Bad Inner Battles
Just as evil thoughts don’t emanate from God, it’s God’s Word we must use to overcome them. How? By casting down all imaginations and any thought against the knowledge of God.
Rise Stronger
How you run into a problem isn’t as important as how you respond to it. If you let your mind worry about it, you’ll waste precious time thinking about the effect of your ordeal, and you cannot bring the lost time back. But if you declare God’s Word over it and learn from your mistakes, you shall rise stronger.
Count It All Joy
No child of God is shielded from facing life issues. The Bible says in James 1:2 “…when (not ‘if’) you fall into trials.” However, how you respond to matters. Count it all joy. See joy in the happening of problems because they have a purpose, which is to test your faith.
Face the Issues
If you asked God for strength, then He allowing you to face life challenges to come out victoriously on each occasion is the only way to prove to you that He has answered your prayers. It’s not God’s will to make you suffer afflictions. However, He uses them to empower you by giving you victory. Lean on God.
Stay Faithful
Discomfort doesn’t mean God is telling you to move away. Discern what He’s doing in each season in your life, and don’t let circumstances determine your countenance.
The Purpose of Trials
With everything God creates or allows to happen in our lives, there’s a purpose. You may not know it, but it doesn’t mean it’s non-existent. God allows us fall into various trials in life for a purpose. Discover it today.
Remain in Christ Despite Life Crises
Abandoning the gathering of the brethren because of offences never guarantees you a better life in the world. In fact, doing that will end you in more chaos than you ever think. Remain in Christ despite life crises because your life is anchored in God.
One Uncommon Instruction
Complaints don’t solve problems; responding to them with the right actions do. When God gives you one uncommon instruction to help you deal with your issue, obey before complaining.
Be Patient to Encourage
You don’t need to be a rash-talker to display your wisdom. For it’s wise to become a quick hearer than a fast-talker.