The believing and speaking connection is the beginning of our resurrected life in Christ. The doors to our salvation in Yeshua are opened with the belief in our hearts that Yeshua is the Son of Yahweh who raised Him from the dead, AND are sealed with our confession, words spoken, that He is our Master and Lord. Romans 10:9
This combination or connection starts the most amazing and supernatural experience of being born into eternal life and adopted into the family of God our Father. This miracle sets us on a course that will bring us to unspeakable joy, heavenly challenges, a holy inheritance, and a destiny ordained before time by our Creator. As we have said before, as Christians we all share the same destiny as glory ambassadors for Christ.
To fulfill our unique destinies as ambassadors, we cannot discard the believing and speaking connection. We must learn to put this connection into frequent and effective use. Paul talks about this in 2Cor. 4:13 – “since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, I believed and therefore I spoke, we also believe and therefore speak…”
The working of our faith calls for us to speak to make decrees according to what the Holy Spirit has shown us or spoke to us prophetically and confirmed in His written Word. Right now we are standing in faith and praying for all our children by calling our “arrows back into our quiver” which were stolen from us. Ps. 127:4 says “Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, so are the children of one’s youth.”
Every day we are all faced with real challenges to our faith in the Word of Yahweh and His promises and we must gain a true expectancy in seeing the truth of His promises becoming real in our lives. We start with a genuine believing and then begin speaking those promises out. This is why we are called God’s co-laborers in 1 Cor 3:9. We have an important part to play.
So, let’s make sure our words are connecting to our faith, our believing in our Most Holy Yah, His Son Yeshua, through the anointing of His Holy Spirit.