Sons and Daughters 12/31 Wednesday Wisdom

"Beloved now are we the Sons of God."  The same mighty Spirit that wrought in Christ, is in you. You are a son now, a daughter.Romans 8:14-16 is absolutely true and real in your life.
You are the sons and daughters of God by an actual birth of which Jesus spoke in John 3:3-8.  "Marvel not that I say unto thee, ye must be born from above."
You have been born of the same Spirit that conceived Jesus.
You are empowered with the same Spirit that wrought in Christ and finally raised Him from the dead.

-- E. W. Kenyon

Enlarge Our Hearts 12/30 Tuesday Truth

"Of His fullness we have all received."  The very gates of heaven are open.  He is pouring out such a blessing that our hearts cannot receive it, so He has to enlarge our hearts just as the man mentioned in Luke enlarged his barns so he would have a place to store his grains.
God has to enlarge our hearts so that we can receive of His fullness and not burst.

-- E.W. Kenyon

Exceeding Abundantly 12/29 Monday Meditation

"Now unto Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think according to the power that worketh in us."  You talk about being weak, about being powerless in the face of such a scripture! Put that modern testimony of uselessness over against this revelation of His fullness.
-- E.W. Kenyon

Let Jesus Be Big in You 12/19 Friday Faith

This will be my last post until  the Monday after Christmas, as we will have family here for a week.  Wishing everyone a blessed and wonder-filled Christmas.
Let Jesus Christ be big in you.
Count on Him rather than weakness.
Count on Him rather than circumstances.
Count on Him rather than the arm of flesh.
Rest in Him.
Take your place in Him.
Give Him his place in your life.
Do it now, and say to your heart, "I am more than conqueror: I am more than a victor; I am identified with the very Son of God; He is identified with me.  Now live and let Him live in you.

-- E.W. Kenyon

If you have Jesus... 12/18 Thursday Thoughts

We have in our bodies the great mighty Holy Spirit.He makes our bodies His temples.
We have all the power there is.
We have it now.
Have you Jesus?
You say, "Yes."
Well, if you have Jesus, you have everything.
Use your rights.
Use your privileges.

-- E.W. Kenyon 

Think of Faith 12/16 Wednesday Wisdom

Hanukkah (the feast of dedication, the festival of light) begins Tuesday at sundown... the celebration of our deliverance from our enemies.  Jesus celebrated Hanukkah:   John 10:22-23  "And it was at Jerusalem the feast of the dedication, and it was winter. And Jesus walked in the temple in Solomon's porch."

We are to think in terms of faith, to use the language of faith, to walk in the realm of faith, and to refuse any other walk.
We are the sons of God and are to walk as the first Son did when He walked on earth.
We bear about in our bodies the resurrection power of Jesus; the life of Jesus.

-- E.W. Kenyon

Doubts Are of the Devil 12/16 Tuesday Truth

How it dishonors Him for us to talk of doubts and to pray for faith in Him.We have no more business to deal in doubts than we have to deal in contraband goods.
We have no more right to deal in doubts than we have in narcotics.
Doubts are of the devil, and to honor doubts is to honor Satan; to honor unbelief is to dishonor God.

-- E.W. Kenyon 

If prayer is not answered... 12/15 Monday Meditation

If prayer is not answered, hold fast to your confession.
If the Name of Jesus does not give instant deliverance, hold fast your confession.
If the money does not come, stand by your confession.
Luke 1:37:  "No Word from God is void of power."
Isaiah 55:11: The Word must accomplish the will of the Father.
"So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth:  it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it."

-- E.W. Kenyon 

What He Says I Am... 12/12 Friday Faith

What He says I am, I declare that I am.
I make my confession boldly.
You make your confession:  "God is my Father; I am His child.  As a son in His family, I am taking my place.  I am acting my part.  I am in Christ.  Christ is in me."
You remember that the Father will be to you what you confess Him to be.

-- E.W. Kenyon 

Going Back on Your Prayer 12/11 Thursday Thoughts

A woman said recently after I had prayed for her and opened the Word to her, "You will keep on praying for my disease, won't you?"
Her confession was the Word was a lie...

There is a danger of praying, then going back on your prayer.
When you pray for some need, and declare that the need is not met, you have repudiated your prayer.
But prayer is answered.
His Word is real.
Do not annul the Word by a negative confession.

E.W. Kenyon 

Dangers of Wrong Confession 12/10 Wednesday Wisdom

"Confession" is this case does not mean, as we usually think of it, confession of sin.  It means stating (confessing) that things are the way they are instead of stating the way that they can be.

There is a grave danger of making a wrong confession, a wrong affirmation.
We confess our fears and doubts.  That gives Satan dominion.
We confess our sickness and that confession binds our will as a captive and holds us in absolute slavery.
We confess our want and lack of money, and want comes like an armed man and holds us in bondage.
We confess lack of ability, in the face of the fact that God said He was the strength of our life.
These confessions of failure shut the Father out, and let Satan in; give him the right-of-way.
These confessions repudiate the Word of God.  They honor Satan.
What should we confess?
Psalm 23:1:  "The Lord is my shepherd; I do not want."
You are not afraid anymore, and you confess it.
John 10:29:  "My Father is greater than all."
Our words imprison us, or they set us free.  

-- E.W. Kenyon 

With Joy 12/9 Tuesday Truth

With joy we confess Psalm 23:1, "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want."Jeremiah 16:19: "O Jehovah, my strength, and my stronghold, and my refuge in the day of affliction."
Phil. 4:13:  "I can do all things in Christ who strengtheneth me."
I say to the world:  "The Lord Jesus is my supply.  He is my shepherd; I do not want."

-- E.W. Kenyon

Use the Name 12/8 Monday Meditation

Few of us have realized the power of His Word on our lips.He said in Mark 16:18 that  those who believe "shall lay hands on the sick and they shall recover."
John 14:13:  "Whatsoever ye shall ask in my Name, that will I do."
Acts 3 deals with the story of the Name in Peter's lips.  He said, 'look on us ... In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk."
If you do not use the Name, the Name can do nothing.
But if you will use the Name, it will be as the Father's Name was in Jesus' lips.

-- E.W. Kenyon

You Stand Complete 12/5 Friday Faith

"If therefore the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed."
The truth will make you free.  You declare that whom the Son has made free is free in reality, that sin cannot lord it over you any longer, that disease and sickness cannot lord it over you.
Romans 6:14:  "For sin shall not have dominion over you," or "lord it over you."
Worry and anxiety cannot lord it over you.  Satan's dominion is ended.
You stand complete in Him.

-- E.W.Kenyon 

Positive and Negative Confession 12/4 Thursday Thoughts

Confession heals, or confession keeps you sick.By your confession, you are saved or lost.
By your confession, you have plenty, or you lack.
By your confession, you are weak, or you are strong.
You are what you confess with your lips, and what you believe in your heart.
Your confession of failure keeps you in the realm of failure.
Proverbs 6:2:  "Thou art snared with the words of thy mouth..."
We are snared by our confession, or we are set free with the words of our confession.
Make your confession harmonize with the Word of God.

-- E.W. Kenyon 

Our Words Determine Our Faith 12/3 Wednesday Wisdom

Our confession must be a confession of the absolute faithfulness of the Word, of His finished work, and of the reality of our relationship as sons and daughters.
Our words determine our faith.
Our words are our confession.
If I continually confess lack; I believe in lack; my confession surely becomes a reality.
I confess the things which I believe.
If I believe in failure and weakness, I will confess it.
I will live up to the standard of my confession.
If I dare say that Psalm 34:10 is true, "But they that seek Jehovah shall not want any good thing," and if I stand by my confession, God will make good all I have confessed.

-- E.W. Kenyon 

One With Him 12/2 Tuesday Truth

We are actually one with Him.We actually belong to royalty.
We are as much a part of Jesus as He and the Father are a part of each other.
His very substance and being is in us.
I wonder what would happen to us if we meditated about our oneness with Christ, our union with the Body of Christ.

-- E.W. Kenyon