I see you. I see you and me through the eyes of Jesus Christ.

Jesus made you. Jesus made me. Jesus made you and me in His image. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I understand this very well.

~”And God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness.”~ Genesis 1:26a, ESV~

I am made in the image of the Lord. You are made in the image of our Heavenly Father. God knew that when He made you that He made you special, in the Name of Jesus Christ.

You are special in the eyes of the Lord. I am special in the eyes of our Heavenly Father. God knew that when He made you that He made you unique, in the Name of Jesus Christ.

I am a unique individual in the eyes of God. You are a unique individual in the eyes of our Heavenly Father. God knew that when He made you that He loved you, in the Name of Jesus Christ.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I know that God loves me. I know that God loves me so much that He sent His only Son, King Jesus, to die and to conquer my sins. This is why I love Jesus, in spite of my bipolar disorder diagnosis.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I know that God cares for me. I know that God cares for me so much that He sent His only Son, King Jesus, to die and to conquer my sins. This is why I love Jesus, in spite of my bipolar disorder diagnosis.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I know that God comforts me. I know that God comforts me so much that He sent His only Begotten Son, King Jesus, to die and to conquer my sins. This is why I love Jesus, in spite of my bipolar disorder diagnosis.

~”When the cares of my heart are many, your consolations cheer my soul.”~ Psalm 94:19, ESV~

I see you. I see you and me through the eyes of Jesus Christ.

I bless You. I bless You, O Lord God of my heart.

As I bless the Lord, I receive His blessings, as a child of God with bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

As I bless the Lord, I receive His miracles, as a child of God with bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

As I bless the Lord, I receive His healing, as a child of God with bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

~”Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened.”~Matthew 7:7-8, KJV~

Whenever I knock on Heaven’s door, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, I walk in the blessings that the Lord gives to me. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

Whenever I knock on Heaven’s door, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, I walk in the miracles that the Lord gives to me. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

Whenever I knock on Heaven’s door, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, I walk in the healing power that the Lord gives to me. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I have more love. I have greater power of God. I carry in and within me a sound mind, in the Name of Jesus Christ. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I continuously bless the Lord, at all times. His praise shall ALWAYS be on my lips, as a child of God with bipolar disorder.

~”For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.”~2 Timothy 1:7, KJV~

I bless You. I will always bless You, O Lord God of my heart.

I give peace. I give and I receive peace.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I give and receive peace to myself. I give peace to others. This peace that I speak of is a gift from God.

~”Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.” ~Philippians 4:6-7, ESV~

As I give peace, I receive joy in exchange for this peace. As I give peace, I receive love in exchange for this peace. As I give peace, I receive kindness in exchange for this peace.

This peace that the Lord has given me is eternal. This peace that the Lord has given me is everlasting. This peace that the Lord has given me is infinite and beyond my understanding.

I have faith, as my portion, that I will always receive this peace. I have self-control, as my portion, that I will always receive this peace. I have victory, as my portion, that I will always receive this peace.

This peace gives me victory, as my everlasting portion. This peace gives me love, as my eternal portion. This peace is Heaven on earth, as it is in Heaven. Heaven is definitely on earth because of this peace. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I choose peace. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I choose peace, as my portion. As a child of god with bipolar disorder, peace will and shall always be my portion, in the Name of Jesus Christ.

So, what about you? Whether you battle a mental illness or not, do you choose peace as your portion today?

I give peace. I give and I receive peace.

I can do all things. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I can do all things.

I am unafraid of the future and what it has to hold for me, as a child of God with bipolar disorder. This is because I can do all things. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I have more power and more love, as a child of God with bipolar disorder. This is because I can do all things. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I have a sound mind, as a child of God with bipolar disorder. This is because I can do all things. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I step forward with faith, as my portion, because I can do all things. I am a child of God with bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I step forward with hope, as my portion, because I can do all things. I am a child of God with bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I step forward with love, as my portion, because I can do all things. I am a child of God with bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I can do all things. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I can do all things.

I follow You. I follow You and obey You because You are my God.

You are my God, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, because You have never left me. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

You are my God, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, because You have never forsaken me. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

You are My God, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, because You are always with me. Praise with Lord and Hallelujah!

~”Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”~~Joshua 1:9, ESV~

When I feel as if I will never be loved, I will always run into the arms of the Lord. He will never leave me nor forsake me in spite of my happy moments associated with my bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

When I feel as if I will never be appreciated, I will always rejoice in the arms of the Lord. He will never leave me nor forsake me in spite of my sad moments associated with my bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

When I feel as if I will never be enough, I will always praise the Lord with my mouth. He will never leave me nor forsake me in spite of my emotional moments associated with my bipolar disorder. Praise the Lord and Hallelujah!

I follow You. I follow You and obey You because You are my God, as a child of God with bipolar disorder.

I bless me. I bless me and I bless my soul, as a child of God with bipolar disorder.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I bless my soul so that I can experience the healing power of God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Healing is my portion, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, and in the spiritual realm.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I bless my soul so that I can experience the love of God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Love is my portion, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, and in the spiritual and natural realms.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I bless my soul so that I can experience the joy of God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Joy is my portion, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, and in the spiritual and natural realms.

~”Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name. Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases.”~ Psalm 103:1-3, KJV~

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I remember the goodness of the Lord in my heart and in my mind as I lift up my hands to praise the Lord. Hallelujah!

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I remember the deeds of the Lord in my heart and in my mind as I lift up my hands to praise the Lord. Hallelujah!

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I remember the promises of the Lord in my heart and in my minds as I lift up my hands to praise the Lord. Hallelujah!

I bless me. I bless me and I bless my soul, as a child of God with bipolar disorder.

I am thankful. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I am thankful and grateful.

I am thankful for my bipolar disorder diagnosis. In spite of my bipolar disorder diagnosis, the Lord can still use me.

I am thankful for the happy emotions associated with my bipolar disorder. In spite of my bipolar disorder, the Lord can still use me.

I am thankful for the emotional parts associated with my bipolar disorder. In spite of my bipolar disorder, the Lord can still use me.

~”Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”~1 Thessalonians 5:18, ESV~

Even during the moments of which I am joyful, I am still thankful because my state of joyfulness can be used to glorify God. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I am thankful!

Even during the moments of which I am angry, I am always thankful because my state of anger can be used to glorify God in pure righteousness. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I am always thankful!

Even during the moments of which I am sad, I am in a state of being thankful because my state of sadness can be used to glorify God in purity and righteousness. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I will always be thankful!

I am thankful. As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I am thankful and grateful.

I choose to forgive. I choose the gift of forgiveness.

As a child of God with bipolar disorder, I forgive because it is a command of Jesus Christ to forgive. Forgiveness is a command of my Lord and Savior.

~”Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.”~Ephesians 4:32, NIV~

Jesus taught me to forgive myself because He died for me on the cross. Jesus taught me to forgive others because He died for me on the cross. Jesus taught me to forgive myself and others because He died for me on the cross.

I extend the gift of forgiveness because it brings healing to myself and to others. I extend the gift of forgiveness because is brings helpfulness to myself and to others. I extend the gift of forgiveness because it brings hope to myself and to others.

When I do not forgive, I become angry. When I do not forgive, I become hateful and mean. When I do not forgive, I become spiteful. My testimony is not a reflection of Jesus Christ if I choose to not forgive.

When I forgive, I feel free. When I forgive, I am free from anger, I am free from hate and meanness, and I am free from spitefulness. When I forgive, I become free in Christ my Lord because He has set me free.

This is my testimony, as a child of God with bipolar disorder: I forgive, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, because it honors God AND brings the light and love of Christ Jesus to my testimony when I choose to forgive.

My testimony, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, becomes stronger. My testimony, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, becomes light. My testimony, as a child of God with bipolar disorder, brings love. I am strength. I am light. I am love, In the Name of Jesus Christ!

In the Name of Jesus Christ, I am strength through my bipolar disorder diagnosis because I choose to forgive. In the Name of Jesus Christ, I am light through my bipolar disorder diagnosis because I choose to forgive. In the Name of Jesus Christ, I am love through my bipolar disorder diagnosis because I choose to forgive. Amen!

I choose to forgive. I choose the gift of forgiveness.

If you are interested in wanting to find out more about my bipolar disorder diagnosis and how the Lord used me to be healing, help, and hope to myself through my bipolar disorder diagnosis, I encourage you to buy a copy of my book once it is released in February 2022, “A Victory Song: Beneath the Veil.” Peace and God bless you!