When you say, “I am weak. I am addicted. I am dysfunctional. I am unworthy. I don’t deserve to be blessed. I am not able. I don’t have the training. I am disadvantaged. I didn’t have a good upbringing,” that dishonors God. When you use “I am” to describe who you are or to describe your circumstances, you need to make sure it’s in agreement with who God says you are. Don't use your "I am" to devalue yourself. Listen now to this new message from Joel, "The 'I Am' Advantage": https://bit.ly/3rn12Nj
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When you say, “I am weak. I am addicted. I am dysfunctional. I am unworthy. I don’t deserve to be blessed. I am not able. I don’t have the training. I am disadvantaged. I didn’t have a good upbringing,” that dishonors God. When you use “I am” to describe who you are or to describe your circumstances, you need to make sure it’s in agreement with who God says you are. Don't use your "I am" to devalue yourself. Listen now to this new message from Joel, "The 'I Am' Advantage": https://bit.ly/3rn12Nj
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