At times we are told or may even know we should make a change in our lives. But then we often say “It’s easier said than done.” I too, have used that same statement to justify my lack of doing “certain” things. Things that were contrary to my wants.
However, there was a part of me that did not like that statement because it went against what I believed. How can I say out, “it’s easier said than done,” yet I believe in my heart that God can do the impossible. My confession and my heart did not line up. I then realized for, “ME” that statement is an oxymoron that I used to satisfy an unbelieving heart.
I had a form of godliness but denied the power thereof (2 Timothy 3:5). I was trying in my own strength and not relying on God’s POWER. I had to stop denying the power and start denying the flesh. I had to realize, in order for me to do “it” I had to be willing to change.
I had to first change my heart then my mind would follow. I hid God’s words in my heart. I also read several books on change. One of the books is not a Christian based book, but its life changing. It causes you to do self-examination and/or reflection. The book titled “Who Moved My Cheese” by Spencer Johnson is a great book. I recommend everyone to get a copy of it. It will bless your life.
We all want to live the best life. God wants us to live a life of abundance. Throughout our lives, life (things) happen, as it does we must change as well. During the processes of change, growth will happen. Your thought process will go from, “Easier said than done to Done with Ease”. Lean and trust in God and all things will be possible.
Other scripture reads:
Philippians 4:13
Matthew 6:33
Psalms 119:11
Below is the link where you can find the book Who Moved My Cheese.
As we embark on a new year I will start reading this book to help prepare my mind and heart for change and a new beginning. Join in with me..
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