Today, I speak, delighting myself in You LORD!  You put in me — Your every desire in my heart.  I delight myself in You LORD — I take pleasure in what You take pleasure in.

You have put Your desires in my heart — and You completely bring to pass every desire as I delight in You.  I believe and speak out loud Your precious love and provisions.  You are merciful — should I act unrighteous — you never remember my sins and iniquities.

Today I take hold on my part in Your new covenant of grace, mercy, favor, love, joy, forgiveness and so much more — that You gloriously made with me.

I am governed by Your Words that I speak!  I believe You are merciful — You never remember my sins or iniquities as I delight myself in You.

It pleases You to prosper me (Psalms 37:4; Hebrews 8:12)

Jesus — my mind, my heart, my thoughts, are Your Words I speak.  My life — forever rests (trusts) in the completed, finished work of You, my Christ.  I have forever entered into Your powerful rest, provisions — I have ceased from my own works just like You have said.

My ceasing from my own works, toiling, is the proof I have entered into Your powerful rest.  I no longer try to get You O God to do anything You have already done.  Everything You have said is already done.  Unbelief, doubt, worry, discouragement are no longer in my life.

Today, right now — it is time — I rest (trust), I delight in You!  You told me LORD to go to the other side just like you told the disciples.  And they came over to the other side of the sea, into the country of the Gadarenes.  LORD, Your “other side” is the place that You know I am to go — so I go — I am going — and this going is done with You, without being hard for me to reach.

All lack of speaking, acting on Your Word in my faith is over.  Thank You O God You expect me, require me — to get to Your “other side” so I can keep fulfilling Your Divine perfect will for my life.

Today, with You LORD, I am now on the “other side” as I joyfully, generously sow, delighting, speaking — resting (trusting) in You  (Mark 5:1; Hebrews 4:10)