As You Think You Become

“Man did nothing to reach God, but God did everything to reach man!”

Salvation is not a human plan. The relationship between God and man was disconnected because of man's sin. Sin had a legal claim on mankind. Satan bound all man and made them his slave. Man made no effort to reach God. The man never bothered to be delivered from his own sin. He lived in his own ways, which led his life to death.

Romans 5:5–10

“Man’s sin cannot change God’s divine love! But, the divine love of God can change the sin of the whole world..”

People often believe that their sins affect God's love for them. This is truly a wrong thought. Because sin does not affect God, but it affects man. When man sins, he gives place to the devil. Satan, who is looking for someone to devour, enters his life and destroys him. God loves man more than anything else, so He is concerned about the well-being of man.

John 3:16–17

Grace is not license to sin! Grace is the strength to overcome sin!

Grace is often misunderstood and also, people try to earn God’s favour. Grace is not grace if it is earned. Because grace is a free gift from God. It cannot be earned by man. Do not misunderstand grace. Do not think that it encourages sin. That is completely wrong.

For example, we insure our vehicle. We do not let our vehicle get into an accident just because we have insurance. In case of an accident, we can use the insurance. Similarly, grace is not a license to sin, it is the strength to overcome your weakness.

Beloved!

His grace is sufficient for your successful life.

Rev 6:1,2,14

Faith is not believing that God can do great things for us! Faith is believing that God has already finished everything on the cross!

Prayer is born of faith. Faith is born from what, God has done on the cross. Faith is not a superstitious belief. Faith comes from hearing the word of God, believing it, confessing it, and doing according to that word. God has earned everything on the cross that man needs. Man's life begins on the finished work of Christ on Cross. We begin, where God finished.

Dear friends!

Believe! Receive God's blessings in your life.

James 2:17 - 20 Hebrews 11

God's goodness leads us to repentance!Love of God changes our heart!

Repentance is one of the important and primary topic in Christianity. Many sermons have been preached on repentance, but the question is, how can a heart be changed? Can punishment and condemnation change the heart? The answer is, only the love of calvary has the power to change our heart.

Beloved!

Repentance comes through the love and goodness of God.

Mark 15:17-24

The greatest thing about prayer is not, who is asking to God.it`s about who hears our prayers and give us good results in life.

Prayer is not man-centered. Prayer is completely God-centered. When we misunderstand prayer, we cannot see the results in prayer. Many time prayers are misunderstood and it is focused on who is praying. Most of the Christians don’t pray directly to God, they keep man as a mediator to pray for them.

Beloved!

Prayer is about who hears that prayer and brings change to your life.

Matthew 6:6-8

Life is not about survival! Life is not about living! Life is to learn!

We can make life valuable and meaningful when we learn the lessons from what life teach us. If we fail to learn, we miss the purpose of our life. God is a "God of purpose".

Beloved!

God wants us to be purposeful than being joyful.

Matthew 6:31-34

You are costly!! Your value is not measured by your wealth, your value is measured by the treasures within you!

You are very costly. God has treasures within you. The reason the enemy is always chasing you is because you are too costly. If you are surrounded by problems and enemies, understand that you are costly. A man found a field that had treasures. The man sold everything he had and bought that field.

Beloved!

You are nearing the success! Rise up!

Matthew 13:44-46

Every man is chained and locked between two strong giants! Yesterday`s sorrows and tomorrow`s fear!

God told “forget yesterday” and don’t worry about tomorrow. I will do new things now!! If you want to experience new things in life, there is a condition! Forget yesterday and stop fearing tomorrow, God is a God of today!! “Today is your salvation”, “Today God will bless you”, “Today is your day of victory”.

Beloved!

Make today the best day. God's promises in your life will never fail.

Isaiah 43:18, 19, Matthew 6:26-34

Fruit is the result of the root! Likewise, our behaviour is the result of our thoughts!

Our actions are the xerox copy of our mind. Without knowing this many people focus on their behaviours. They sincerely try to change their behaviours and finally they are disappointed and exhausted. They were sincere. But they were sincerely wrong. Our behaviours are the results of our thoughts. Good fruits are the result of the root. Likewise, good behaviours are the result of good thoughts. Wise people focus on their thought life.

Beloved!

Read and meditate on the word of God, which transforms our minds.

Proverbs 23:7, Luke 6:43, Romans 12:1

“The life you live today is the result of the decisions you made yesterday!”

Our good and bad days are not based on luck but on the decisions we make. A double-minded or confused person will not succeed. Daniel, for example, decided not to be corrupted by worldly things, and God gave him grace to stand firm, making him successful even in Babylon.

Daniel 1:8-9

“Be at your best! The good is the enemy of the best!”

Do not settle for good; go for the best that God has for you. Many start well but fail because they accept a settled mindset. Jacob loved Joseph, and God took Joseph to Egypt, transforming his life to the best place God intended. Life is about God’s purpose, not personal comfort.

Genesis 37:2-8, 45:4-8

“A calling is not about what you can do! It is about what God can do through you!”

Calling is about God’s purpose, not our abilities. Moses initially doubted his call, but God showed him that His plan is bigger than human capability. Accepting God’s calling allows your life to impact others in miraculous ways.

Exodus 3:7-14

“Ministry is not a sacrifice we make for God! It is an opportunity that God gives us!”

Ministry is a privilege, not a burden. Peter endured suffering while preaching the gospel but considered it an opportunity to serve God. Ministry should be done with joy and peace, not as a mere duty.

Acts 5:40-42

“Blessing is a power of God which influences and controls the entire lifestyle of man!”

Blessings flow from faith in what Jesus Christ finished on the cross. They lead to victory, peace, joy, and success. Abraham was a blessing to nations, showing God’s plan through His gifts.

Deuteronomy 28:1-14

“What others say about you cannot affect your life! What you say about yourself will affect your life!”

Don’t let others define you. Peter was once called Simon, meaning unstable, but God renamed him Peter, the unshakable rock. Accept God’s definition for victory.

Proverbs 23:7

“Don't try to make your life joyful! Try to make your life purposeful!”

Happiness follows purpose. Moses chose purpose over temporary joy and accomplished God’s plan. Focus on fulfilling your purpose and happiness will naturally come.

Hebrews 11:24-26

“Problem is not your problem! How you see your problem is your problem!”

David defeated Goliath because he changed his perspective. Problems are opportunities for God to reveal your strength and courage.

1 Samuel 17:23-49

“You won't see the best things in your life if you don't know what to expect!”

Expectation drives action. Elijah expected rain and acted faithfully seven times to see a cloud. Perfect faith expects, and God rewards those who do.

1 Kings 18:42-46, Jeremiah 29:11

“When your thoughts go up, your life goes up! When your thoughts go down, your life goes down!”

Your thought life determines your success. The prodigal son illustrates how changing thoughts restored his life. Transform your mind to live victoriously.

Luke 15:11-24

“Laziness is a slow poison!”

Success is the result of hard work and effective work. Laziness kills success little by little. God cannot use a man who is lazy. Procrastination is a sign of laziness. Analyse your life and get rid of it.

Proverbs 12:24, 27; 13:4, 6:6-10

“Self-pity is the root of pride!”

Self-pity prevents us from experiencing God's grace. It is a sign of self-centeredness, which distances us from God and people. Kill self-pity before it kills your faith and reliance on God.

Luke 10:38-43

“Excuses stop you from moving forward!”

Excuses are a barrier to success. Opportunity does not return. Stability and consistency overcome excuses. Success is in your hands; don’t compromise or miss God’s best.

John 5:1-8

“Prayer brings good results, not success alone!”

Prayer does not directly create success. It equips us with wisdom, knowledge, and strength to achieve what God desires for our lives. Effective prayer leads to a fruitful Christian life.

Matthew 6:6-8

“God’s kingdom operates on principles, not persons!”

Success depends on understanding and following God’s principles. God evaluates hearts, not faces. Even biblical examples like Cain and Abel show that principles guide God’s acceptance.

Genesis 4:7, 4:2-12

“God acts according to His plan, not our timing!”

God’s timing is perfect. We must learn patience and trust His plan, as exemplified by Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary. Waiting is an investment, not wasted time.

Luke 1:28,11-15

“Waiting time is investing time!”

Patience and purposeful waiting produce the best outcomes. Waiting allows God’s plans to unfold, as seen in the lives of Joseph, Abraham, and David.

Isaiah 40:31

“Humility is an attitude and intention!”

True humility comes from mind and intention, not outward behavior. Recognizing others as greater and valuing lives is the essence of being humble.

James 4:6

“Christianity is about relationship, not religion!”

Jesus gave His life to build a relationship with man, not to establish rules or laws. Experience God’s love and liberty rather than following religious rituals.

John 10:1-15

“Love for God begins with a longing heart!”

God values a heart that longs for Him, not perfection. Love sincerely from your heart, even in imperfection.

Psalm 91:14, 42:1

“Life is about completing your purpose, not competing!”

Competing or comparing creates envy and hatred. Focus on fulfilling God’s plan for your life, just like David and Jesus completed their purpose.

1 Samuel 18:6-15

“The poorest person is one without purpose!”

Wealth without purpose is poverty. Moses discovered his purpose when God met him in the burning bush. Purpose makes life meaningful and successful.

Proverbs 3:1-10, 29:18

“Money having you is a sin!”

Money itself is not evil, but being controlled by it leads to destruction. Handle riches wisely, stay thankful, and focus on God.

Proverbs 22:7, 10:22

“Work smart, don’t be a workaholic!”

Stressful overwork is destructive. God designed a balanced life with time for God, work, and relationships. Smart work brings success, not exhaustion.

Acts 5:1-10

“Only the blood of Jesus delivers from curse!”

Curse is Satan’s tool to bring negative results. Believers are protected through faith in Jesus. Without God, curse produces sin, sickness, and poverty.

Deuteronomy 28:15-29; John 10:10

“Kill fear before it kills you!”

Fear controls and enslaves. David defeated Goliath because he overcame fear. Fear must be recognized and conquered to achieve success.

1 John 4:18

“Conscious love of God leads to hating sin!”

Fear of punishment leads to bondage. God’s love empowers freedom from sin. Hate sin out of love for God, just like Joseph avoided Potiphar’s wife.

1 John 4:16-19

“Storms carry you to where you should be!”

Storms are allowed to move you forward, teach, and strengthen. They are opportunities to fulfill God’s purpose, as seen in David and Paul’s lives.

Acts 27:14-26

“Giving is a sign of love!”

Giving should come from the heart, not the amount. God appreciates sincere giving, even in lack, as shown by the poor woman’s offering.

Mark 12:41-44

“Big dreams require a big heart!”

Your heart determines how much you can give and receive. Joseph had a big dream and a big heart to bless others. Expand your heart to achieve spiritual success.

Genesis 45:4-18

“God loves you; that’s why Satan is at war with you!”

Problems often indicate God’s blessing and love. Enemies attack because God’s favor is upon us, like Joseph facing his brothers’ jealousy.

Genesis 37:3-4

“A leader is one who leads the way!”

Leadership is earned through trust, honesty, and commitment. Jesus led by example, not just by showing the way.

1 Corinthians 11:1, 1 Peter 2:21

“Leadership begins with followers and ends with successors!”

Successful leaders raise successors. Jesus trained the disciples, who then carried His vision to the world.

Matthew 28:18-20, Mark 3:13-15

“Better to be alone than in bad company!”

Connections impact life. Good relationships bring blessings; bad ones bring harm. Divine connections help achieve success, like Joseph with the chief butler.

Genesis 41:8-14, 1 Samuel 18:1-3

“People care about your heart, not your knowledge!”

Spiritual life is measured by care, not intelligence. Jesus cared, which saved lives. Big heart comes before brain.

John 8:3-11

“Don’t judge when God’s hand is upon someone!”

People may fail once, but God can transform them. Never judge; God works in secret and in His timing, like Peter’s restoration.

John 18:25-27, 21:15-17

“Success is about impact, not impressing!”

Focus on bringing change in people’s lives, like Peter healed the crippled man. Real success transforms lives.

Acts 3:2-10, 3:6

“Testimony is about what God did for us!”

Share God-centered stories, not personal achievements. Give glory to God and confess His word to overcome the enemy.

Judges 7:18-20, Revelation 12:11

“Think like God, not like man!”

God calls you to think bigger than your circumstances. David’s shepherd boy beginnings became a king’s destiny because he thought big.

Isaiah 55:8-9

“The safest place is the center of God’s will!”

True safety comes only from God. Paul’s shipstorm experience shows that being in God’s will ensures protection, even in chaos.

Acts 27:9-25, Psalm 91