Depravity harbours the power of conditioning a man’s mind to see just what is available and not what is possible.If a man has received the baptism of lack, it might not be impossible for him to show criticism for the miracle of abundance.
There are men today whose ‘gospel’ stemmed from the unfortunate cross(es) life dropped on their shoulders and who have became an Apostle of their woes. Prisoners of status quo, if you like, who have resigned to fate and who now daily sail on the ship of perssimism, inaction, fear and unbelief.
For me, I am really thankful that the weights I picked up in the years of ‘lack’, God is helping me to shed them as He begins to lace me with abundance.
Things are changing, and they are really changing for the better.
I am getting more and more humbled by the events around my life in these last few days and weeks. I am seeing the past being rewritten in a way that appears as if things have never been bad. Hope is wearing the robe of reality and desires, the raiment of results.
And as things start to work, I start to pray and work that things continue to work.
