Leviticus 14:7) You see, as believers, when we received Jesus, His blood cleansed us from sin as well as sickness. (Isaiah 53:4–5) But we keep hearing people pronounce sin, sickness, poverty and death over us. We keep hearing people tell us that we are unclean, undeserving, poor, weak, and that it is only natural that we grow old and sickly, and die. God is waiting for a priesthood that will rise up and pronounce His people clean! “But, where can I find such priests?” Who are the priests today? You and I! In fact, we have more authority to pronounce good things than the Levitical priests of the Old Testament. They were just priests. But we are king-priests by the blood of Jesus! (Revelation 1:5–6) Where the word of the king is, there is power. (Ecclesiastes 8:4) And by the word of a priest, every controversy and every assault shall be settled. (Deuteronomy 21:5) Beloved, God has cleansed you, so pronounce yourself clean! Right now, put your hand on your heart and pronounce good things over yourself. Say, “I pronounce myself clean, righteous, healed, whole and abundantly supplied by the blood of Jesus!” By your word as a king-priest, every assault against you shall be settled! Thought For The Day Because you are a king-priest by the blood of Jesus, you can pronounce good things over yourself and see them come to pass! youtube/watch?v=Y1uIiOLRpLU
Posted on: Fri, 10 Oct 2014 21:48:12 +0000
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