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The power of our conclusions

Our conclusions about circumstances are almost always more important than the circumstances themselves. Consider the story of the twelve spies in Numbers 13 and 14. The spies were commissioned to give a report to Moses and the children of Israel concerning the land God had promised to them. After forty days, they came back to Moses and were divided into two groups: 1) Joshua and Caleb, and 2) the other ten spies. Both saw the same set of circumstances but put a different conclusion to what they saw. Many factors contribute to how we make conclusions. Some of them are:

  • Whether we have the habit of magnifying the Lord or magnifying the problem (Psalm 34:3)
  • Whether we have been renewing our minds on spiritual faith food or worldly doubt food (Romans 12:2)
  • Whether we believe God has equipped us to be victorious or has not really promised that (Deuteronomy 28)
  • Whether we believe that opposition to our promises is normal or not  (1Timothy 1:18)

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True You

Before you were conceived in your mother’s womb you were a thought in the heart of Papa God, according to Jeremiah 1:4.
Think about that for a second. Papa God knew you.

This begs the question, what was it that God had in mind when he thought of you?  To answer that it is important for us to come back to our original intention that the Father created us with. Therein, we find the glory we were created for; there we can move towards our destiny. Like the eagle’s home is in the sky, you were created to live within the ocean of God’s love. Living in the fullness of who God created us to be is the place where we become fully alive in Jesus. Continue reading “True You”