Call forth What God Has Spoken
...in the presence of Him whom he believed—God, who gives life to the dead and calls those things which do not exist as though they did; - Rom. 4:17.
God called Abraham a father of many nations, even when his age and Sarah’s made it seem impossible for them to have children. In the same way, God calls us His children—a royal priesthood, chosen, redeemed, and much more. Our journey of faith is about stepping into the identity God has spoken over us, walking from faith to faith, trusting in His promises.
When we face thoughts of condemnation or discouragement, we must speak the truth of what God declares about us. Let’s refuse to accept any other label. God’s call over us is far greater than any of our failings. He calls us forgiven, loved, and victorious. Instead of saying, "I am wounded" or "I am defeated," we declare, "I am a new creation, loved, accepted, and victorious in Christ."
When our natural actions or circumstances don’t seem to align with our spiritual identity, we recall what God has spoken. We stand firm in patience and endurance, trusting that His words will come to pass. Even when it’s difficult to see, let the redeemed of the Lord declare His truth. When we call forth what God has spoken, only then can we walk in the fullness of what He says we can be and do, from glory to glory!
God called Abraham a father of many nations, even when his age and Sarah’s made it seem impossible for them to have children. In the same way, God calls us His children—a royal priesthood, chosen, redeemed, and much more. Our journey of faith is about stepping into the identity God has spoken over us, walking from faith to faith, trusting in His promises.
When we face thoughts of condemnation or discouragement, we must speak the truth of what God declares about us. Let’s refuse to accept any other label. God’s call over us is far greater than any of our failings. He calls us forgiven, loved, and victorious. Instead of saying, "I am wounded" or "I am defeated," we declare, "I am a new creation, loved, accepted, and victorious in Christ."
When our natural actions or circumstances don’t seem to align with our spiritual identity, we recall what God has spoken. We stand firm in patience and endurance, trusting that His words will come to pass. Even when it’s difficult to see, let the redeemed of the Lord declare His truth. When we call forth what God has spoken, only then can we walk in the fullness of what He says we can be and do, from glory to glory!
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