You heard the saying, “you are what you eat.” But in biblical terms, I’m telling you straight up: you are what you speak. In this spoken word piece, I break down why your mouth is not just making noise—your words are framing your world. Paul said let the weak say “I’m strong” and the poor say “I am rich,” because what you say is really what you get. So I’m asking you: how long will you let your problems, your circumstances, your mountain talk to you and tell you what you can’t do? I go to the Word—Proverbs 6:2 says you’re snared by the words of your mouth. Angels respond to words of faith and demons respond to words of doubt, so don’t destroy your prayers with negative confession. God had light in Him, but He still spoke it out—“Light be,” and light came. Elijah spoke and it didn’t rain; then he prayed and the cloud showed up. Jesus didn’t speak what He saw, only what He believed. Real talk: if you want to see good days, change the way you talk—speak according to God’s Word, command healing, speak to lack, and call those things that be not as though they are.