Words work as partnerships with either heaven or hell, unlocking different realities in our lives. When we speak from unbelief, we can actually abort the very answers to prayer God is providing, often because they arrive as seeds rather than fully-formed oak trees. This message challenges us to recognize that we never benefit from unbelief. As we enter a new year, we're invited to examine our declarations: Are we partnering with faith or fear? Are we setting a table with thanksgiving or complaint? The call is clear—to become a people of great belief whose words reflect trust in a God who is always faithful, always good, and always love.