The Mind

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The mind is the engine house that controls the activities of a man. Your daily activities determines your productivity in life.
Your thoughts can either 'MAKE' you or 'MAR' you.
What are you thinking?
Proverbs 23:7 - your thoughts form the frame of your life. Your world is anchored and fashioned according to your thought pattern. If you think like a failure, then you become one and if you think  like a winner, you also have the ability to become one.

The book of John 1:12 says,  'but as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:'..
SONS ALWAYS HAVE INHERITANCE. SELAH.

So how should your thoughts be patterned?  Philippians 4:8 has the answer to the question.
Where you are today is as a result of your yesterday's thoughts so if you need a change, then you start by changing your thoughts.

Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Philippians 2:5
1Cor 2:16
It doesn't matter how far you are from the glorious picture you once had about your destiny, you can get back on track with PURPOSE, if you will just THINK IT, YOU CAN HAVE IT.

STAY BLESSED.

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