Rejuvenation Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me,bless His holy name.Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget none of His benefits; Who pardons all your [my] iniquities,Who heals all your [my] diseases;Who redeems your [my] life from the pit,Who crowns you [me] with lovingkindness and compassion;Who satisfies your [my] years with good things, So that your [my] youth is renewed like the eagle. – Psalm 103:1-5

… Our confession imprisons us or sets us free. A strong confession coupled with a corresponding action on the Word brings God on the scene. Holding fast to one’s confession when the senses contradict shows that one has become established in the Word… …A Satan-inspired confession is always dangerous. Remember that he brought that disease, put it upon you. Your acknowledgement of the disease is like signing for a package that the express company has left you. Satan then has the receipt for your disease. You have accepted it.

We believers do not ask to be healed, because we have been healed. We do not ask to be made Righteous, because we have been made Righteous. We do not ask to be Redeemed, for our Redemption is an absolute fact. In the mind of the Father, we are perfectly healed and perfectly free from sin, because He laid our diseases and our sins upon His Son.