So, welcome, this is number two of this new series, The Four Agreements, A Biblical Perspective.
And I believe I've been thinking about doing this study for, I don't know, a year or more
now, and just really excited to finally do it.
I always said, boy, I want to do a biblical perspective on that because there's just so
much wisdom in the original book that I'm getting these Four Agreements from, the book
by that name, The Four Agreements, and Don Miguel Ruiz, and, you know, it just goes aligned
so much with the Word of God, and so I thought, boy, I'd love to just kind of share that because
these four agreements really have the potential to break fear-based thinking.
If you remember the series before this one, those of you who've been around for a while
in Bible-based spiritual equipping, I was talking about supernatural living, and the
tagline to supernatural living was moving from fear-based thinking and living to love-based
thinking and living.
And this is the thing is that there is always a choice in our thoughts, in our words, in
our actions.
They are one of two things, they're either fear-based or they're love-based.
And a lot of these fear-based agreements, the fear-based living come from all these
agreements that we've made with ourself and with others.
There's just thousands of tiny, tiny little agreements that we've made from the time that
we started soaking things in as children, and many of them are unconscious, we're not
even aware until we start becoming conscious and thinking about what we think about and
thinking about what we speak about.
And so this book, The Four Agreements, really has the huge potential for transformation
because in focusing on these four agreements, it really...I'm reaching down and grabbing
my Prosper Oil, if you saw me distracted for a second here.
If you guys have your Prosper Oil, this would be a good time to ground you in this lesson.
So anyway, let's just start with prayer and excited to get into The Four Agreements.
So Father, I just thank you for this day, this is the day that you've made, I will rejoice.
We come to this day with celebration, celebration for life, celebration for love, celebration
for the gift of being able to reverse fear-based agreements and walk in love for the gift of
love itself.
So Holy Spirit, you've promised to guide us into all truth, you've promised to teach
us all things, show us things to come, I ask that you open all of our spiritual senses,
may we have ears to truly hear what you are saying, may we truly have eyes to see what
it is you're trying to show us too.
We just ask, open the eyes of our heart and that we can gain wisdom and that we can have
this level of transformation that allows us to live the abundant life that you've called
us to live, allows us to prosper in every area of our life, allows us to have that peace
and that love and that joy and that hope.
And so we thank you in Jesus' name, amen.
So I heard somebody coughing, be sure you push mute so that doesn't go on the recording
for people to listen to through all time, and just push mute on your phone or star six.
So when we're talking about the four agreements, I subtitled this, Discovering the Secrets
to Transformation.
And I'm going to start with the same verse that I started last week, Romans 12, that
whole chapter is very powerful.
But if you have your Bible, and I encourage you to have it so you can read when we're
reading together and can share in this call.
And so Romans 12 and verse two, and typically I use the amplified version of the Bible,
unless I tell you otherwise, I'll jump around and sometimes use the New Living Translation
or the message just to give it a little clearer.
But I use the amplified because the Greek language is so rich and the English language
is limited.
And what I mean is, for example, if I'm talking about the word love, the Greek language has
five, six words for love, and they're very clear.
We understand the difference between agape love, unconditional love, and phileo love.
So anyway, they have a lot of different words, but in the English language, we say I love
hot dogs, I love my dog, I love my wife.
We use the word love, it doesn't have the depth of meaning.
Is it talking about friendship love?
Is it talking about eros love, erotic love?
Is it talking about agape love, unconditional love?
So the amplified tends to put in parentheses
what the original word means and gives a little more depth.
So you'll often hear me and you'll say,
what translation is she reading from?
I'm reading from the amplified version.
So Romans 12, verse two from the amplified version
says this, do not be conformed to this world or to this age.
Or to this age.
And then again, the amplified puts in
the original meaning there, fashioned after
and adapted to its external superficial customs.
So basically the first part of this verse is saying,
don't be conformed to the superficial customs around you,
to the many, many agreements that are being presented
to you from the time that you're a kid.
And that word conformed is the same word
we use like in a Jell-O mold.
If we pour the hot Jell-O in there and then it sets
and we turn it over and it takes the form of that mold,
whatever shape, if you're making a Christmas one
or an Easter one or whatever, it holds onto the shape
that it was in there.
That's the description of what this is saying.
Don't let your life be shaped.
Don't let that determine how you live and how you look
and how you go about your life
by external superficial customs.
And it says, but be transformed.
And that's really, I'm all about,
that's what Prosper and All Things About is.
It's just being transformed into,
and really in a lot of ways, it's not even transformed.
It's just stepping into who you really are.
It's being transformed away from all the things
that we've taken on that aren't really us
and stepping into who God really made us to be.
And so this verse says, be transformed,
to be changed by the entire renewal of your mind.
So transformation happens as we change our mind.
Transformation happens as our mind is renewed, renewed.
Re means to do again.
New means to be made new.
In other words, it's a rebooting.
It's a reprogramming of the mind
because the mind has all kinds of stuff on it right now
that you've just accepted.
And I'm gonna tell you how those beliefs came about,
but your mind has all these things that you've accepted.
And now it's time to go back and actually become conscious,
begin to think about what you're thinking about.
Why do you even do the things that you do?
You know, there's the classic story
of the woman that would make the roast
for Thanksgiving every year.
And she would, it was a ham, and she would cut off.
She'd take a knife and she'd cut off a good chunk
on both sides of the ham
and then put it in the baking dish and bake it.
And her daughter-in-law coming said,
can you tell me, you know, this is such a strange thing.
I never did this growing up.
You know, why is it that you cut both sides of the ham
before you stick it in the oven to bake it?
And she says, well, I don't know, let me call my mom.
That's what my mom always did.
She says, mom, you know, I'm just curious.
I cut the end of both sides of the ham each Thanksgiving.
And, you know, our new daughter-in-law,
she was asking why we do that.
Why do we cut both sides of the ham
before we put it in the oven?
And the mom said, oh, silly,
because my roasting pan was too small.
That's the only way I could get it to fit.
Isn't it funny that unconsciously,
we take on the belief systems, the habits, the attitudes,
and we don't even think about it.
We don't think about what we're thinking about.
We don't think about what we're speaking.
And so this transformation of stepping into who we are
comes from the entire renewal, renew, to make new,
to go back and keeps the thinking and the thoughts
that work, that serve you,
but begin to eliminate the fear-based thoughts
that no longer serve you.
And so it says the renewing of your mind
by new ideals, new attitude,
so that you can prove for yourself
what is the perfect will of God.
You know, so many people I meet say,
I really wanna know the will of God for my life.
And this is telling you the way to know the will of God
for your life is through transformation,
and that transformation comes from the renewing of your mind,
not just conforming and just going with the flow
of what's going on in the world around you.
That's how you can know the will of God.
And we're gonna see in some scriptures
that we're reading from today
that there's many times in religion
that we're doing things that are far from the will of God,
but they're being passed on generation to generation
in the church, their customs, their traditions,
their traditions of men.
And we're gonna see in scripture.
that many of these traditions actually make null the the word of God. So we can be in church,
we can be in synagogue, we can we can be in religion, we can be doing things that are real
religious that the religious leaders tell us to do, and we can be very far from the will of God.
So you want to know the true will of God for your life which is first of all
is is removing the fear-based thinking and living and moving into the love-based because God
is love there is no other thing if you want to know God it's it's based on on love and um and
scripture says that perfect love casts out fear. So anywhere you've got fear going on it's because
love has not perfected it yet and you can see the areas where you're lacking in love where fear is.
Well studying these four agreements is a way of of you know moving from unconscious incompetence
that means we don't we don't know what we don't know we're not thinking about what we think about
we're not thinking about what we speak that's unconscious incompetence to move into conscious
incompetence where we start really paying attention and listening to our words and thinking about what
we think about and um beginning and that's the first step in mastery is is beginning to be even
conscious of it and the more conscious that we are and we begin to make these changes in these
agreements these four agreements are a simple way to break the thousands of many agreements that
you've made and restore this abundant life to bring about this transformation and that's why
I get really excited about this book a lot of times when there's wisdom that is so simple
um that's that's the way for transformation and this wisdom is is simple but profound
and so here it is that we're choosing to not be conformed that is fashioned and adapted after those
superficial customs but we're choosing to be transformed and we do that by the renewal of our
mind so we can prove for ourselves the good acceptable and perfect will of God and that
which is good acceptable and perfect in his sight for you you want to know God's will for you so
when we say do not be conformed uh last week I just had to stop and see how beliefs are formed
in the first place how is it that you came to think what you think how is it that you came to
believe what you believe and there's some great books on on beliefs um the biology of belief
is is one example of a great book um but here in the four agreements um he breaks down how our
beliefs are formed um by a process and the first process how your beliefs are formed has to do with
attention and so when you are wanting to make change you're going the reverse pattern of this
your beliefs were formed by hooking your attention in other words he calls it domestication where
your parents hooked your attention and began to teach you how to think how to dream how to live
creating a belief system and domestication happened the same way that a dog is trained
or a horse is trained there's a a series of rewards a series of punishment and um you know
I I don't know in your family how that worked but in my family if I cross the line you know we were
always told if we're a good girl or a bad girl when we do the things that are right we clean our room
we eat our vegetables we're a good girl and uh you know if we don't or we you know do whatever we
lie or we do something we're a bad girl and when we're a bad girl just to reinforce I mean in my
family you know my dad used the belt and uh we would get a whopping with his belt and so boy if
you saw him start to reach to unbuckle his belt you knew you were in trouble and you would cross
the line you were a bad girl and that was not something you should have done so we get this
domestication and you know it only took one or two times when you're a little girl of that I was one
real sensitive my dad just start unbuckling his belt and I would change I would conform I was you
know I didn't want any of that and so you know or I would see my brother or someone else getting it
and I didn't want it and I would learn from from their mistakes and so we get this domestication
where it no longer needs our parents we do this to ourselves the interesting thing about all of
that that comes in the renewal of your mind and the and the becoming conscious part of it is that
these things that we learned how to think how to believe about money about life about relationships
about food about all of these thousands of things that we learn to live about about work and and
about jobs and about education and all of these things about politics about race about gender
they're not necessarily based on truth
See we just received them and assumed that they were true and many of you are
still living as if they are true and you've never challenged your beliefs to
even know if they're true. Beliefs that you've held about yourself and Katie
Byron has a wonderful book about loving what is and the the gist of that book is
there's a number of questions that you ask yourself and and part of those is to
sort out and see if what you're believing is even true. So you might have
a belief that you've held on to for a long time that says I'm so fat and the
first thing that Katie would have you ask is is that true and or you know
people say I'm so stupid. Is that true? How can you know it's true? And what
begins to happen is you probably don't really know that it's true you just
accepted it and a question begins to ask of is this still serving me? What
would your life be? One of the questions she asked is what would your life be if
you let go of this belief? What would your life be like if you no longer held
to the belief I'm so stupid? I'm just not I'm just not smart. And so what we find
is that our parents, our church, our leaders, our education system hooked our
attention. They got us to pay attention to believe a certain thing and to
associate it with good or bad and with rewards and punishment but it's not
necessarily based on truth. Now in Scripture we saw this last week when we
looked at Mark 7 that we saw the Pharisees. Now these were the leaders of
the law. I mean they and the Jewish these were the the educated and knowledgeable
in the commandments of God. These were your religious leaders these Pharisees
and they had a tradition that they never showed up unless they had washed. They
done a whole washing ceremony and and it was done in a very specific manner
before they ever touched food and this tradition was hand you know passed down
passed on that was a ceremonial purification ritual and it was passed
down for generations and what happens when we get these belief systems
conflict happens when we don't see other people living by the same agreements
that we have. So if you had grown up in this culture and this religion religious
tradition now you saw someone sit down at the table and they didn't go through
the ceremonial purification you're gonna have a real issue with them and you're
going to judge them because they are different from you and they are
different from the agreement that you have made and we do this all the time
we're judging ourselves and we're judging others and so we see this in in
this verse in Mark chapter 7 in verse 5 the Pharisees start asking Jesus because
they're not keeping this custom and Jesus is a rabbi he's a teacher he's
respected and the Pharisees are real upset why do your disciples not order
their way of living according to the tradition handed down by the forefathers
to observe and eat with him why are they eating with hands that are unwashed and
ceremonial not purified so they're challenging Jesus why are your disciples
not sticking to the agreements these are the agreements that we have this is what
makes you pure and this is part of our religion and Jesus answer is really
interesting in verse 8 he says you disregard and you give up the
commandments of God clinging to the traditions of men you're keeping
carefully and faithfully the traditions of men and he said to them you have a
fine way of rejecting and the Amplified says thus thwarting and nullifying and
doing away with the commandments of God in order to keep your tradition your own
human regulations so here you see Jesus bringing a level of consciousness to say
look don't assume everything you're doing is God this is not God in fact
it's just the opposite what you think is so religious and makes you look so good
and so purified what you're thinking is so religious is actually in verse 13 he
says you are nullifying and making void of no effect the Word of God through
your tradition he actually began to separate what they were scholars in the
Word of God and these traditions that had been passed on generation to
generation these series of agreements of what it means to be religious when you
pray you hold your hands this way or you stand in this posture in this church we
raise our hands and worship in this church we don't show any bodily motion
in this church we have a series of rituals that we read and repeat after in
this church we're free and we speak out prophetically in this church and you
begin to have
of all of the stuff that you're inheriting.
In this church, we only wear suits and ties and dresses.
In this church, we show up in jeans and T-shirts.
And you know what?
Which ones are really the heart of God?
See, it's time to sort out all of this tradition
from the truth because Jesus says, you know what?
You're not even following God.
In fact, so far, are you not following God?
You're nullifying, you're making void God's word.
So here they are, they're the experts in religion
and they're teaching religion
and they're judging people's religion
and their spirituality by following these things.
And in the middle of the church,
in the middle of the synagogue,
in the middle of the spiritual community,
and Jesus comes in and says, guess what?
You're far from the word of God.
You see, I would propose that it's possible to be religious
and people say to me, I'm not very religious.
And I say, good, I'm not either.
Because look up the word religion, re, back,
legion, bondage, back to bondage.
You see, Jesus wasn't about religion
and we miss the relationship.
And so Jesus would always turn
from these superficial customs
and have them look at the issues of the heart.
So we see the same story in Matthew 15
and we see Jesus saying, look, you cancel the word of God
for the sake of your own tradition.
And he goes on and he says, you hypocrites,
in verse seven, Matthew 15, seven, you hypocrites.
Isaiah was right when he prophesied about you,
for he said, these people honor me with their lips
but their hearts are far from me.
Their worship is a farce.
They teach man-made ideas as commands from God.
That was Matthew 15 from the New Living Translation.
So it's very interesting.
Jesus had a way of getting to the heart.
Well, because that's where the issues of life flow from.
That's where we have to get to.
We have to get to the heart of the matter.
And it's saying that they had all the religious traditions.
They looked real good on the outside.
In fact, in another place, this is what's funny.
Jesus had the most trouble with the religious people.
Contrary to what people think,
you won't see him judging the sinner.
You see him having compassion.
Someone that's stuck and struggling
and having issues in their life.
He had so much compassion and so much reach out to them
and help them and heal wherever they needed.
The ones he was always going head to head with
were the religious ones.
The ones who thought that they weren't sick
and they didn't need to change.
The ones who thought they had it all together
and that spiritually they were all that in a bag of chips.
Those are the ones that he had trouble with.
And so you see him in another place in scripture
where he calls them whitewashed tombs full of dead man bone.
Dead man bones.
So you see him where on the outside, they look real good.
They're whitewashed.
These people look spick and span clean.
They've done their ceremonial purification.
They got their religious hair, their religious face,
their religious clothes.
They are religious and everybody knows them
for being religious.
But Jesus gets to the heart of it.
They're full of dead man bones.
And here he gets to it.
They're honoring me with their lips,
but their hearts are far from me.
Their worship, he actually goes on to say is a farce.
So they look real good on the outside,
but it's not even real.
So these beliefs happen that our attention is hooked.
We're domesticated.
We're taught this is good.
This is bad.
This is religious.
This is not.
This is spiritual.
This is not.
This is a feminine.
This is not.
This is, you know, we're taught all these things.
And so then what needs to happen,
the second phase of forming your belief is agreement.
And so nothing that anyone says to you matters
until you come into agreement with it.
Everything begins with agreement.
And so this is where for you, as you become conscious,
it's beginning to look and say,
who or what am I agreeing with?
What belief systems did I agree with about money?
What belief systems did I agree with about myself?
What belief systems did I agree with about health,
about life, about love, about relationships,
about money, all these things.
And so as soon as you agree,
it becomes part of your belief system.
And the stronger you agree,
it moves from belief to even faith.
And of course, faith is where
you're believing unconditionally.
And so we make all of these agreements.
And Jesus in Matthew 18 talked about the power
of what we agree, what we permit, what we declare.
Because we're made in the image of God, Genesis, the book of Genesis says we're
made in the image and the likeness of God. We create in the same way that God
created. We have a thought, we begin to imagine that thought and create in our
mind, we begin to speak that thought and we begin to manifest it. And so we have
that God-like quality in the way that he made us, that what's happening in your
life is a reflection of the thoughts that you've thought, the feelings that
you felt, and the words that you're speaking. It's the mind-heart-mouth
connection. And when I do the workshop, Think, Feel, Speak, it gives you the
secrets for manifesting what you want in your life, understanding those three
components. And Jesus wanted them to know in Matthew 18 just how powerful
that we are. And so he makes it clear. He says, look, I tell you, whatever you forbid
and declare to be improper on earth should be what's already forbidden in
heaven. Whatever you permit and declare proper and lawful on earth should be
what's already permitted in heaven. In other words, bring your thinking into
alignment with the way things are in the kingdom of God. In other words, there's no
sickness in the kingdom of God. So when we buy into the idea of sickness, we're
out of alignment with God. There's no poverty in the kingdom of God. So when we
buy into a concept of lack, there's no lack in the kingdom of God. We're out of
agreement, so we're declaring lack. But when we're declaring that, it's out of
agreement with what is already declared in the kingdom of God. And so he begins
to talk in verse 19 that when two of us agree, whenever you come into agreement
with someone about anything, then you can come to a place in agreement that you
can ask and it'll be done for you. Whenever two or three are gathered,
that's where God is present. And so as you come to understand that you giving
your agreement is bringing it to pass in your life. So for example, if a doctor
gives you diagnosis, do you come into agreement with it? Do you accept that
that's your diagnosis? And I meet a lot of people that do. And I mean, the doctors
even tell them how many weeks they have to live and they get on the doctor's
schedule of life. I've seen the opposite. I tell the story about Walter in
Missouri and his doctor said, hey, look, see that wheelchair, that's where you're
going and began to tell him, put down your paintbrush, you're gonna have
arthritis that's gonna be crippling, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Walter walked out the
door and said, I've heard the doctor's report, now what do you say, God? You see,
Walter understood the power of agreement and he was not going to
come into agreement with what the doctor said without first coming into agreement
with what God had to say. And the fact of the matter, God would go on to lead him
to get healing and he's not in a wheelchair to this day. So who or what
you're coming into agreement. So the way the belief is formed is your attention
is hooked, whatever you give your attention, nothing can happen until you
give it your attention. Once you give it your attention, then you have to come
into agreement with it. Once you come into agreement with it, it becomes your
belief and out of that belief now you begin to judge. You begin to judge
yourself, you have an internal judge that's always judging you and you begin
to judge others. And the way that you judge others, you begin to judge yourself.
Romans 2.2, Romans 2.2 says that whenever you judge or condemn another, when you
pose as judge and pass sentence on another, you condemn yourself. So in
judging others, you're judging yourself and so there's these thousands of
agreements that you've made with yourself, with the people in your life,
with society, with your parents, all of these agreements that are now have
become your personality. And when you say this is just who I am, really, how did you
come to be who you are? And is it in line with who you really are? Is it in
line with the high calling that God has on your life? Is it love-based? Is it
filled with compassion and grace? Is it filled with the abundance that God has
promised us? Or did you come into agreement that is far less than the
image of God that you're made in? And so when you say this is just who I am or
this is my personality, this is what I can do, this is what I can't do, this is
based on the agreements that you've set. And I encourage you that this
series is the time to begin to reevaluate that and to break all those
teeny tiny agreements that have been holding you hostage, holding you in
fear, holding you in lack, holding you in dis-ease, holding you in strife, holding
you without the relationships that you desire, the life that you desire. And I
think that this series is one that can totally transform you.
set you free in moving forward. You need to understand the concept of energy
leaks and you have a certain amount of energy, you have a certain amount of
personal power that is given to you in your life and each day and what ends up
happening is these agreements begin to leak our energy. Keeping all these
agreements especially the fear-based agreements require a tremendous amount of
energy and so what happens is we have all of these energy leaks and all of a
sudden we wonder why we're so tired and we wonder why we just can't even make it
through the day and why our life is one of struggle and survival and not one of
joy and not the higher frequency vibrations. So the four agreements that
have potential to break all of these teeny tiny agreements are this number
one be impeccable with your word and that's what we're going to talk about
today be impeccable with your word. Secondly don't take anything personally
that's the second agreement don't take anything personally this is a powerful
freeing freeing agreement. Don't make assumptions oh this is heavy duty most
of the strife most of the trouble you're having in your life has come as a result
of making assumptions. Man I've been busted so bad on this one I've made so
many assumptions only to find out I was so far off base and caused so much
unnecessary suffering and I have to literally go back and make it right with
myself and with the other person and say you know what I made an assumption and
the assumption was far from the truth these assumptions are not truth-based we
just jump to them we make these movies in our head we're the director of the
movies in our head and we just assume all of these things and so don't make
assumptions is the third and finally always do your best and this is a
profound truth the fourth agreement always do your best and boy it just
really begins to change everything I'll talk more about that when we get to the
end of the study but I can tell you one of the things that I've implemented just
even on that is I've started breaking my day into four-hour segments and so
the morning four-hour in the afternoon four-hour in the early evening four-hour
and before I sleep four-hour so I have four you know awake conscious segments
of four and with each hour four I'm learning to just live in the present and
get the most out of it I set an intention for those four hours what I
want to accomplish during those next four hours what those four hours are
going to be dedicated to and I imagine it and I actually log it I see how I end
up spending that four hours and it's very powerful but what's overriding each
one of those four hours is this agreement of always do your best so for
example in the morning the first four hours I wake up early and those first
four hours include my reading time my meditation my journaling my affirmations
my visualization my exercise you know my eating breakfast all the things kind
of gearing up for that day my setting intention for the day setting the order
of what I'm going to be doing that day and so during that four hours I keep
thinking about it when I'm exercising and I'm wanting to quit I think about
this agreement that I do my best always do my best and I push through when I go
to eat you know am I loving my body am I am I doing my best for my body am I doing
and when I go and I hit the work four hours you know am I doing my best and so
as you begin to be very intentional and very conscious you'll see that this has
a very practical approach in your finances in your health and your
business and everything so the first agreement that we're talking about is to
be impeccable with your word to be impeccable with your word and this
originally is a theological word if you go back to the origins of it it's a it's
kind of a rare theological word and impeccable comes from two words and
that's im which means not and peccare which means to sin so the word
impeccable means not to sin and so it means not to sin with your words so this
is really interesting what does it mean to sin with our words how do we know if
we're sinning with our words and that's what we want to break down when we're
talking about
being impeccable with our words, we're talking about not sinning, and I love that he starts
with words because I believe that we're creating our whole world with our words, and the more
that we understand that, we're going to be very careful to guard our tongue.
I believe that it's our creative force, it's how we create, it's how we manifest.
You see, it's the thoughts that you think that begin to birth it.
It's the emotions that you feel around those thoughts that will create the electromagnetic
frequencies eight to 12 feet from your heart that is going to propose, bring about the
law of attraction.
It releases the neuropeptides that's going to talk to every cell in your body, which
is going to have to do with your health.
Our thoughts and our emotions are putting into motion this, but then I look at our tongue,
I look at our words like the sickle, like the harvesting mechanism.
In other words, the fruit is grown with our thoughts and it's watered and nourished with
our emotions, and then it's our words that go and harvest it and actually manifest it,
actually bring it into being.
When you understand the power of your words and the power to create with them, you understand
why being impeccable with your word is so powerful, because you're either creating heaven
or hell with your words in your own life.
Your words are either love-based or fear-based.
They're either edifying, they're building up, or they're tearing down.
They're edifying you and building you up, or they're destroying you.
So let's look at a few verses in the Bible about words as we're talking about it, and
then let's unpack it and see what does it mean to sin with your words, and how can we
be impeccable, that is, sinless, in our words, and what can be the effects in our life by
doing that.
So if you could open your Bible, I'd like some of you to read some of these, and if
you could find Proverbs 18, Proverbs 18 and verse 20.
Go ahead and read that, Proverbs 18 and verse 20, please.
Proverbs 18, 20.
Fruit of his mouth, a man's stomach is filled.
With a harvest from his lips, he is satisfied.
Okay, thank you.
So, what's really interesting is, in the Amplified, it says, a man's filled with the fruit of his mouth.
So, what you're eating, what you're getting full on, actually originated with your mouth.
The Amplified goes on to say, with the consequences of his words, he must be satisfied, whether
good or evil.
The consequences of his words, see, part of wisdom, a new way of thinking, which we were
not taught in the school system, and that we've really lost the ability to do, is to
reason from cause to effect.
In other words, every effect that you're experiencing has a cause, and if we'll learn to get back
to the root cause, and not just the effect, not just the symptom.
So in other words, when you have a headache, the cause is not a Tylenol deficiency, right?
When you have a headache, there's a root cause, and we don't stop to think, am I dehydrated?
Is a vertebrae out in my neck?
Do I have tension, pinching, and nerve?
Have I not eaten, and my blood sugar's low?
There's a reason why I have a headache.
We don't think about that anymore.
We just want to get rid of the effect, and so we take a Tylenol, and we do that in all
areas of our life.
We deal with symptoms, and we don't get to the root causes, and most of the drug industry
is that way, and so this one is making it aware your words have consequences.
It says that you need to be satisfied with the consequences of your words, whether good
or evil.
So if you're not liking the consequences, if you're not liking the fruit, you need to
go back and really evaluate what you have been saying to yourself and to others.
And in verse 21, can you read that next verse there, Cindy?
It's Proverbs 18, 21.
That's just the next verse after what you just read.
The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.
Okay, so death and life are in the power of the tongue, and you're eating that fruit.
Again, it's explained.
Explaining that words have consequences.
Words produce a fruit, the fruit that you're eating.
If you're not liking your financial fruit,
your relational fruit, your health fruit,
if you're not liking the fruit,
the first place to go back is understand consequences
of your words and say,
what have I been speaking over my body?
What have I been speaking over my health?
What have I been speaking over my relationships?
What have I been speaking over my kids?
What have I been speaking over my finances?
And so you begin to see.
In Proverbs 12, 18,
it says the tongue of the wise is health.
If you're wise and you're loving your body
and you're speaking to your body, health,
then you are going to be experiencing health.
In Proverbs 10, 19 and 20,
it says in the multitude of words,
transgression is not lacking.
When there's a lot of words,
there's a good chance you're gonna mess up.
So it says, he who restrains his lips is prudent.
You know, I think we need to just kind of stop
the flapping of the mouth
and just talking without the brain engaged.
We gotta stop just mouthing off about everything
and begin to think about what we say
and be a little bit, have more wisdom
and be a little bit more restrained.
And I'm learning this.
This is a hard one.
I'm a verbal processor.
I like to talk through things to solve them.
And I'm learning to just restrain
and not say everything that comes to my mind.
Not even say everything that God shows me.
It doesn't mean that because God shows me
that I'm supposed to be speaking it right now.
And so learning to have this restraint
because it says in the multitude of words,
transgression is not lacking.
Transgression is another word for sin.
If it's talking about being impeccable with your word,
well, the odds are the more you're just mouthing off
and your mouth is just going, going, going,
the more chance that you're gonna sin
and you are not gonna be impeccable with your words.
Okay, could someone read Colossians 4.6 for me?
In the New Testament, Colossians,
Paul's letter to the Colossians.
So it's after the gospel in the New Testament,
after Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts,
you'll come to Colossians 4.6.
Could somebody read that?
And then someone else could be looking up Ephesians 4.29
because we're gonna go there.
So we're gonna read Colossians 4.6, someone find that.
And then we're gonna read Ephesians 4.29,
someone find that please.
Somebody have Colossians 4.6?
Colossians 4.6.
Come on, guys.
Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt,
that you may know how you ought to answer every man.
Okay, awesome.
Who was that that just read?
Candace.
Oh, Candace, thank you.
So let your speech be always with grace.
Have you thought about your words having grace,
seasoned with salt,
that you know how you should answer every man?
What if all of our answers were seasoned with grace?
Would we talk different if our words always included grace,
unmerited favor, believing the best in the other person,
believing the best of life, believing the best of God,
believing the best of ourselves?
Okay, someone else has Ephesians 4.29?
Ephesians 4.29.
Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth,
but that which is good to the use of edifying,
that it may minister grace unto the hearers.
That's awesome.
Thank you, Judy.
So let no, none, zero, zippo,
let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth.
Did you know your communication can be corrupted?
Have you ever had on the computer a document
that got corrupted by a virus or by something,
and so the document no longer is any good,
it's corrupted, right?
Our words, it says, can be corrupted.
Let no corrupt communication come out of your mouth.
Only that which is good.
Well, how do we know what is good?
How do we know what's good communication?
Well, it goes on and describes.
What does it mean by good communication?
to the use of edifying edifying we get the root word edifice from edifying it
means to build up to support to strengthen so your words should be like
an edifice have you ever seen a building that is being built or painted and
there's the whole scaffolding around the edifice is there supporting it all the
way up this is what our words should do when we speak our words they should
build up support strengthen edify minister grace it says to the hearer so
your words are designed not to hear yourself talk not to just get it off
your chest as we often say tell give them a piece of my mind tell them what
I'm feeling it's not supposed to be about you it says that it may minister
grace to the hearer our communication is supposed to be based on love instead of
fear if it's based on ourselves and it's going to be fear-based very often
but when it's based on ministering grace to the hearer now it's going to be
love-based and I'm thinking how will my words help this person be a better
version of who they are how will my words strengthen this person edify this
person uplift this person support this person challenge this person encourage
this person call this person into their high calling into who they are and so
we're allowing our words to minister grace to the hearer so we're keeping in
mind the here we're conscious of the here and the effect that our words have
on them in the book the four agreements he tells a story that is unfortunately
all too common and maybe you grew up with something like this I know I did it
talks about a mom that came home stressful day at work she was exhausted
and she had the worst headache and she was just pounding throbbing headache
trying to survive and she had a little girl and the little girl was just free
and dancing and singing and twirling and going about being the little girl and as
she's just singing her little heart content out happy just in the moment the
mother says would you shut up you have a terrible voice stop singing do you know
that little girl from that point on because the mom hooked her attention she
went into agreement with the mom she didn't think to question the mom she
went into agreement it became part of her belief system and her belief system
is that she cannot sing and you will not find that little girl who's now a grown
woman singing in public you see I'm one of those I was always made fun of my
voice and my singing I heard that growing up so you'll see me by myself
and the shower around the house I'm just singing away but anybody comes around I'm
mouthing it or not singing at all I won't sing in front of people we've
taken on these belief systems and they're still holding us captive they're
still holding us bondage and so to be impeccable with our words was that
mother impeccable did it really have anything to do with the little girl's
voice of course not any noise would have gotten to that woman who had the headache
it had nothing to do with the little girl and yet those words become our
agreements so the word impeccability means without sin and in the book the
four agreements this is what he says he says religions talk about sin and
sinners but let's understand what it really means to sin and he gives a very
interesting definition of sin that I think is very deep and very
comprehensive and something to really think about he says a sin is anything
you do which goes against yourself a sin is anything you do which goes
against yourself now scripturally I could back that up and say yeah that
agrees with the Word of God James chapter 4 says anyone who knows to do
good and doesn't do it is sinning so if you knew something was good and you
didn't do it Paul talks about when when we're being casual I don't lack of
better words or whatever and and and he's talking about being with a
prostitute that you're not just sinning against God but you're sinning against
your own body you're sinning against yourself so we do know that what we do
is is sinning against ourself and so he goes on to say a Don Don Miguel right
here says the sin is anything you do which goes against yourself now think
about this everything you feel or believe or say that goes against
yourself is a sin how many times
Did you do something because it was expected of you, but you did not feel it was right for you
How many times did you do something that you went against yourself?
He says you go against yourself when you judge or you blame yourself for anything
Being without sin is exactly the opposite being impeccable is not going against yourself
In other words, I like how he puts this when you're impeccable
You take responsibility for your actions, so this is not about not taking responsibilities
Did you take responsibility for your actions, but you do not judge or blame yourself?
There's a big difference and
in this book
he talks about the three people that are inside of yourself and
One is the judge and you're always always always judging yourself. And then the other is the victim
inside of yourself and
So in order to be able to judge yourself, you have to be the victim
And so you judge yourself and you know, that was such a stupid move and the victim. Yeah, I'm stupid. I agree
I shouldn't have done that. And so you've got this conversation going on inside of yourself. And so he says
You take responsibility for your actions, but you do not judge or blame yourself
And so by the way is judge and victim and critic is the third the third one of those three and we'll talk about those
As we go along so he says being without sin is exactly the opposite
It means that you take responsibility, but you don't judge or blame yourself
something common-sense
you see sin begins with
rejection of
Yourself. I want you to really think about this sin begins with
Rejection of yourself
Self-rejection is the biggest sin you commit in
religious terms
Self-rejection is a mortal sin that leads to death
Impeccability on the other hand leads to life being impeccable with your words is not using your words
Against yourself. This is a powerful concept this idea of self
Self-rejection
We do this so much. Do you know the rise?
You see I I believe that the dis-eases that we face are all a reflection of what's going on with
Psychoneuroimmunology we understand that each of those diseases
Has to do with a predominant emotional state and that a predominant emotional state
Lands in a certain organ of the body and will manifest itself in a particular dis-ease
well, it's interesting one of the
Top things that we're facing in health is
autoimmune disorders
Autoimmune disorders auto means self immune it means the immune system begins to attack itself
The body begins to attack itself
You see very literally we see in the body what is going on in the emotional state?
Which body do you think would?
Continuously attack itself
Right
Which body is going to attack itself the emotions that have attacked themselves
So if you're dealing with this self rejection and
By the way in the church it is called humility
It's called false humility is what it is
so
You sing beautifully and someone comes up and says that was amazing song. Well, we're taught in church to say
Oh, it wasn't me. It was God. Oh
I didn't do that. God did it now?
Everything that we do the source and origin is God and humility
understands that but
false humility is
Constantly self-degrading yourself in order to look humble and it's not it's not based on truth and self
Rejection is far from
humility
Self-rejection is what we do all the time and you understand that the reason that words are so powerful is that words?
Tell you if you want to know what's going on in your heart if you want to know what's going on in your spirit
If you want to know what's going on in your subconscious
Conscious
You can listen to your own words and it'll allow you to start cluing in if you say I'm not really sure what the
Predominant emotional state that I'm walking in most the time
begin to become conscious of your words hear yourself speaking step outside of yourself and begin to hear yourself speaking and
In that process you'll begin to understand what's going on in your mind and your heart and your spirit
Matthew 12 34
Says that out of the heart the mouth speaks
Matthew 12 34 says this if you grow a healthy tree
You'll pick healthy fruit if you grow a diseased tree
You'll pick worm-eaten fruit the fruit tells you about the tree and so
Looking at the fruit and the fruit with our words and our and the results of our words tells us about how healthy the
tree is
In the message it goes on and says this it says you have minds like a snake pit
Very is talking to the religious leaders again
How do you suppose that what you say is worth anything when you're so foul-minded?
It's your heart
Not the dictionary that gives meaning to your words, did you catch that?
It's your heart
Not the dictionary that gives meaning to your words
and it goes on to say a good person produces good deeds and words season after season an
Evil person is a blight on the orchard. Let me tell you someone is something he goes on to say in the message
This is still Matthew 12 34 through 37 in the message
He says let me tell you something every one of these careless words is gonna come back to haunt you did you catch that
Every one of those careless words, how many careless words are we speaking?
It's gonna come back to haunt you. There'll be a time of reckoning words are powerful. Take them
seriously
Here it is words can be your salvation
Words can be your damnation
So what are some of the ways that we can be impeccable with our words? I'd love to hear from you
What are some examples of how you could be impeccable with your words? Let's have a little conversation and then I'll share some more scripture
Let's make this practical let's make it real life just apply it to where you are
What are some things you could do to be impeccable with your word?
I
Know this is Candace. I think and in my practice
One of the things that I find is a true indicator is we keep our agreements
Everyone around us as a family our business everything else. The first place that we tend to
Let it go is our agreements with ourselves at the time for the reception and the time for daily exercise
I think with that it's usually the first indicator for me as a coach that
It's happening and we think
That's good Candace, thank you. Thank you for sharing that
Okay. So part of being impeccable with our words is keeping the agreements that we we desire to keep with ourselves
and so again that has to do with love based or fear based and so
when you love your body when you truly love your body and
I'm becoming more and more conscious of that of truly loving my body
So because this this body, you know is kind of our tent
It's what has to get us through life and it's going to be an enjoyable life that has you know
Strength and ease of motion and health and and all of that or it's not based on how we treat this, you know
Scripture says do you not know that your body is the temple of God?
It's it's housing the very Spirit of God
so I got to get real serious about this temple and how I treat it and so I've begun to
be conscious in my agreements of loving every part of my body and
So, you know, I'll love my feet. I'll get a pedicure
I'll put lotion on my feet and I'll thank God for my feet and I'll think about how
Because of those feet I'm able to walk I'm able to move forward in my dreams. I'm able to stand
I'm able to speak and do the things that I love and so I begin to have a
Gratitude and a love and I nurture my feet and and you can do that with each area of your body and you begin to
Be loving your body. Well when you love your body
You won't make those decisions that are are hurting your body
Those are based out of lack of love. And so that's really good. Candice will begin to keep those agreements somebody else
What does it mean to be impeccable with your words?
How can you apply this in your life
Let's be really practical in this study
And so think about in your life how you're going to begin to apply this idea of being impeccable with your words
Here's another example to put in the mix
Not using your word against yourself. What do you say to yourself when you look in the mirror?
What do you say to yourself when you look
the mirror. In the book the four agreements Don says you can measure the
impeccability of your word by your level of self-love. How much you love yourself
and how how you feel about yourself are directly proportional to the quality and
integrity of your word. When you are impeccable with your word you feel good
and you feel happy and you feel at peace. So the quality of your words and the
impeccability of your word is directly tied with self-love. So speaking
against yourself when you look in the mirror, what are you saying to yourself
in the mirror? Another example is speaking against yourself with your
health. What do you say about your body? I call these self-fulfilling prophecies.
You know in quantum healing Dr. Chopra says, Deepak Chopra says, you may not
think you can talk to your DNA but in fact you do continuously. We now know
that our DNA responds to our words. We see a coiling and uncoiling. We see a
change. Our DNA responds to our words and so he goes on to say for instance if a
person is always saying I'm sick and tired of, they shouldn't be surprised if
they're tired a lot or they become sick. I know that in Korea a particular Korean
saying is Chuketa and and so you might say Pego Paso Chuketa. I'm so hungry
I'm dying. You know Pico Neso Chuketa. I'm so tired I'm dying right and so
they're constantly speaking death over themselves in every word and it's
interesting that Korea has experienced probably the highest level of death in
terms of wars percentage wise, population wise. Constant, constant death and
destruction and it's interesting that it's part of their language. They're
saying it about everything. I'm so tired I could die. I'm so hungry I could die.
I'm so this I'm dying and they're constantly speaking I'm dying I'm dying
I'm dying and we do the same thing in in this country in English. Carol Truman
talks about in feelings buried alive never die to be careful what you claim.
If you're always calling the health condition of your body as yours, you're
faithfully claiming it. So if you're walking around saying my cancer, my
varicose veins, my diabetes, my bad eyes, my allergies, you know instead of
separating it from yourself and saying the cancer or the whatever, we take
ownership of it and again remember we're talking about the power of agreement. How
how do all of these agreements happen? We come in agreement with the disease and
we call it mine, my MS, my disease and so thinking about that, thinking about being
impeccable with your word in terms of what you're speaking over your body, what
you're speaking over your health, what you're speaking over your finances. What
do you say? Do you tell your kids I'm broke? We're broke. What a thing to say.
You know when you pay your bills, do you have incredible gratitude when you
communicate with others? I have shared with some of you if you notice my
signature wherever I'm Facebooking or writing or sending you a letter, my
signature is praying that you prosper in all things. Comes from 3rd John 2. So
I'm always speaking that blessing whenever I'm communicating, wherever I'm
communicating, that's my signature tagline, praying you prosper in all
things. Of course it's the name of my company but if you notice then my name
comes. So what does my eyes see every time I bless someone? Praying you
prosper in all things, Brenda. So in blessing them I'm blessing myself every
day. Understanding the concept of blessing your spirit, using your words to
bless and not to curse and learning to bless your spirit and so what do you say
when when you pay your bills? Do you praise God and thank God that you have
electricity that keeps you warm and keeps you cool and that you can pay for
right now? Do you thank God every time you write a check for every bill that
you're able to do that? Watch it multiply. Whatever you're focusing on
expands. So being impeccable with your words. Let's have some more examples how
you could apply this in your life. Think about some ways that you could be
applying this.
What are some ways that you could incorporate this being impeccable with
your word, not sinning with your word, not sinning against yourself with your
words. Think about some applications.
patient strategies here of when you leave this call,
how can you apply this, that it totally changes your life?
This is Janice again.
I think one of the things that you said today
that was interesting is that I do have intuition
and I do see things, but not always having to share them.
I'm being more careful about the insight
that I seek in allowing other people
to have their own experience rather than listening to me
to show them the way, empowering them
to reach those conclusions on their own.
That's really good.
And good or bad, being really careful
when you put out there, because it may not be the time.
And that's the key.
It's a timing issue.
So a lot of times God will show me something,
you get this intuition, you get this prophetic download
or whatever, and then what you do
is you have a double conversation
before you're saying to that person,
you're taking what you got and you're purifying it with God.
So you're actually, I learned this
from just a mighty, mighty prophet.
And he'll always say, God, is this,
I'm hearing you say this.
Did I hear it correctly, first of all?
And secondly, and it'll just build up inside of you
and that's the case, it'll just get stronger.
And then you say, is this the right time?
Is this the right place for me to share this?
And if you're really listening,
there'll be a lot of times where God says, no,
that person is not ready for that yet.
And the very nature when you study scripture
of prophecy or intuition is,
it's very often way ahead of its time.
You'll get a word that isn't actually gonna be fulfilled
for six months, a year, a couple years.
I've had things that God has shown me
that it's only manifesting now
and he showed me two years ago.
And what happens when God shows me,
I get all impatient and I'm all excited to act on it
and bring it to pass and all of that.
And God, I had a dream one time
and it was about eating a banana that was not ripe.
And it was like a banana that you can barely peel
and you put it in your mouth
and it like is all sticky and furry
or if you've had a persimmon that's not ripe
right in your mouth, it's just nasty, right?
A banana that's ripe is just smooth
and sweet and delicious.
A banana that's not ripe is just nasty.
And he talked to me about trying to eat fruit
before it's ripe and prophetic words,
the visions that God has given you in your heart,
the things he's given you to share with other people.
If it's premature, it's eating fruit that's not ripe.
And so it doesn't have that.
So that's really good insight.
Thank you for sharing that.
That's really good.
Somebody else, being impeccable with your word.
This is where we can mastermind
and there's a value for everybody sharing with each other.
So please share the things that God's putting on your spirit.
It's important, that blesses everybody.
Not to tell yourself you can't do something,
I can't do that, or...
That's great.
Yep, that's good.
That's really good because that's focusing
on the lack and on the limitation.
And scripture says all things are possible
to them who believe.
So there really isn't anything that you can't do.
And part of this being impeccable with your words
is learning to ask yourself the right questions.
And in learning to ask the right questions,
instead of saying, I can't pay for this,
a better question that gets the brain engaged is,
what could I do today?
What's the single most important thing I could do today
to bring in an extra thousand dollars?
Well, that's an empowering question
that the brain can go to work.
If I say, I can't afford it, that's the can't word,
I can't afford it, I've just shut down everything.
Creativity is shut down, possibility is shut down,
prayers are shut down.
We've just shut down everything with our words,
I can't afford it.
And I have people, I'll invite them to my events.
Before they've even asked how much they are,
they'll say, I can't afford it.
And I have often felt led to go back and challenge them
and say, before you make that decision,
I mean, really ask God, first of all,
is this event for you?
Are you supposed to be there?
Because he always makes a way if you truly desired it.
But we just shut things down instantly and say,
I have people, no matter what I say to them,
whatever I bring up, they go, I can't afford it.
I can't afford it, I can't afford it, I can't afford it.
Just shut down.
with lack I can't afford it instead of asking the question what could I do to
increase my income by an extra thousand dollars what are all the things that I
could do all of a sudden the brain gets creative wow I could I could put on
eBay all that stuff sitting in my garage I could do this I could do that I could
you know create an e-book I could like your brain just comes up with thousands
of ideas instead of just shutting it down with the word can't so that's
really good thank you for bringing that up anybody else ways you can be
impeccable with your words
what did God bring to your attention where you haven't been impeccable with
your word what did God bring to your attention about the way you're talking
about your health or the way you're talking about your body or another one
is gossip Proverbs 18 8 says the words of a whisperer or a tale bearer are
dainty morsels they go down into the innermost part of the body so much is
destroyed because of gossip one person says well did you know that this person
this and now the next person every time they see that person they wouldn't have
thought about it before but now that these words go down like dainty morsels
in the innermost part of the body they're now part of them they're now
judging and watching for that word and may not have been based on on that and
gossip spreads across and destroys it destroys people it destroys lives in so
many ways this is another way of not gossiping not being impeccable with our
words so think about ways that you haven't been impeccable or that you
really want to begin to implement how can you apply this lesson what would be
the way that you look at this and say I'm making a commitment to be impeccable
with my word this is the application portion
I think one of the things is to be aware and so I'm actually gonna sit down and
record conversations that I have and actually see if I know what I'm saying
or what I think I'm saying is actually true hmm that's an awesome exercise
that's powerful that's powerful one of the things too is like you're saying
it's just becoming aware so part of being aware is being aware of what words
mean so for example I've shared with you often one of the words that I'm working
to eliminate from my vocabulary is the word want we say I want this I want that
I want to do this want means extreme lack so you're declaring extreme lack
every time you say the word want well it's a habit and so each time I say I
want then I change it real quick and say I desire and I just working to work that
out and so what happens is you begin to hear yourself and as you're saying it
because you're conscious you're beginning to go oh well I just said it
again and oh I didn't really mean that you know at the at the last God health
and me then I talked about using words for manipulation and often as women
especially will say things that we don't really mean because we want a different
response and we say something like oh I look so fat in this don't I and you are
not saying that because you want someone to agree and say yeah you look fat in it
you're saying that because you want someone to validate you and speak life
to you and say oh no you don't look fat at all you couldn't look fat if you
tried you look fantastic you know so you didn't really mean what you said you
weren't impeccable with your words you were using it as a form of manipulation
to get people's attention so these are ways that we're not being impeccable with
our words and you know in this book he talks about white magic and black magic
and white magic is where you're using your words for good and you're casting a
spell of love and life and so on with your words black magic is where you're
you're injecting this poison into others lives and into the environment and it
just stays and stays and stays and and when we use it that way you know it
really causes a lot of suffering it causes a lot of pain and so this is this
is the powerful thing that you can begin to understand that you know just one
piece of this misinformation can break down communication between
people and it just becomes contagious and like we saw with the Pharisees it
gets handed down these traditions get handed down handed down handed down
handed down and so like in gossip and you hook someone's attention and you
spread the poison about someone in your life and it's your opinion it's not even
necessarily based on truth but that opinion gets projected as being truth
and this poison gets spread and it goes from person to person and influences how
that person views the person and the person that they tell and you end up
putting this this negative spell if you will and he literally calls it black
magic that gets infested into our entire culture so that concludes this study I
pray is just really blessed you as you begin to analyze the agreements that
you've made and the way of breaking these four agreements is or breaking the
thousands of agreements that we have is now beginning to implement these four
agreements and they move us from fear-based thinking to love-based
thinking and from fear-based words and consequences to love-based words and
consequences and the first step of that is is awareness it's being conscious of
what you bought into what your belief system is and what your words which are
telling you what those are by listening to our words and we can then begin this
transformation process by making a commitment to be impeccable with our
words and letting our words that we've analyzed them with God before we speak
them and we make sure that they're not just coming from our ego or they're not
coming from a place of manipulation or control or a place of fear or just a
lack of knowledge or just repeating something that was said that we just
hooked our attention and we went into agreement with but we're now beginning
to look at words and in the process of looking at our words it allows us to
look deep into our own heart and find out what things are deep-seated in our
heart which are being reflected in our life so I pray that this study has been
a blessing for you I'm looking forward to continuing it same place same time
next week as we work our way through these four agreements and the biblical
perspective and understanding that in this case the power of life and death is
in your tongue so go forward and and spread life speak life speak life to
yourself speak life to your children your loved ones begin to speak life to
the people that God brings in your life speak life to your clients just begin to
speak life to your finances speak life to your body speak life to your health
speak life to your home speak life to your business just begin to use that
God-given power you're made in the image of God begin to use that amazing power
of speaking life into yourself and into others and watch the tremendous change
and transformation that happens and the removal of so much that's negative just
by speaking life so I bless you all I pray that everything you put your hand
to this week prospers I pray that your words will become impeccable and as a
result your life will be filled with just joy and peace and abundance and I
just ask that everything you put your hand to prospers and I thank you for
joining and being part of this Bible based spiritual equipping on the four
agreements and we will see you next week