Join Cherri Campbell in a transformative discussion centered on the power of faith and the spoken word. Through engaging storytelling and scriptural backing, she outlines the steps of building a faith-filled life that speaks the abundant truths of God’s kingdom. Cherri emphasizes the importance of meditating on scripture and vocalizing God’s promises daily as a way to bypass natural limitations and invite divine solutions into our lives. With personal anecdotes and historical references, this episode encourages believers to maintain their faith declaration as a central part of their spiritual journey.
Good morning, praise the Lord. Let everything that has breath, praise the Lord. Welcome to Victorious Faith, I’m Cherri Campbell. This morning, I’m going to continue sharing with you a message I began sharing with you last week that I preached in one of our Victorious Faith services called, What Are You Saying? What Are You Saying? And so join me now in our live service for the continuation of this message, What Are You Saying? What Are You Saying? That natural evidence says you are broke. You have no money. But according to Psalm 23, my cup runneth over. You know, a lot of people quote Psalm 23 and they don’t even think about what it says. My cup runneth over. Does it say my cup has a few dregs on the bottom? My cup is a quarter full. My cup is half full. My cup is up to the rim. What does it say? My cup runneth over. Now the Bible says your cup is running over. You look around you. I don’t see anything running over. I see a bit of emptiness in the wallet, emptiness in the fridge, emptiness in the bank. But God says it’s running over. God says you’re running over. God says you lack nothing. Those who fear him lack nothing. God says that he was made poor so that you would be made rich and you are rich. So you’ve got your pocket. You’ve got the bank statement. You’ve got the ATM receipt. You got no money, all that physical evidence, but you’ve got Psalm 23 that says you’re running over. You’ve got second Corinthians eight, nine that says you’re rich. Now you again are in the middle between two opposite words. Now, which one are you going to agree? Are you going to lean and agree with the natural? That’s what you get. To agree, you have what you agree on. Or are you going to lean toward the word and agree with the word that says your cup is running over? Believing what you don’t see. Believing it is real, it is true as Jesus and heaven itself. Even though I don’t see it, I have no evidence of it, but that’s what I believe. I’m rich. I’m rich. Look at me now. I mean, you may not see me, but in a few regs, but I am a multimillionaire. I am so rich. Now that’s what you’ve got to be believing. That’s the God kind of faith that believes what you don’t see. And you then walk around talking like it, praising God. Yeah, I’m rich. I’m rich. Praise God. My cup is running over. I don’t have room enough, not room enough to contain it. And you say that and you believe what you don’t see. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. I love these scriptures. In 2 Corinthians 4. Oh, this is so good. 2 Corinthians 4.18. Don’t you love it? 2 Corinthians 4.18. This is the challenge. This is life. The life of faith swimming upstream. And if you’re not swimming upstream and you’re just coasting, you’re going downstream. If you’re not using the God kind of faith, it’s only activated by purpose and intention and diligence, then you’re using the natural. The natural is what’s automatic. The natural is natural. The God kind is not natural. 2 Corinthians 4.18. So we fix our eyes. What? Not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. I like that. How can you fix your eyes on what is unseen? Yep. In your heart, the heart and mind connection there, the dream and the vision that you hold on the inside. Exactly. You’ve got to see it on the inside. You’ve got to see it on the inside and you’ve got to hold on to that picture as being more real than what you see with the physical eyes and the physical eyes and the physical body. It may be racking in pain, but inside your inner eye, And you have to keep your eyes, your physical eyes closed so you can see on the inside. But see with your inner eye, see yourself totally healed. I mean, if you couldn’t walk, see yourself running. Whatever it was that you’re believing for, you’ve got to get that image built up on the inside. Because out of the abundance of your heart, your mouth will speak. And let me give you the scripture. Matthew 12, 34. Matthew 12, 34 says, out of the abundance of the heart, your mouth speaks. And Proverbs 23, 7. Proverbs 23, 7 says, for as he thinks in his heart, so is he. As he thinks in his heart, so is he. This is truth. God’s word is truth. So what are you thinking in your heart? How do you see yourself? How do you see your family? How do you see your children? How do you see your future? Because what you think in your heart, out of the abundance of your heart, your mouth will speak. Matthew 12, 34. And once you speak it, you release the creative power for it to happen. And then it manifests outwardly. So you have got to build that image on the inside. You’ve got to build it based on God’s word and God’s promises and take time. First of all, if it’s the needs, the basic needs, there are healing scriptures. Every one of those areas that we listed healing scripture promises, financial scripture promises, protection scripture promises, marriage promises, children promises, work promises, future promises. There’s promises for all of them. And you’ve got to get those in your arsenal and meditate on them. And then with that word, this is the part that I love. The dream enters in the dream. You allow the Holy Spirit through. You need to pray in tongues. I’ve talked on the radio that you receive the heavenly download into your spirit when you pray in tongues. We pray mysteries, Paul said. In 1 Corinthians 14, he said, we pray mysteries. Well, what mysteries? They’re primarily the mysteries of your life. Now, once in a while, yeah, God uses you to pray about other people and other things. But the big thing for you is your own life, your health, your family, your finances, your children, your marriage, your future. And so when you start praying in tongues, you’re downloading the mysteries of God, which are the plans and purposes of God into your spirit. You need that heavenly download. And then you need to start giving time to meditating in the word day and night. Go to Joshua chapter 1. Joshua chapter 1, verse 8. Joshua 1, 8. Do not let this book of the law, and we can just say the word of God, depart from your mouth. So where is it first of all? Where first? In your mouth. Meditate on it day and night so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful. So there’s three keys here to success. Keeping the word first in your mouth. Well, that for many is the first step because what you say over and over and over and over again gets down in your heart, right? And when you are battling the lies of the devil, the devil comes when you’re under attack. Remember the arrows, those arrows. One thing is those arrows are thoughts and the barrage of negative thoughts that he tries to attack you with. And you start, don’t let yourself go down that road. Everything’s going wrong. I’m going to lose my kids. I’m going to lose my house. We’re going broke. We’re going to end up dying in the street gutter. No, don’t go down that road. You’ve got to stop that. And you’ve got to replace those thoughts with God’s thoughts about you. This is what God says about you. And big key here. You cannot fight thoughts with thoughts, right? It’s a losing battle when you try to battle a thought with a thought. You have to battle thoughts with words because the mouth dominates the mind. The mouth dominates the mind. For example, you may have heard other preachers use this common example, but in your mind right now, start counting from one to 20. Now say your name out loud. Now what happened to your counting? It stopped. Or start again. Start counting from 1 to 20 in your mind. And now say, by his stripes I’m healed. Now what happened to your counting? You lost count. Why? Your mouth dominates your mind. Your mouth will take control and rule over your mind. So that means you better keep your mouth going on the right thing. The word, not the wrong thing. A lot of people, they get it backwards. They let the mind get carried away. All these bad things are going to happen. And then they start talking about it. Oh, all these sad things are. And then their mouth goes to work in on all those negative things. And then you’re just voicing. Voicing is giving authority, right? When you voice something, you give it authority. So if you voice your sickness or if you voice your lack or if you voice this problem coming to pass, then you have given it authority. Voicing it gives it authority. Don’t voice it. Even if you get bad thoughts, never say it. Don’t let yourself say it because once it’s voiced, it has authority. So you might think all these bad things and this sickness and this pain is getting worse and worse. Don’t voice it. Don’t voice it because voicing it gives it more authority, but then replace it with by his stripes. I’m healed by his stripes. I’m healed. I personally have received healing by doing this in my foot, in my leg. When I was on the mission field, different times, different occasions, um, But as I walked, I just said over and over and over, my foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. I walked up and I walked back and my foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. My foot is healed. And then came the moment it just was healed. It was a few days and it was healed. I’ve heard of Lillian B. Yeomans. I don’t know if any of you have heard of her. She was a doctor at the turn of the 1900s and the early 1900s. She actually was a medical doctor. As I believe and recall, she had actually, as being a doctor, had become personally addicted to… to prescription drugs. But then she got healed and delivered. And then she quit the medical practice and opened up her home and took in terminal cases into her home. People giving up to die. You have a few days or a few weeks to live. And she took them into her home, gave them a room and a bed, and then told them this all day long. You’re lying there doing nothing. There’s nothing else for you to do. Just speak the word. And she’d give him a scripture. She’d name a scripture for them. By his stripes, I’m healed.
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Just lay there. Just say it all day. By his stripes, I’m healed. By his stripes, I’m healed. By his stripes, I’m healed. By his stripes, I’m healed.
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What you just heard was the continuation of a message that I preached in one of our victorious faith services called, What are you saying? What are you saying? And we will continue this message again tomorrow. So join me again tomorrow. And remember, God loves you. You are blessed and highly favored by the Lord.
Join Cherri Campbell in a transformative discussion centered on the power of faith and the spoken word. Through engaging storytelling and scriptural backing, she outlines the steps of building a faith-filled life that speaks the abundant truths of God’s kingdom. Cherri emphasizes the importance of meditating on scripture and vocalizing God’s promises daily as a way to bypass natural limitations and invite divine solutions into our lives. With personal anecdotes and historical references, this episode encourages believers to maintain their faith declaration as a central part of their spiritual journey.
