Discovering Your Spiritual and Earthly Potential

It’s not enough to simply be religious.

You must also be spiritual.

Religion can provide structure and routine, but without spiritual growth, you risk remaining stagnant despite all your efforts in worship, service, and even your work in the marketplace.

What truly makes a difference is having a clear understanding of your spiritual purpose, your physical goals and the impact your work is meant to have in the world.

You are not limited by your potential.

You are limited only by how far your mind can stretch.

The earth belongs to the Lord and everything in it, which is a profound expose that the abundance of this world is yours to claim, step by step.

However, if you can’t conceive it in your mind, how can you achieve it in reality?

Previously, I mentioned that cash is the least form of capital required for success.

Imagine this scenario.

Before a loved one passed away, they left you an open cheque and a house filled with assets.

Yet, because you were unaware, you walked away from what was already yours.

That’s how belief works.

If your belief system is limited to basic survival, what to eat and drink, your life will revolve around those needs.

If your belief system is focused on opening a small business, that’s the extent of your vision.

However, if your belief system envisions solving big problems, traveling the world or acquiring wealth and properties, the challenges and opportunities that come your way will align with those bigger goals.

Now, imagine if you knew about the assets left to you and stayed to claim them.

Would your story not be different?

Here’s the truth.

We’ve all been told about our riches in Christ. But the divine doesn’t hand over wealth on a silver platter.

Spiritually, money is irrelevant, it’s a man-made tool that functions only in this earthly realm.

Remember what God told Abraham:

“As far as your eyes can see, I will give to you.”

This isn’t just a metaphor; it’s a principle.

If you can’t see it, you can’t claim it.

God has given all humans, not just Christians, a mind, hands and feet.

Wealth doesn’t come from prayers or fasting.

These spiritual disciplines are meant to strengthen your spirit and keep your flesh in check, not to directly generate wealth.

So, what am I saying?

Think beyond the ordinary. If your mind can imagine it, it’s possible.

But if you can’t even fathom it, others will conceive it, claim it and leave you wondering what could have been.

In God’s Kingdom, you can only attract what your mind can conceive and what you’re willing to work toward.

It starts with your mind.

Train it, expand it and align it with your purpose.

Peace.