In Christ, we can live the life that God has planned for us, enjoying the abundance of love and blessings He has stored for us.- Ephesians 3:20
Much of the chaos in our lives today can be easily resolved by maintaining healthy relationships, cultivating the right mindset, correctly applying kingdom principles, and managing our resources wisely.
For some of us, God may withhold “more” until we learn to responsibly handle what He has entrusted to us. He desires us to be responsible children and people of integrity. Sometimes, it’s not an increase we need but a total transformation.
God encourages us to develop personal integrity in all areas of our lives. Don’t give up on your personal development. Read the necessary books to change your mindset, and alter your circle of friends to improve your environment. Remember that prayer is important, but so is working on your personal development. The devil has deceived many into thinking that praying, fasting, and reading the Word is enough, neglecting physical health and the pursuit of knowledge for a successful business, finances, marriage, home, and family. This deception has hindered our progress. Hosea 4:6
Cultivating a meaningful relationship with God empowers us to withstand any adversity. Even when it feels like everything is falling apart, maintaining a strong connection with God is essential, as this relationship can provide both sustenance and transformation. It is through staying in God’s presence and remaining connected to Him that all our other efforts become effective.
By adopting the right attitude (which comes from a transformed mind), applying the correct principles from the Word, and managing resources wisely, we can eliminate or significantly reduce chaos in our lives.
- Right attitude + Right application of the Word + Right Management of Resources = Elimination or Reduction of Chaos
Prayer:
- Lord, guide me on the path of total transformation.
- Lord, transform me so that I can apply the principles of your Word correctly and manage the resources you have provided for me correctly.
Reflection from EWAC by Bishop Courtney McClean
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