Speak A New Start - Pt 5

<p>Hello! It's a great Friday to you in the name of Jesus.&nbsp;</p> <p>We thank God for keeping us right in the beginning of this week till today, the weekend start today but whether is weekend or not, God wants you to stay winning, He doesn't want us to say oh!!, It Friday I want &nbsp;to get away from this thing, whatever it is, God want every day to be a glorious experience for us and that's my prayer for you that everyday will be a wining experience, refreshing and wonderful for you in the name of Jesus.</p> <p>We've been talking about speaking yourself into a new experience. The place of speaking in experiencing the new. Yes! We're taking about Faith for a new start, new beginning but speaking plays a major in experiencing that. Somebody said, Pastor Niyi am tired of this speaking thing. You know when I was a child my parents said don't speak this way, and that's true. A number of cultures in Africa and probably around the word too don't support speaking. He said have been speaking and not experiencing anything. So, why exactly is it important that we speak this thing?. What happened with this &nbsp;whole speaking thing?&nbsp;</p> <p>Psalm 45:1&nbsp;</p> <p>'My heart is overflowing with a good theme; I recite my composition concerning the King; My tongue is the pen of a ready writer.'</p> <p>The way God has designed our tongue or our speaking capacity is that He created it to be able to write the realities of your life or to rewrite things. So, for Abraham, we see the name 'Abram' was not working somehow and was not bringing him to the new things God said. But the moment he began to declare "my name is Abraham", and he began to verbalize it, it began to form a new reality in his heart. It literally began to re-brand his heart and his insight. And as he kept on saying it, within 9 months his wife was pregnant and a year later, they had Isaac.</p> <p>The reason why you have to speak is that it is the way you create a new reality. That's the way you were designed. You say 'how can I be design that way?' &nbsp;