"Change is not change until it is change. "
Don't just talk, think, dream about it; Get something started!
Nothing aint gona change, if you aint gona move. A quit-er conforms himself to failure because he refuses to push the boundaries of limitation.
Don't just imagine change, do it!
Man are creations of habits, how about starting from your usual rountine habits?
Or how about starting from feeding your mind with the right stuff?
Or how about this, why not talk to someone who can help you initate this change that you seek?
The list goes on.
Listen to the holy frustration inside you, kick some devil's butt today.
For everytime they say "YOU can't", rebuke their claims by confessing "I can!"
Stop sitting at the bottom of your pit and whine about how life has been hard on you. Tragedy hits everybody, just the matter of time. Climb out of your own self-pity pit and do some work buddy.
Talking about pits, consider Isaac.
The enemies came and blocked all the wells up with the rotting dead animal corpses. They threw rocks and dirt down the wells, hoping to shut the children of God away from tapping the resources. They tried to rob them of what God had already provided them through Abraham.
Solution? Start digging today!
Get that stinking attitude out of your system today. Get that hard and stubborn sin out of your life. Stop allowing the devil to fill you up with the filth of this world, start digging deep down inside.
The truth is, God never expect us to give if we got nothing to give. He'll never expect us to be able to change if he hadn't provided every means we need to, to change. Start unclogging your life today.
As they dug in the valley, they found there a well of springing water. (See Genesis 26) As you dig deep into your hearts and your spirit today, you'll find the river of the living waters! Find it, find it in God!
Deep inside everyone of us lies the seeds for greatness.
Find that courage to change today. Stick to it!
You'll never fail, if you never quit.
Failure is reserved for those who have given up trying.
