Sandy EdwardsPastor, Founder, Thirst With Hunger · Pastor at Thirst With Hunger

God didn’t call you that. #propheticwordforyou #jesuschrist #lordandsavior #wordshavepower

4 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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In this short prophetic exhortation, the speaker urges believers to stop labeling themselves as “nobodies” when sharing the gospel. She argues that God has given each person a name, purpose, and gifts, and that self‑deprecating confessions foster insecurity and self‑pity. Emphasizing the spiritual power of spoken words, she warns that the words we repeatedly confess over our mind, heart, and life can produce either life or death. The speaker calls listeners to be mindful of their self‑talk, to affirm their identity in Christ, and to speak words that align with God’s intention for them.

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I know we mean well, but we need to mean well according to the Spirit. Please stop confessing over yourself that you're just a nobody trying to tell somebody about Jesus who came to save them. You're not a nobody. Your words have so much more power than you know. So if you're constantly saying over yourself you're just a nobody, don't be surprised when you are constantly operating from a place of self-pity and insecurity because you're the one who keeps saying over yourself that you're just a nobody. God doesn't create nobodies. You are someone to him. He gave you a name. He gave you gifts all on purpose with intention. You are not just a nobody trying to tell somebody about Jesus, okay? You're not a nobody. Please be mindful of the words that you confess over your mind, over your heart, and over your everything in your life. They produce life or death. Be mindful of this. You're not just a nobody. Please stop saying it.