Flip Your Story Part 2

The following excerpt was taken from The Source of Intellectual Wellness (Vol. 5) Gray, T. (2018)

Your objective: To live well and finish strong!

To thrive intellectually, you will have to read and understand basic principles and promises related to the Kingdom of God. If you study and apply God’s truth, you will possess an in-depth knowledge of the character of God. Thus, walking in authority and boldness will be evident by your growth. With that knowledge, you can overturn limitations, doubt and fears.

I boldly declare, every cloudy or foggy vision for your life must be cleared up. The past will be flipped. Your story will suddenly turn around. A complete intellectual and spiritual awakening will take place simultaneously. As a born-again believer, you have the power to walk in the joy of the Lord. Do you know your birthright? With knowledge of God’s Word, you can revolutionize the end result of your story.

Amidst the many twists and turns, God’s Word is always your guide. As long as you are alive on earth, you will experience good moments and, without a doubt, some devastating things. Still, the promises of God remains sure.
Some dreadful circumstances of the past will be intertwined into your overall story of success. The time to reroute your life is now. If you are pleased with the way things are going, you can continue on the same path. If not, make some type of modification. I urge you to seek help if help is needed. Sometimes, an accountability partner is necessary for change. Your plans alone may not be enough to make a definite shift. There must be a measurable plan of action, honesty and accountability.

Just like the Apostle Paul, there will be times of testing. Only the absolute truth will remain effective after everything is tested by life’s fiery trials.The world system is built on man’s best efforts. There are lots of counterfeits and lies. If you are on a quest for truth, read your Bible daily. Seek Godly wisdom, counsel and revelation above earthly opinions.

“Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us assurance about things we cannot see.” Hebrews 11:1 (NLT)