“Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers.”
3 John 1:2 (NKJV)
JUNE 20 - Prosperity has more to do with your mind than with your pocketbook.
- Do you believe God wants you to prosper?
- Do you believe prosperity is your right as a believer?
- Or do you believe God wants people to be poor and needy?
Whatever you believe is evident in your life. Let me explain. People hold many beliefs about life intransigently formed by past experiences and rigidly directed by various people. After years of sustained
thought, those viewpoints become beliefs that govern and ultimately control your life. You and I are stringently governed by the core beliefs we hold. We act in accordance to what we truly believe, not just what we say we believe. If we believe God wants us poor, or that poverty is our destiny, life proves that for us. But if we believe God wants us blessed, life proves this to us as well.
We are a living prophecy of what we believe. What do you believe? Whatever it is, it just might be the very thing that precludes God’s blessings from your life. The Israelites believed they were grasshoppers in the sight of the giants and therefore never seized the Promised Land. Your future prosperity lies in the present confines of your mind. Believe and receive what God has for you.
Daily Confession
Father, I thank You that above all things I prosper and walk in health even as my soul prospers.
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Family Scripture Reading
Acts 17
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This post was written by admin on June 20, 2009
















