Quote Up!

by | Aug 28, 2021 | Power UP Series

Focus Scripture:
Matthew 4:4 – “But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.”

Overview

Words are powerful—but no words carry more weight than God’s Word. To Quote Up means to fill your mouth with Scripture, to declare truth over lies, and to use the Word of God as your spiritual weapon. Jesus didn’t argue with Satan in the wilderness; He quoted Scripture. And with each declaration—“It is written”—He silenced the enemy and stood in victory.

When we Quote Up, we remind our soul, our circumstances, and even the forces of darkness that God’s Word is final, faithful, and powerful. Quoting God’s Word isn’t just for preaching—it’s for surviving, thriving, and walking daily in spiritual authority.

Quoting Scripture Builds Faith

Speaking the Word reinforces belief. It shifts your mindset and stirs your spirit.

  • Faith comes by hearing—and that includes hearing yourself speak truth. (Romans 10:17)
  • Declaring Scripture pushes out doubt and fills you with confidence.
  • The Word gives you something solid to stand on in unstable times.
  • Quoting God’s promises reminds you of His faithfulness. (Numbers 23:19)

Quoting Scripture Defeats the Enemy

Jesus modeled how to fight spiritual warfare: not with emotion, but with precision—by quoting the Word.

  • “It is written” is a spiritual sword. (Ephesians 6:17)
  • The devil cannot stand against truth. (James 4:7)
  • When lies attack your mind, quote God’s Word back at them.
  • God’s Word spoken in faith dismantles fear, temptation, and confusion.

Quoting Scripture Shapes Your Future

Your words have creative power—especially when they align with God’s Word.

  • Life and death are in the power of the tongue. (Proverbs 18:21)
  • When you speak what God says, you partner with His purpose.
  • Daily declarations from the Word set the tone for your thoughts, emotions, and choices.
  • A mouth full of the Word leads to a life full of purpose.

Conclusion

Don’t just think the Word—speak it! When you’re tempted, troubled, or tired, open your mouth and Quote Up. The Bible isn’t just for reading—it’s for releasing. Declare it in prayer. Speak it in battle. Post it in your home. Memorize it for your heart. There is power when you align your voice with the voice of God.

Action

  • Pick 3 Scriptures this week that speak to your current season—and begin quoting them out loud each day.
  • Create a “Quote Up” card deck—index cards or digital notes filled with verses for easy access and daily confession.
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