Remind... God, Remind... Yourself, Remind... Others

I'm getting better. I'm just trying to challenge you. I'm sorry. I just Challenge accepted. I must have hit the wrong delete button for the rest of the scripture. It's all good. But the New King James version says in this verse that it won't return void. That's right. The word void means shall not return without results. So the concept of reminding God, reminding ourselves, and when we process this out, it will return having completed its purpose. Amen? And and the verse that we read originally was that it shall not return to me empty. I like that. We're void We're void against angels without meaning, without results. But you know that this is a promise from God. He says, if you'll believe it in your heart and confess it with your mouth, you will get results. [00:23:18] (53 seconds)  #WordReturnsWithResults

Confessing faith openly serves as a testimony to others, helping to build up the church and share the gospel. Wow. That's wonderful. I like that. So this process and having that in our lives as Christians is a transformation of our character. It gives us spiritual authority and community witness. Ain't that wonderful? I love it. Because we're praying in faith rather than in wonder or will you possibly do this, or is this is healing really your will? If you don't know the promises of God, you'll never be able to believe God for you. You know? So once you learn, then you he's looking for you to come and tell him, oh, lord. You're my healer. Oh, lord. You're my provider. You're the one who saved me, and it's your blood that cleanses me. He loves us to go back and do that. And then, of course, we can say the same thing to ourselves. [00:25:00] (55 seconds)  #ConfessBuildsChurch

but they will come back having produced exactly what they were designed to do in Jesus' name. Somebody say amen. Amen. I hope that was encouraging for you. And look more into the the word of faith in Romans eight and understanding that so many people don't like that passage and think that we're crazy to believe God like that. And I say, well, I'm crazy enough to do it. Yes. And I believe that he's given us that ability, and and it works for us. It's been working for me ever since I got saved. You know, I got saved. The first day I got saved, I realized, I I believed in my heart. I confessed with my mouth, and I got saved. Because why? Because that's what the scripture says. Somebody says, well, how do you know? I know because the scripture says. Well, how do you know? The scripture says so. I don't you you know, you have any other proof? I don't need any other proof. I believe the bible, but I've also seen the results Yeah. Of my character change, my encouraging others, and and getting victory in the areas of life by operating in this principle. [00:35:02] (63 seconds)  #FaithThatTransforms

I'm saved by the glory of god. Thank you, Jesus. I'm healed by the stripes of Jesus. This is that same process for transformation of character, spiritual authority, and community and witness. Oh, it openly serves as a testimony to others helping to build up the church and share the gospel. Somebody say amen. Amen. Amen. Essentially, it bridges the gap between eternal conviction Internal. Oh, yeah. Oh, let me say that. Essentially, it bridges the gap between internal conviction and outward reality, transforming a person's spiritual state and their daily life. There's nothing better than we can believe the word and the promises and confess it with our mouth to bring it to pass. And we can remind God, we can remind ourselves, and we'll also see how we can remind others and be a blessing to them. That's good. And not only that, but it can produce any and all the promises of God. Amen. [00:25:55] (56 seconds)  #ConvictionToReality