Speaking Life into Your Healing
How do you use your words and the power of God's written Word to speak healing into your life?
For me, I've learned that what we speak inwardly and outwardly shapes our reality. I didn't always know this. There were seasons when my thoughts ran unchecked, my words carried more fear than faith, and my body felt the weight of it. But over time, God showed me that my voice is not just sound, it is power!
That verse isn't just poetry. It's a law of life. What we say matters. Our words build or break, heal or harm, uplift or undo. When I began practicing speaking life over myself, God's Word, affirmations of truth, and declarations of faith, I noticed something shift. My mind became calmer. My body carried less stress. My spirit felt nourished.
One of the voices that inspired me along the way was Florence Scovel Shinn, an early 20th-century teacher who believed in the power of words, faith, and divine order. Her affirmations remind me of biblical truth: that God is not a God of confusion but of order (1 Corinthians 14:33), and that when we align with the word, we walk in clarity, peace, and power. I often take her affirmations and repurpose them through the lens of scripture, creating declarations that feel like a conversation between my soul and the Spirit of God.
For example, instead of rushing through my morning in worry, I pause and declare:
- God has ordered my steps today (Psalm 37:23).
- I trust that what is for me cannot pass me by (Romans 8:28).
- Every detour is preparation, not punishment (Jeremiah 29:11)
"You will also decree a thing, and it will be established for you; and light will shine on your ways." (Job 22:28)
So I ask you:
"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." (Hebrews 11:1)
Sacred Soul Work Reflections: Words to Water Your Growth
- What words have you been speaking to yourself most often? Do they reflect faith or fear?
- Choose one scripture that resonates with you today and rewrite it as a personal affirmation.
- Reflect on a past season when your words shaped your outcome for better or worse. What did you learn?
- What does "divine order" mean to you, and how can you invite more of it into your daily rhythm?
- Write out 3 faith-filled declarations you want to begin speaking over your life each morning.
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