Say What Needs To Be Said
- Rodnee Rhymes
- Jan 27
- 1 min read
For a long time I said the wrong things to myself. I talked down on myself. I didn't think highly of myself. I felt bad about myself without even realizing it. I was programmed to think in a negative way about myself. It wasn't until I came into relationship with God that I understood just how wrong my narrative towards myself was. I was in agreement with all the wrong things. I learned that if I was going to walk in who God called me to be confidently, and unapologetically I had to get in agreement with all the things God said about me. I could no longer believe the lie.
"I learned that if I was going to walk in who God called me to be confidently, and unapologetically I had to get in agreement with all the things God said about me."
I began to write out affirmations that spoke the truth about what God said about me. I began to slowly say those things in place of the negative things I use to believe about myself. I would try to read over them time, and time again to constantly remind myself of the truth. It's so hard undoing the lie, because your mind has been programmed for such a long time to think in that way. Just like with anything else though, with practice I could get better. By practicing thinking these things with intention, my mind would begin to be reprogrammed to think in a positive way.
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