The prayer in Romans 6:13 - our heart

Greetings Brothers and Sisters!

Prayer for our heart

The thoughts, the heart and the tongue have a strong connection and interact. They have a strong influence with each other.

Matthew 5: 8 "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God."

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How does our heart work?

Our heart absorbs what we see and hear and stores it to transmit it through words.

What is in the heart leaves the mouth through the tongue.

Our language is also influenced by meaning and feelings.

The content of the heart reaches the tongue through the mediation of the soul.

The real spiritual reality (or quality) of speech is always determined by the heart.

Through our discourse, the spiritual forces that dominate man enter our natural atmosphere and begin to work, that is, they influence the body and soul of man, and even in the natural world, and changes can occur.

The wild and untamable tongue is the greatest danger to man's life and body. Through bad conversation, they are at the mercy of invisible and destructive forces.

Speaking is a spiritual activity. Even empty talk also has spiritual content. Our spiritual, emotional and physical state is more formed by our daily speech than by our official statements.

The words and phrases we utter without thinking, in an irresponsible and automatic way exert a negative influence on man!

Language plays a central role in the development and development of the human personality.

Proverbs 18:21 "Death and life are in the power of our tongues, and those who love them eat their fruit."

Our language feeds on the content of our heart.
Our words indicate the state of our heart.
When speaking, the spiritual content of the heart is poured out.
The effects and results of our discourse are influenced by their spiritual state.
According to the Gospel, thoughts, desires and intentions come from the heart that extends to different areas of the soul.

Each tree brings fruit

How can we say that we have the heart of God and at the same time we treat so deceitfully and deceitfully with others?
How can we say that we really love the Body of Christ when we gossip negatively about our brothers and sisters?
Luke 6:45 "The good man brings good out of the good treasure of his heart, and evil brings evil out of evil, for out of the fullness of the heart his mouth speaks."

The conversation of the man who lives under the government of the Holy Spirit is full of power and power. Through his tongue will be tested the power and wisdom of God.

The believer who is filled with the Holy Spirit can also receive directly from the Lord Revelation, and when he utters these words, the tongue will function as the two-edged sword of the Spirit.

Through the fruits you can see the tree, says Christ. The good heart has good content, which becomes evident when speaking.

We can test the state of our heart through the words that come out of our mouths.

Speaking with a pure mind is constructive and gives blessings.

The negative words that come from a heart, transmit impure spiritual influences that are harmful to the hearing, sometimes cause a curse.

In the third chapter of his book, the apostle James deals with the destructive power of the tongue. This is the smallest part of our body, but it has the greatest effect (influence) on the person's life and body.

James 3: 8 "But none of the people can contain the tongue, because it is an unstable evil, full of deadly poison."

James 3: 3 "But if we put the bridles in the mouths of the horses so that they obey us, we direct their whole body."

Not only should we avoid bad thoughts / words, but speak well!

The wild and untamable tongue is the greatest danger to man's life and body. Through bad conversation, they are at the mercy of invisible and destructive forces.

Our mouth is the channel of the spiritual world through which the invisible enters into the visible and the supernatural into the natural.

The heart is the center of our being.
My spiritual heart is the engine of my spiritual life.
The quality of life that lives in us comes from the heart.
The heart is the totality of the inner person.
The heart is the seat of the character.
Everything I am, who I am and what I have inside me, is in my heart!

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I encourage you to pray the prayer of Romans 6:13 daily and subordinate the members of your body to the Lord.

This is not a formula for achieving a better status before God or becoming more spiritual than others. It is more like a daily reminder that I chose to live by the Spirit and not by the flesh.