Speak the word of God – do it like an exercise – commit to it – set a time for it. It will change your body.

Close your eyes and say it out loud: He fills me with strength.

He fills me with strength.
He fills me with strength.
He fills me with strength.
He fills me with strength.
He fills me with strength.

He is the God Who makes me strong. He is the God Who makes me strong.
Do you hear this at the grocery store, at the restaurant, and working beside people? What do you hear? “Man, I feel weak today. I don’t know what it is, but I’ve just been feeling draggy and weak.” People think nothing about that. You hear it everywhere. Why would the enemy be bringing these thoughts to people continuously? “We’re just so weak.” People don’t think anything about it.
But, if you were to stand up and say, “I’m strong in the Lord.”

They’d say, “Whoa! What did you say that for?”
“Well, why did you say, ‘I’m so weak I can hardly walk today?’ Why did you say that?” People think that’s normal. It’s normal if you want to be weak.
If you want something different, you’ve got to say something different. Life and death are in the power of the tongue. (Proverbs 18:21)

Say this out loud: “He makes me strong. He fills me with strength. He girds me with strength.” Glory to God!
Psalm 27:1 says, “The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?” What is the understood answer to that? Nothing. Why? What does the next part say? “The LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” I should be afraid of no one because He is the strength of my life.

Close your eyes and say this out loud:
The Lord is the strength of my life. The Lord is the strength of my life. The Lord is the strength of my life. The Lord is the strength of my life. The Lord is the strength of my life. He’s the strength of my life.
What if you said that night and day, no matter how you felt? “Let the weak say, ‘I am strong.’” What do the weak normally say? “I’m weak. I’m hurting. I feel bad. I don’t know what’s wrong, I just don’t feel like doing it. I just feel so weak.” The Bible tells the weak to say something else. The Bible tells you and me–if we feel or look weak, or if we are weak in the natural–to say, “I am strong.” Now, that’s a very different thing from begging God to strengthen you. He never told you to beg Him to strengthen you. He told you to say something. He told you to say that you are strong. Am I quoting the Scriptures right here? This is right out of the Bible.
The Lord is the strength of my life. He’s the strength of my spirit. He’s the strength of my mind. He’s the strength of my heart, my lungs, my blood, and my kidneys. He’s the strength of my immune system. He’s the strength of my emotions. Never again say you’re weak in any area of your life. The weaker you feel, the more you say, “I’m strong. I’m strong in the Lord. The Lord is the strength of my life.”

You have to keep saying it. After you’ve said it two or three times, your head will say, “We’ve said it. Go on to something new.”
Say, “Shut up! I’m not saying this for the benefit of my head; I don’t believe God with my head.” It’s not knowledge that gets you through bodily pain and trouble. It’s a strong spirit. Faith is of the heart. How would you know it’s working in you? Oh, you won’t have to ask. If you have to ask someone, you need to close your eyes and keep saying it. When it starts working in you, when the Word of God that is quick, alive, and powerful starts working in you, you know it. Immediately you begin to feel stronger.

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