Fitness preacher talking the Wright way

Death and life are in the tongue.

These biblical affirmations are great to start using .It’s never too early to start teaching these phrases, and we will remember them as we go through out our day.

Why use Christian affirmations to help calm fear and anxiety? Agreeing with Bible-based affirmations isn’t just positivity for positivity’s sake. It’s actually agreeing with what God says about us, by bringing our thoughts into alignment with God’s thoughts.

Scripture says we’re to be transformed by the renewing of our mind. God does the transformation but we need to call out the lies and exchange them for God’s truth. “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, think about these things.” (Philippians 4:8, NASV) (emphasis added)

Daily affirmations help us:

Know God’s truth

Repeat God’s truth

Live God’s Word in action

They can help us break free from old habits and mistakes of the past and choose to accept God’s grace, no matter where we’ve been. We can remember that God has a plan for us and that includes being set free from the habit patterns and chains that hold us back.

Biblical Affirmations are just that – biblical truths repeated, affirmed, and believed until they are deeply ingrained into your entire being.

God can heal my anxiety but I am also an active participant. I can start letting go of my anxiety by choosing new ways of thinking and relating.

Worry can so easily steal our joy and our gratitude. Use these affirmations for worry to stay grounded in God’s truth and remind yourself that you’re not alone in what you face.

It helps me tremendously through that rough season. Everytime the enemy speak lies to me about being rejected, or a failure. I speak these affirmations over myself.

Say the affirmations, and believe them in your heart. Remember, we trust in God’s faithfulness, not in how strong our own faith is. Just a little mustard-seed amount of faith is more than enough! (See Matthew 17:20.)