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You Vs. Yourself - Part 3

The first place to conquer this war is going to be in your mind. Once you win there, every other thing will fix it self naturally. This is what will bring us to the scripture for today: “as a man thinks in his heart, so he is.”
The challenge here is your thinking pattern. It’s all about how you think about your life and every thing that surrounds it. Your concept about love, life, destiny, success… etc. has been affected by the war in yourself. You are no longer thinking and believe things according to your original identity. You have no become who people want you to be instead of who God wants you to become. You now believe what people want you to believe instead what God says about you. Your life is now broken and deep within you, your heart is crying out for help. Even at that, you are confused because you don’t know who to run to, and where to start. You desire to change but the ability is absent.

Renewing of your mind is what you need. According to the book of Romans 12:2; you must stop to think and believe things according to what every body do. You must come to a place where the word of God becomes the only thing that defines your life, the way you think and the way you do your things. You must choose to refuse to give into the old pattern of thinking and your old system of believing and choose to stay with this new pattern of think (Jesus Pattern).

Any thing outside the word of God is not invalid. I don’t care what people have made you to believe; God is the only one that has the final say in your life. Your experience will only turn out to be what you actually believe. It’s not too late. You are not too young. It’s not too early and you are not too old.

In this case, I can’t help you. No Church or Pastor can help you. Fasting and Prayer can not help you. Sowing seed or offerings can not help you. What you need today is a personal Encounter with the Lord. The Saviour is here today and he is ready to help you. Jesus is the Saviour. God is so hungry for you to talk to him. God is so hungry for you to listen to him. God is so hungry for you to understand his plans for your life. God is so hungry for you to come to the full understand the reason why He created you. God is so hungry to see to see you enjoy a Godly relationship. God is so hungry to see you get married. God is so hungry to see you become all He has created you to be. It’s above your own imagination and expectation.

The question is not if God will forgive you. The real question is, will accept God’s forgiveness? The question is not if God will help you? The real question is, will you accept God’s Help? There is still Hope for you today. That help is in Christ Jesus. Open your heart to Him and believe in your heart that he has forgiven you.
This is call into a personal relationship with God. It’s a reminder for you to become conscious of how much God so love you. This is call for to become more serious with your life and the way you make decision. This is a call to a constant studying of your bible. This is a call of you becoming more responsible and accountable to God about your life, the way you treat people, the way you talk to people and the way you live daily. This is a call for you to relocate your mentor. This is a call for you to look up to Jesus the Author and Finisher of your Faith. This is a call to Freedom!
... to be continued.
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