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...YOU ARE WHAT YOU SAY...       
"For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation." Rom10:10 
Our opening verse says ".....with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.."
The word confession in the new testament is derived from the Greek word "homologia" meaning to speak the same thing in agreement with another. This means that you should agree with, and say what the Word of God says about you or your situation.
Just like God said in the beginning "let there be light" and light appeared, so has He given you the ability to speak, to create things (bring those into being). Don't damage your destiny with your mouth but declare the Word to your world. Never talk failure. ............God bless you all...
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