I have narrowed all the promises of God down to 8, the number of new beginnings. In this new year of new beginnings, I plan to declare these promises over myself, my family, and the whole body of Christ. If you like my list, I encourage you to print it off and join me. Better yet, make your own list of declarations for the new year.
1- Renewed Joy in Him
I declare that . . .
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Susan called our prayer ministry in a panic! The pandemic had her feeling anxious and depressed. She didn’t have the courage to leave her apartment. So, she sat alone with her spiraling thoughts all day long. Yikes!
Susan’s story is common. Freedom from fear, anxiety . . .
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At the beginning of 2020, I made some declarations from the Word of God over my life (see underlined portions below). This year definitely did NOT go as planned. So, I wanted to review those declarations . . .
Read MoreI have finished the first draft of the book!!
Yes, I realize there will be editing and rewriting to do. But the rough draft is complete! I was amazed at how quickly it came together after all my false starts. When God calls you to something, He really does provide!
Now I must take a step into the unknown. . . I know nothing about publishing. If you have a suggestion, I would love to hear from you.
Below is what I have planned for the back of the book. Please tell me if it makes you want to buy and read the book.
Discover how your identity in Christ makes you beautiful and powerful. Be inspired by the testimonies and devotions to partner with God to create glory and beauty.
Features:
-12 chapter Devotional Bible Study
-Individual and group components
-No DVDs to purchase
-True life testimonies
-Heart rending reflections
-Thought provoking scriptures
-Plenty of journal space
Benefits:
- Discover your true identity in Christ
- Uncover the mystery of Christ
- Rise up in your authority “in Christ”
- Experience the power of Declarations
- Confidently walk in your destiny
Cindy has written numerous Bible studies for churches and small groups. This is her first one for public distribution.
Read MoreI placed my mantle of authority and anointing upon my successor, just like Elijah threw his cloak over Elisha. Elijah’s cloak was probably linen or some other natural fabric. The one I placed on her shoulders was a gold, sparkly . . . .
Read MoreLet’s get practical here. What does that look like? How does one “forgive?”
Forgiveness is a decision, not a feeling. We make a decision to forgive and declare it OUT LOUD! Again, there is great power in the words that we speak.
That’s all well and good. But what do we do with those negative memories and emotions . . . .
Read MoreAs others are making New Year’s resolutions, I am making New Year’s declarations.
Declarations speak the promises of God as fact in our lives, no matter how things look or feel. Speaking declarations is how we partner with the will of God to see change our lives.
Speaking declarations is an excellent way to overcome anxiety and produce joy (Pr. 12:28). Speaking declarations releases life wherever we go (Pr. 18:21). And declarations are essential to entering our “promised land” (Joshua 1:8).
So here are the declarations that I am going to speak over my life this year: . . .
Read MoreI would love it if I could read the Word of God in its original language. Every detail, every name, every number, is written for our learning. And so much is lost in the translation. For example, these verses on healing in Acts are actually a lesson on living a praise-filled life.
The notes in The Passion translation point out that the name of the town where Peter is ministering, Lydda, means “strife.” And the healed man’s name, Aneneas, means “praise.” So, this man named “Praise” is living in a place called “Strife . . .
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