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Today's Confession: I Carry What Heaven Has Already Given

7 December 2020
Today's Confession: I Carry What Heaven Has Already Given

2 Peter 1:3 — "According as his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness." Not "will give." Has given. Past tense. Finished transaction.

Most of our praying is asking for something that's actually sitting in an account we haven't checked yet. So today, don't ask. Declare.

His divine power has given me everything that pertains to life and godliness.

Say it over the thing you've been asking for. The exam. The contract. The business. The relationship that needs mending. Whatever you would normally beg for, channel this instead: "Therefore I call this assignment done — by the power of the Holy Ghost."

The prayer of a righteous man makes power available (James 5:16). You've already prayed that power into place many times over. Today is about putting it to work — pointing what's already available at the specific thing in front of you, in the name of Jesus.

Everything works together for your good. Declare it — everything is aligning for you, in Jesus' name.

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