The Language Of God

Apostle Grace Lubega

Romans 4:17(KJV); (As it is written, I have made thee a father of many nations,) before him whom he believed, even God, who quickeneth the dead, and calleth those things which be not as though they were.

There are people who in the guise of repentance to God pray in this manner, “Lord, forgive me because I am a thief…”

Why do you refer to yourself as a thief?!

Study the language of the Spirit with regard to the new creature in Christ.

You will learn that God has never defined men by the state they found themselves. He was deliberate in separating the state from the person in that state.

For example, for the woman caught in adultery, the Bible says, “A woman taken in adultery…”(John 8:3).

God did not call her an adulterous woman.

A Born Again Christian cannot be an alcoholic; he or she is simply a man or woman struggling with alcoholism.

A Born Again Christian cannot be a prostitute; she is simply a woman struggling with prostitution.

God doesn’t call them alcoholics, thieves or prostitutes.

So as a believer, approach God in the same wisdom regardless of the weakness you are struggling with in the flesh. Go to Him and say, “I am the righteousness of God. I am the healed of the Lord. I am a victor.”

Speak the God-language. And that’s how you walk out of any weakness in the flesh. Hallelujah!

FURTHER STUDY: Philemon 1:6, Joel 3:10

GOLEN NUGGET:

God has never defined men by the state they found themselves. He was deliberate in separating the state from the person in that state. A Born Again Christian cannot be an alcoholic; he or she is simply a man or woman struggling with alcoholism. A Born Again Christian cannot be a prostitute; she is simply a woman struggling with prostitution. God doesn’t use such language.

PRAYER: Father, I thank You for this Word. I choose to speak Your language in all that I say. The confessions of my lips are aligned to Your Word. I refuse to regard weakness in the flesh but behold the perfection in Christ. Oh, I am the righteousness of God. I am holy and sanctified by Christ. I am healthy in my body, divinely blessed and prosperous because of what Christ has done. In Jesus’ name. Amen.