Because of Jesus, you have a beautiful heart!

“I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you; I will remove your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh” Ezekiel 36:26, Berean Study Bible.

Years ago, after a cardiologist ran several tests to discover the root cause of chest pains I was experiencing, we sat down. She looked at me and said, “Mrs. Trippett, you have a beautiful heart.” I cried. That was what I needed to hear because the devil was using people and their misjudgments to affect me so much so that my chest was hurting.

The Bible calls the devil the accuser of the brethren, and some people let him use them to do his dirty work. They try to make you feel like you don’t have a beautiful heart. But, my sister, I need you to come close and listen. The devil is a liar! I need you to be strong through Jesus. Stand up and say, “Devil! I rebuke you! I am who God says I am! I have what God says I have! I will continue to do what God says I will do by His grace and by His power! Everything my Father says about me is true! Because of Jesus, I do have a beautiful heart! Because of Jesus, I do have a beautiful mind! Because of Jesus, my future is very bright!”

Praise God, He sent those people right out of my life, and has helped me to run my race strong and unhindered. I am able to fulfill God’s divine purpose and plan with nothing and no one hindering me whatsoever. I pray the Lord does the same for you. I pray He weeds out people who are misjudging you and causing you pain. I pray He blesses you with people who see you, genuinely love you and know your heart. I pray He lifts up a mighty standard against the enemy. Because of Jesus, you have a beautiful, beautiful heart!

Prayer: Father, I thank you that no matter what the devil says, I have a beautiful heart, I am a beautiful person, and my future is bright. Not because of anything I’ve done, but because of Jesus. I forgive anyone who has misjudged me ask that you place people in my life who love you, and genuinely love me and know my heart. Thank you, Father, for healing me snd making me whole. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

(Read Revelation 12:10; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Deuteronomy 30:6)