SILENCE the Voices of Doubt in Your Life and Prepare for VICTORY
And I’m wondering if there are things echoing in your head right now that are stopping you from living your best life because you will not silence them by speaking back. >> What do you remember when life get hard? When things get tough, when friends get few, there ought to be something in your life that you remember God brought you through or brought you from or brought you out of that feeds you.
It’s important that you have something to remember, something on God’s resume that you know that you know that you know that he did for you and it tells you that if God would do that, he can do this. This is the end. You’re going to lose everything. You won’t come out of this. You’re not smart enough. You’re not bright enough.
You waited too late. You should have started younger. Those are the kind of voices that we all live with. For me, our ministry was growing. We lived in a nice house, nice house we’d ever had. driving a nice car, living from paycheck to paycheck, but making it. Every night I lay down at night after she goes to sleep, I hear the voices.
Those voices are the kind of voices that stop you from buying into your own life. Stop you from enjoying the good times and believing that they will last. the anxiety and the pressure and the strength that it took to get from where you were to where you are doesn’t go away. So, so you don’t really believe it’s yours.
You’re driving it, but you don’t really believe it’s yours. And you’re scared to relax and really rest in whatever it is or whoever it is because everything else went away. Maybe this will go away too. We talk about faith for bad times, but but you also need faith in good times to actually believe the goodness of God is not going anywhere.
>> To silence the voices that keep saying, “You’ll never make it. You’re about to lose everything.” Fear gets in your heart. See, see, I know what it’s like to be poor, and I know what it’s like to be without, and I know what it’s like not to have dinner for my kids. Returning to that, that the idea that that could happen is terrifying.
