The concentrated power of faith is abundant
The mind is an incredibly powerful tool. It can be used for good, but can be wasted when ignored or abused. In times of distress, we move away from positivity. We go from abundant to deficient. But, faith is a tool that helps to fill prosperity not only in the mind but also in the heart and spirit.
Whatever we focus on in life, we get the most out of it. If we focus on the problems, we only live in those problems and struggle to overcome the negativity. Alternatively, when we focus on positivity and seek solutions, we can solve our problems and go from a state of deficiency to a state of prosperity again.
When we train our minds to think abundantly and when we hold a firm belief, we gravitate toward that. We attract good because we believe and expect good. Similarly, when we believe and expect bad things to come, we attract it into our lives.
Faith is the road to prosperity, so be sure to keep it at the forefront of your mind. Don't be afraid to expect the best for you. It’s not about wanting for things without being selfish or aiming; It’s about a true, complete, deep faith in your heart and your soul, which improves and you deserve the best in life.
Not killing yourself makes you stronger
There is a powerful story in the Bible called the Book of Job. The story is about a man named Job, who was as smart as any man. He believed in God strongly and in a high place. But the story goes that one day the devil met God. The topic of discussion? Job believes.
The devil claimed that Job was faithful because he had been so blessed in life. Family, money, land and honor. But if the devil is to take God away from any of these things, he is no longer the faithful man whom God upheld. The devil claims that Job curses God and his subject is proved. God certainly did not agree.
Therefore, this covenant began when God began to take things out of Job's life. During these trials, Job loses everything he has worked so hard to create over the years. His livestock, all his money, his family, his friends and his health. However, even when his wife told him to curse God, Job did not. He remained faithful.
Later, God restored all of Job's worldly possessions, family and health. To add to this, God increased Job many times what He once had. The moral of the story? It does not kill you but it strengthens you. Time can be bad and you may want to throw that adage in the towel. But never lose faith. A faithless person is likened to a waterless glow - faith helps you find your purpose in life that does not exist
Going through life and all its ups and downs can bother us. Sometimes, it is enough to question our existence. But through all the trials and tribulations we face, it gives us faith to help. It works to guide us in the right direction, moves us and allows us to find our purpose in life.
It won't be overnight. Usually, when we are faced with a difficult situation, it gets harder before it gets better. Little by little, a part of us is broken, until one day, we dig deep inside and somehow find the strength we need to do it. That power comes from our faith. Whether it is your faith in God or something else, that belief sets you free.
Everything in life gets easier when we believe in ourselves. It is the guiding light that helps push us toward our mission.
It is easy to allow stress, anxiety and fear to lead our lives. We're worried about that one moment or another. Sometimes, those worries manifest themselves as stressful situations, which can cause not only mental distress but also physical problems. There is a clear and documented link between stress and the increasing likelihood of disease and illness.
When we allow our minds to go into that field without checking, there is no telling of the harm that can be done. But it helps maintain faith. Even if we have no reason to believe that things will get better, it is through the belief that our circumstances improve. When you have your whole prospect in mind, no challenge is too hard.
Learn to harness faith and use it to relieve stress, anxiety and fear. Think of past situations where you have done something you thought was insurmountable. Trust and wait for the good to happen, and they will. It’s not about ignoring your problems; Your situation sucks deeply into your heart and your soul