CONSISTENCY PART 3

Happy Weekend lovelies,

I hope your week was great😊.

Today we are looking into consistency in a different

dimension or revelation 😁 and it’s subtitled “THE

CURE FOR INCONSISTENCY”

How do you develop spiritual consistency that blesses

your family? Abraham acted foolishly, but he also

modeled what to do when you have fallen by repenting

and, eventually, renouncing his sin.

Abraham had an underlying selfishness and fear that led

him to come up with a strategy of self-protection. He

wasn’t convinced that God would or could protect him;

so, he put in place a plan to protect himself. His bad

decisions (fruit) flowed from that false belief (root).

Part of the healing process is to get below the surface of

the fruit (what you see as the problem) and deal with the

root. What is the underlying lie you believe and the

strategy you have put in place around it? Repent of that

and renounce that.

A consistent Christian life isn’t lived Sunday by Sunday,

but moment by moment. Jesus said if you want to be My

disciple, then take up your cross daily and follow Me…

not weekly.

The Father, Son and Holy Spirit want fellowship with you

every day. Your discipline is to wake up daily and turn

your mind to God’s presence. And then for the rest of the

day, live your life in the presence of the Holy Spirit.

Thank you for reading. Stay tuned for the concluding part ☺️it’s just getting interesting.

For any contribution send a mail to thegabbytable@gmail.com .

Stay blessed,

Stay safe.

Bye ✌🏽

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