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Out of the Shadows - Part 1

Matthew 11:28

Out of the shadows is a lifestyle that is set out of the pains, regrets, mistakes, condemnation, and wrong expectations. This is a lifestyle of freedom from the shadows. This is a call to break out of the negative mentality you have about your self. This is a call to break out of the wrong believe you have about your self. This is a call to break out of the wrong identity you have accepted. This is a call to break out of the ignorance and laziness surrounding you.

Out of the shadows is a call of you coming out of the shadows of life and it involves you stepping into the Light and truth of the knowledge of God. There is a need for you to have a personal relationship with your self. This will become impossible if you still remain in the shadows. It’s time for you to discover your real identity through the Holy Spirit.

It’s time for you to discover the original you, God have created you to be. It’s time you understand who God has designed you to be. It’s time for you to operate in the wisdom of how God design you to function. All these will be impossible as long as you remain under the shadows.

God did not create you to live in any shadow surrounding you. We have different shadows surrounding us today. We have the shadows of the expectations of the people or society towards us. You were created to become Gods intention.

Here we are fighting to fit into expectation that has nothing to do with Gods plan. We have become victims of our own ignorance. The Holy Spirit is here to help you.

Out of the shadows is a call of giving attention to your self through what the word of God has written concerning your life. It’s time for you to have a relationship with your self through Gods word. You have lost focus from your self because you have separated your self from your source (CHRIST).

The life in the shadows is a platform where you lack a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit. Its also a place where you lack a personal relationship with your self. Your personal relationship with the Holy Spirit is the only platform for you to have a personal relationship with your self.

The only way for you to break out of the shadows is when you choose to learn afresh who God has created you to become in Christ. Apart from the expectations surrounding you, GOD HAS A PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE. You are not what the media, or what people suggest to you. You are who God’s word says you are. It’s time for use to do a personal check up.

Jesus Loves you.

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