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TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE

” YOU CAN, YOU SHOULD, AND IF YOU’RE BRAVE ENOUGH TO START, YOU WILL.

-STEPHEN KING-

Biblical Affirmations

  1. Affirmation: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” – Philippians 4:13
    • Description: This affirmation emphasizes the belief that with faith in Christ, one can overcome challenges and accomplish anything.
  2. Affirmation: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” – Psalm 23:1
    • Description: Recognizing God as a guiding and providing presence, this affirmation expresses trust in His care and provision.
  3. Affirmation: “I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” – Psalm 139:14
    • Description: Affirming the inherent value and uniqueness of each individual as a creation of God.
  4. Affirmation: “I will trust in the Lord with all my heart and lean not on my own understanding.” – Proverbs 3:5
    • Description: Encouraging reliance on God’s wisdom and guidance rather than solely depending on personal understanding.
  5. Affirmation: “I am more than a conqueror through Him who loved me.” – Romans 8:37
    • Description: Affirming victory over challenges through the love and strength provided by God.
  6. Affirmation: “The joy of the Lord is my strength.” – Nehemiah 8:10
    • Description: Acknowledging that true strength and joy come from a relationship with God.
  7. Affirmation: “I will be strong and courageous; I will not be frightened or dismayed, for the Lord my God is with me wherever I go.” – Joshua 1:9
    • Description: Encouraging courage and confidence by recognizing the constant presence of God.
  8. Affirmation: “I will cast all my anxiety on Him because He cares for me.” – 1 Peter 5:7
    • Description: Acknowledging God’s care and expressing trust by surrendering worries and anxieties to Him.
  9. Affirmation: “I am a new creation in Christ; the old has gone, the new has come.” – 2 Corinthians 5:17
    • Description: Recognizing the transformative power of faith in Christ, bringing about spiritual renewal and a fresh start.
  10. Affirmation: “I will love the Lord my God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength, and love my neighbor as myself.” – Mark 12:30-31
    • Description: Affirming the central importance of love in one’s relationship with God and others, as taught by Jesus.

These biblical affirmations can serve as positive declarations of faith and encouragement in various aspects of life.

Here are some ways to connect with them everyday:

  1. Morning Reflection:
    • Start your day by reciting one or more biblical affirmations. Stand in front of a mirror and say them aloud with confidence. This sets a positive tone for the day.
  2. Affirmation Cards:
    • Create small cards with your favorite affirmations. Carry them in your wallet or pocket and pull them out throughout the day for a quick reminder.
  3. Prayer and Meditation:
    • Use affirmations as part of your prayer or meditation practice. Repeat them slowly and reflect on their meaning, allowing them to sink deep into your consciousness.
  4. Journaling:
    • Write down your affirmations in a journal. Reflect on how each affirmation applies to your life and situations. Regularly revisit and update your entries.
  5. Visual Reminders:
    • Create visual reminders by making posters or digital graphics with your affirmations. Place them in strategic places like your desk, bedroom, or phone wallpaper.
  6. Incorporate into Gratitude Practice:
    • Connect affirmations with gratitude. As you express gratitude, include affirmations that acknowledge the source of your blessings.
  7. Affirmation Walks:
    • Take a walk and recite affirmations silently or aloud. Enjoy the combination of physical activity and positive declarations.
  8. Affirmation Affiliation:
    • Share affirmations with friends or family. Consider having a daily or weekly affirmation session where you exchange and discuss affirmations together.
  9. Mindful Breathing with Affirmations:
    • Practice deep breathing while focusing on your affirmations. Inhale positive energy and exhale any negativity or doubt.
  10. Nightly Reflection:
    • Before bedtime, reflect on your day and affirmations. Consider how they influenced your thoughts and actions. End the day with gratitude.

Remember, the key is consistency. Choose a few affirmations that resonate with you, and make them a regular part of your routine. Over time, you’ll likely notice a positive shift in your mindset and a deeper connection to the affirmations.

Faith Cometh

Believe it or not 2020 has come and gone, it brought so many people into 2021 a sad beginning, and our hearts totally goes out to those that are hurting because they’ve lost a loved one or a dear friend. Now we only have a memory of how things used to be, thinking on the good things we smile, thinking how much we miss them we cry. I lost an uncle, the life of every party, and a lot of close friends. But many of my family members got COVID-19; we were so blessed to make it through. Unexpectedly the virus still hangs around seeking whom it can devour.  

          Some of us need a visual presentation to have faith in God; oh the flowers are so beautiful this year, God is good. What level of faith in God is this? Because the flowers come back every year at the same time and they are as beautiful as the year before, it’s their due season and we are so thankful for them. But to see what has transpired in our world these few months shook everybody and God was our witness. Because it’s kind of hard to understand what has happened, never believe that God allowed this because he is angry with us.

          I’m asking God the Father right now to build our faith from little faith, to greater faith, then perfect our faith to be obedient to him as He helps us to learn what this is all about. I’ve thought about this long and hard, what has this done to our faith or for our faith? But the word of god has made it so clear that faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God.  So when we study to hear the word of God it builds our faith from little faith, to greater faith and then perfected faith in God.