Fitness preacher talking the Wright way

Biblical Affirmations are just that – biblical truths repeated, affirmed, and believed until they are deeply ingrained into your entire being.

God can heal my anxiety but I am also an active participant. I can start letting go of my anxiety by choosing new ways of thinking and relating.

Worry can so easily steal our joy and our gratitude. Use these affirmations for worry to stay grounded in God’s truth and remind yourself that you’re not alone in what you face.

It helps me tremendously through that rough season. Everytime the enemy speak lies to me about being rejected, or a failure. I speak these affirmations over myself.

Say the affirmations, and believe them in your heart. Remember, we trust in God’s faithfulness, not in how strong our own faith is. Just a little mustard-seed amount of faith is more than enough! (See Matthew 17:20.)

There is something to be said about starting the day with God’s Word in your heart and on your mind.

Catch Your Critic Learn to notice when you're being self-critical so you can begin to stop. For example, notice when you say things to yourself that you wouldn't say to a good friend or a child.

Through Christ, not my own strength or actions, all things are possible. Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but not with God; all things are possible with God.” (Mark 10:27)

Death and life are in the power of the tongue

Starting our day speak Life not death.

Affirmations are great tools for interrupting old or negative thought patterns. You can use this kind of positive self-talk to form new neural pathways in your brain, strengthening the beliefs that serve you and giving less attention to what stresses you out and keeps you up at night.

It’s so important to have christian affirmations for confidence in your identity.