Author: Dr. Isaiah Macwealth

Disciplining our thoughts means INTENTIONALLY replacing harmful, negative ideas with those that reflect God’s truth.

A vital reason many believers miss out on God’s blessings is a lack of consciousness of their blessed state. This unconsciousness affects their confidence, hindering success.

One of the greatest barriers to experiencing God’s blessings and building meaningful relationships is being trapped in feelings of guilt and condemnation. These emotions often prevent you from enjoying the resources and grace that God has made available.

It’s essential to realize that living a compromised Christian life grants the enemy access to steal your blessings.

The Bible clearly states that death and life are in the power of the tongue yet, in moments of frustration or hardship, we often speak words like, “I am broke,” “I’m very sick,” or “I can never amount to anything.”

The Bible clearly states that death and life are in the power of the tongue yet, in moments of frustration or hardship, we often speak words like, “I am broke,” “I’m very sick,” or “I can never amount to anything.”

Being kingdom-minded is prioritizing God’s will and purpose above all else. The will of God is for the Gospel of His son Jesus Christ to be preached in all the world leading to a massive harvest of souls

The battle Satan wages against you isn’t just external—it’s a subtle internal attack aimed at capturing your heart. Once he gains access to your heart, he can plant seeds of doubt, fear, and confusion that invariably affects your faith in God.

What we focus on becomes the central point of our thoughts and desires because our mind and body is created to naturally serve the object of our focus.

As Christians, we have been given access to a higher advantage through the Holy Spirit, enabling us to live a supernatural life. With His help, we can access divine ideas and solutions to any challenge