What if your mouth has been building the very thing you are afraid of?
Money is not spiritual — but your words over it are. "I am broke." "We can't afford it." "Money is tight." "This is killing me." Those sound like harmless sayings. They are not harmless. They are confessions — "death and life are in the power of the tongue, and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof" (Proverbs 18:21).
Caleb and Grace teach the difference most people miss: describing vs. decreeing. Describing says, here is what I see. Decreeing says, here is what will be. "He shall have whatsoever he saith" (Mark 11:23) — not whatsoever he wishes. Whatsoever he saith. Plus the Greek word homologeo (saying the same thing God says), why your tongue doesn't know you're joking, and the seven-day purge: a fast from death talk about money.
Your words are seeds, your tongue is the planter, and your future is the field. Plant life.
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From the book "Mammon: The Believer's Authority Over Money" by Derrick L. Shaw Sr. — available on Amazon.
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