What Do You Confess As Truth?

I want to do a series of tidbits on the subject of what we confess as truth.

Your Words:  What comes out of your mouth establishes life and death to us.  We can be thinking in our heart, and it can be just temptation.  When we speak it out of your mouth, you establish it in the heavenlies.  The only one that can tear these words down is you.  Your words are either life or death, blessings or curses (Deuteronomy 28).  You shall reap what you sow.  If you sow unto death, you shall reap death.  If you sow unto life, you shall reap life.  Your reality is established by the words of your tongue.  Luke 6:45 A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth good; and an evil man out of the evil treasure of his heart brings forth evil. For out of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaks.

Take time to listen what is being said on television, movies, and real life conversations.  Evil words are being spoken and it has become normal to a point of us not recognizing what evil we are speaking.

The Bible says every word that has been spoken shall stand against you in the Day of Judgment.

Matthew 12:36 But I say to you that for every idle word men may speak, they will give account of it in the day of judgment.

What you speak must match your heart and God knows what is in your heart (Psalm 44:21 For He knows the secrets of the heart).  What is in your heart should be the Word of God.  What you say in your heart should be what God has said about every matter.  The way you think on the inside should be what you speak out of your mouth.

Example:  When you say to someone, “I hate you,” you have established a spiritual dynamic that needs to be dealt with or else it stays there forever, waiting to be fulfilled.  It may have started as an offense to you but progressed to anger, un-forgiveness, hatred, and to a point of murder of the tongue or the physical.

The only antidote to the evil words we say is true repentance,

God, I repent.  I pull down from the heavenlies all the evil words I have spoken.  I put them under the blood of Jesus for forgiveness of sins, and I ask to be delivered from the curse of my words, Amen.

That is the only way that we can be free of those words standing in condemnation and judgment against us in the judgment day.

Blessings to you all,

Tony Sanchez