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Admit it, you talk to yourself. Whether you speak the words out loud or think them in your mind, you are always talking to yourself...about yourself. The important question: What are you saying? Much of what we say is negative, hurtful and damaging, setting us up for failure. If you want to live the victorious, abundant life God has for you, start by changing what you say to yourself. This has the power to radically transform everything! In her relatable, down-to-earth style, Lynn Davis offers scriptural self-care for the soul in need of encouragement.

This is a unique book that contains daily devotionals and sample negative self-talk guides as well as positive self-talk examples. All scriptural based phrases will help you declare life instead of speaking negatively (death) over yourself and the ones you love. Learn what you should say when you talk to yourself as well as what to say about others. Speak powerful faith-filled words. Speak life!

Can you imagine what would happen if we as women united toward the common goal of eliminating negative self-talk from our lives? How much of an impact could we make in our own lives and the lives of the people we touch on a daily basis? We have tremendous influence in the home, the corporate world, the church, and society as a whole. But somehow we have begun to lose sight of the power and influence that we possess. God gave us the ability not only to birth life but to speak life to every circumstance and situation that we face.

When you talk to yourself about your health condition, what do you say? Are you negative? Do you say only what the doctor has diagnosed? Do you allow others to speak negatively in your presence? Or do you say what God says? This book defines the most powerful healing principles in scripture and encourages you to stop negative self-talk, control your thinking, and declare healing over your body regardless of the current health condition or medical diagnosis.

To be a good Christian is to pattern your life after Christ's teachings to the best of your ability. But many of us are often stressed out because we are bending over backward, catering to dysfunctional relationships, and dealing with life's challenges. If we want emotional peace and well-being, we have to work at it. We have to set boundaries and standards. We have to learn to put our emotional health first.