My Declaration of Faith:

Today, I choose to walk in the truth of who I am in Christ. I am not just scraping by, hoping for grace; I am living in the overflow of His favor. I am greatly blessed, highly favored, and deeply loved.

God made a promise that still stands. In Hebrews 6:13–14, it says, “For when God made a promise to Abraham… He swore by Himself… saying, ‘Surely blessing I will bless you, and multiplying I will multiply you.’” That blessing wasn’t just for Abraham. Because I belong to Jesus, I am a part of that same promise.

So what does it mean to be highly favored? Ephesians 1:6 gives the answer: “To the praise of the glory of His grace, by which He made us accepted in the Beloved.” That word accepted in the original Greek is charitoo, and it literally means highly favored. I’m not barely included. I am fully embraced. God sees me through the perfection of Jesus, and that gives me full access to His favor.

And yes, I am deeply loved, not just in theory, but in action. John 3:16 tells the story: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son…” He didn’t hold back His best. That’s how much He loves me.

Even when I don’t feel favored, even when life feels ordinary or heavy, I speak these truths over myself. I anchor my identity in what God says, not in what I see. So today, I look in the mirror and say with bold faith:

“Because of Jesus’ perfect work on the cross, I am righteous by His blood. I am greatly blessed, highly favored, and deeply loved. I expect good things to come my way. I expect favor to surround me like a shield. I expect God’s goodness to chase me down, because He delights in blessing me.”

Prayer for Today:

Father, thank You for loving me so deeply, blessing me so freely, and favoring me so completely, not because I earned it, but because of Jesus. Help me to walk in this truth today. Let Your favor open doors, bring peace, and guide every step I take. Even in the little things, remind me that I am never outside of Your care. I trust You, I praise You, and I receive every good thing You have for me today. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

This Devotional is from:

“It Is What I Say: Daily Declarations to Experiencing the Blessed Life of Purpose, Freedom, and Success”