Declaration of FaithI declare that provision is moving now, not later.
What looked delayed is aligning.
What felt heavy is lifting.
Debt is being broken, not managed—removed.
The Lord who supplies seed to the sower is releasing unexpected favor, wisdom, and open doors.
Resources are coming from places I could not have planned.
Every obligation is met without fear, without striving, without lack.
I choose trust over worry, faith over sight.
I stand on truth: I am not abandoned, I am not behind, and I am not forgotten.
This season shifts quickly. This burden lifts completely.
Peace guards my heart.
Provision follows obedience.
Freedom replaces pressure.
So it is. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Standing in Faith: A 7-Day Journey of Provision & Freedom
Each Morning decree and declare Psalm 23 first. Then go through each day 1-7 as many times as it takes for your faith to be strengthened.
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Psalm 23
1 A psalm of David.
Adonai is my shepherd, I shall not want.2 He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters.
3 He restores my soul. He guides me in paths of righteousness for His Name’s sake.
4 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil, for You are with me Your rod and Your staff comfort me.
5 You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.
You have anointed my head with oil, my cup overflows.
6 Surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life,
and I will dwell in the House of Adonai forever.
Day 1 – God Is My Source
Scripture (TLV):
“My God shall supply all your needs according to His glorious riches in Messiah Yeshua.”
— Philippians 4:19
Reflection:
Provision does not originate in systems, salaries, or circumstances. It flows from Adonai alone. When we realign our hearts to Him as our source, fear loosens its grip and faith takes root.
Declaration:
I declare that God alone is my source. I do not look to lack or limitation. I look to Adonai, who supplies fully and faithfully.
Prayer:
Abba, I shift my trust completely to You. You are my provider, my sustainer, and my peace. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Day 2 – Freedom from Debt
Scripture (TLV):
“The borrower is servant to the lender.”
— Proverbs 22:7
Reflection:
Debt creates pressure, but God’s desire is freedom. Wisdom, discipline, and divine intervention work together to bring release.
Declaration:
I declare that I am coming out of bondage and into freedom. Debt has no lasting hold over my life.
Prayer:
Lord, show me Your way out. Give me wisdom, restraint, and supernatural favor to walk into freedom. Amen.
Day 3 – Breaking the Spirit of LackScripture (TLV):
“Adonai is my shepherd, I shall not want.”
— Psalm 23:1
Reflection:
Lack is not just financial—it’s a mindset. Today we replace scarcity with truth.
Declaration:
I reject the lie of lack. I walk in abundance of provision, peace, and purpose.
Prayer:
Shepherd of my soul, restore my trust. Lead me into places of rest and supply. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Day 4 – Wisdom for Stewardship
Scripture (TLV):
“For wisdom is better than jewels; no desire compares with her.”
— Proverbs 8:11
Reflection:
Breakthrough is sustained by wisdom. God delights in guiding our decisions.
Declaration:
I receive wisdom for every financial decision. I steward well what God places in my hands.
Prayer:
Adonai, order my steps. Teach me to manage with clarity and peace. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Day 5 – Unexpected Provision
Scripture (TLV):
“Remember Adonai your God! For it is He who gives you power to make wealth.”
— Deuteronomy 8:18
Reflection:
God often moves beyond what we can predict. Expect provision from places you didn’t anticipate.
Declaration:
I declare unexpected provision, divine opportunities, and creative solutions are released to me now.
Prayer:
Lord, open my eyes to new doors. Release provision in Your perfect way and timing. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Day 6 – Peace While Waiting
Scripture (TLV):
“You will keep in perfect peace one whose mind is steadfast, because he trusts in You.”
— Isaiah 26:3
Reflection:
Peace is proof of trust. Even before the breakthrough manifests, we rest.
Declaration:
I choose peace over panic. My heart is guarded, and my mind is stayed on truth.
Prayer:
Prince of Peace, settle my heart. I trust You completely. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Day 7 – Thanksgiving & Victory
Scripture (TLV):
“In everything give thanks, for this is God’s will for you in Messiah Yeshua.”
— 1 Thessalonians 5:18
Reflection:
Gratitude seals faith. We thank God not only for what He has done—but for what He is doing now.
Declaration:
I give thanks in advance. Provision is here. Freedom is established. Victory is complete.
Prayer:
Thank You, Adonai, for hearing my prayers and moving on my behalf. I praise You for financial freedom and peace. In Yeshua (Jesus) Name Amen.
Testimony | When Psalm 23 Became My Reality
Greetings, beloved in Yeshua (Jesus).
This testimony was birthed out of my own circumstances. Fear was trying to grip me. I wasn’t sleeping. I was doing all that I knew to do—crying out to Abba for wisdom—and standing in the faith I had within me.
His answer came in a quiet place.
I obediently followed His instructions.
At first, I saw no change. But as I continued, something shifted—my faith. Line upon line, Psalm 23 stopped being words on a page and became my reality.
“Adonai is my Shepherd, I shall not want.” (Psalm 23:1)
Reality: I need Him as my Shepherd.
In Him there is no lack. He is my provider. There is nothing I can do in my own strength to change my situation.
I had to accept where I was, submit all of it to my Shepherd, resist the enemy—and he would flee (James 4:7–10). That liar had to move out of the way and stop blocking my view of my Shepherd.
My focus had to change.
My focus had to be on Yeshua—my Shepherd.
“He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters.” (v.2)
Reality: Once my focus returned to Yeshua, I could finally see His plan—to lay me down in green pastures beside still waters.
Not in a dry desert.
Not in a place of lack.
But in a lush pasture of abundance, where His living water flows over and through me, washing me in His Word.
Though I have walked with Him for a long time, I found myself again in a familiar place—dry, weary, lacking—crying out to Abba, repenting for anything and everything, asking where I had gone wrong.
All the while, He was right there—desiring to teach me, to bring me deeper into Himself as my Shepherd.
“He restores my soul. He guides me in paths of righteousness for His Name’s sake.” (v.3)
Reality: Through debt, struggle, lack, and striving to climb back up on my own, He needed me to lie down so He could restore my soul.
It is all about Yeshua.
Without Him, I will mess things up every time.
I had to return to having dove’s eyes—singular focus—on my Shepherd. Not divided. Not distracted.
My restoration was for His Name’s sake. Shepherds do not lose sheep. They tend them. They guard them. They go after them.
There was a wounded place in my soul that needed healing, and He knew I could not move forward until it was restored.
“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil—for You are with me.” (v.4)
Reality: A shadow is not substance.
It is not reality.
I belong to Yeshua.
Once I received that truth, fear lost its hold. He is with me. His rod and His staff comfort me.
We may hope He never needs to use them—but Abba knows our weaknesses. He strengthens what the enemy would try to exploit. And He will not allow the enemy to use those things against us when our desire is Him.
This, as in all things, is a choice.
I choose Yeshua.
I trust my Shepherd.
His correction comforts me.
“You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.” (v.5)
Reality: He prepares a table before me in the presence of my enemies—
debt, fear, lack, loneliness, isolation… you fill in the blank.
Yeshua has already prepared the table.
And every enemy has been invited—to sit and watch Him anoint my head with oil from His overflowing cup.
I have been anointed with fresh oil.
I can move forward.
The enemies have been notified.
This battle has already been won.
I am victorious in Yeshua.
“Surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life.” (v.6)
Reality: His goodness and mercy were always there.
I simply couldn’t see past my circumstances.
Once I recognized my need for Yeshua as my Shepherd, my vision cleared. Now I choose to focus on His goodness, His mercy, and my eternal dwelling in the House of Adonai forever.
Declaration
Abba, as I focus on Yeshua—my Adonai—seeking You first in all things and receiving Your reality, I choose You in every situation of life.
I choose to be restored, renewed, refreshed, aligned, assigned, and refined in any way You see fit. I yield and submit to Your grace and mercy all debt, all burdens, and all things.
As I declare and decree what You have written, may every cycle of death, hell, and the grave be broken over my life, my family, and my generations—
In Yeshua’s Name. Amen.
Closing Prayer & Call to Action
Abba, I thank You for being our Shepherd—faithful, present, and good.
For every heart reading this who feels weary, fearful, burdened, or dry, I ask that You gently draw them into Your green pastures and beside Your still waters.
Restore souls, Lord.
Lift burdens.
Break cycles of lack, fear, and striving.
Teach us to lie down in You.
To trust You fully.
To fix our eyes on Yeshua, our Shepherd, and receive Your reality over our circumstances.
If you are reading this and feel the Holy Spirit stirring your heart, I invite you to pause right now. Take a breath. Release what you are carrying and choose to trust Him—right where you are.
Declare with me:
“Adonai is my Shepherd. I shall not want.”
May goodness and mercy follow you all the days of your life, and may you dwell in the House of Adonai forever.
In Yeshua’s Name, Amen.
Blessings and Shalom – in Yeshua (Jesus) Remain rooted, remain confident—your Shepherd is near, and He is faithful. ?
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A Bibliodrama Journaling On Psalm 23 by Conny Hubbard
We did this recently in a small group. It was so much fun looking through the other’s windows and seeing it from their point of view. Here’s mine. What speaks to you? Let us know in the comments below.
A Bibliodrama Journaling on Psalm 23
I’m going through the psalm, taking on different roles and speaking, or in this case, writing in first person beginning with the Shepherd.
The Shepherd in the moment when all the sheep have settled down for the night and have fallen asleep. He’s awake and standing guard at the gate. He is looking at his sheep with such tender love.
“I love these little ones! Oh, how I love them! I’m smiling as I think about the personality of each one of them. Even the ones that have given me trouble today. I love it when they come close and rub up against me. When I hear their helpless ‘baah’s’ as they are crying out for help, I want to cradle them in my arms and hold them. I’m planning where to take them tomorrow and I am excited about leading them to a new and beautiful place.”
The Green Pastures: “My green grass is nourishing and tasty. I long to be a feeding place for the sheep that the Shepherd brings to me day by day. At night, the dew settles upon me and refreshes me. I love it when the sheep lie down and rest. I long to be that soft spot where they can land.”
The Quiet Waters: “I am calm and peaceful. If nothing disturbs me, the sheep or people, whoever comes to me, can see their reflection in me. My water is clean and pure. I long to quench their thirst. I want them to slow down and take their time. Not only can they drink here but they can wash off their feet and get cleaned up.”
The Path of Righteousness: “I am a rocky and stony path. Sometimes I’m curvy and steep. But always the shepherd leads his sheep on my path. When they stumble, get weary or think that they are smarter than me, and try to take a short cut I am always there for them to get back on track. Many have tripped and fallen and gotten badly hurt trying to forge their own way. It’s best to stay on my path. I’m safe and the shepherd is always there. On these walks he talks with the sheep and teaches them many things. I love to watch them grow and learn.
”The Valley of the Shadow of Death: “Sometimes it’s inevitable that the path goes through a dark valley. Even though I’m dark and seem scary, I do not intend to harm any of my precious travelers. I protect them with a shroud of darkness, to hide them and keep them safe. No one needs to fear me, for the Shepherd is always there to guide his loved ones through. Trust him! He will get you through it. Lean on him. If I can tell you a secret – it is under my cover of darkness that you can find a closeness to him that is not possible anywhere else.
”The Rod and the Staff: “I am here to protect. I get angry when people try to use me for purposes I was not created for, or if they use me to hurt someone whom the Shepherd loves so dearly. In the valley the sheep need love, tenderness and comfort, not anything that would discourage them. I am here to guide them with love and to give them something to hold on to. I keep them from bumping into obstacles by guiding them gently. Sometimes the sheep get turned around and go in the wrong direction. The Shepherd uses us to pull them back and get them back on the right path.
”The Table Prepared: “ I am a table, prepared and laden with goods, food and arranged in a way that it is also a feast for the eyes. I long to feed them. It there are any enemies they are fading into the background in the light of so much goodness.”
The Anointing Oil: “I have been prepared for a long time , have gone through an intense process to bring healing to your wounds. I’m ready for the Shepherd to take me and rub me on your head, your ears, your eyes, your lips and your forehead. I am a soothing fragrance and a healing balm for all your aches and pains. Let me touch you with the healing oil”
The Overflowing Cup: “I am overflowing with goodness for you. Drink from me and let yourself be filled to the brim, overflowing with joy and delight. Come, don’t be shy. Come and drink. There’s more than enough.
Goodness and Mercy: “I am calling out to you to be still and listen. Don’t run ahead of me. I am with you. I accompany you. I go before you and prepare things for you. I go behind you and clear things up for you. Call to remembrance often that you are never alone. I am always with you!”
As I was writing, I found myself speaking to you. Even in the Psalm David declares what “He” is doing in the first verses and then changes to “you.” I didn’t intend for this to happen in my writing but it did. And the realization grew that Jesus, the Shepherd, was speaking through each item or thing and that, indeed, He is EVERYTHING. He was saying this to my heart, “I am here, watching over you, loving you, guiding you and providing all you have need of. I am everything to you. I tell you in so many ways and pictures to help you understand. I am the Good Shepherd, laying his life down for the sheep.”
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