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Four Steps to Overcome Limitations and Stagnation


God’s desire for man’s destiny is to be progressive, yet, most times, the opposite happens. We stagnate, and several limitations obstruct our progress. We work and toil so much, yet nothing comes out of it. Stagnation is never the will of God—it is the work of the devil. The forces of darkness seek to hinder us from making progress in life. To break free from this bondage, here are five essential steps to take:

1. Pray and Fast

Praying and fasting are powerful tools for battling the spiritual forces that have limited your progress. Luke 10:19 says, "Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you." As a believer, you are already empowered and victorious. However, you must enforce your victory and make it your reality through prayer and fasting.

2. Overcome Your Limiting Thoughts

It is impossible to change something you do not even believe can change. Take time to jot down and keep a record of the limiting thoughts and beliefs that have kept you imprisoned. Train your mind to rise above these mental barriers. Think big, open your mind to new possibilities, and analyze every situation through the lens of opportunities rather than limitations.

3. Take Action

Take action toward your aspirations, even if they challenge your current mindset. The power of action is immense. Beliefs change quickly when adequately challenged. If you feel confined, take intentional steps to break free as soon as possible.

4. Make Knowledge a Priority

Keep expanding your knowledge by constantly learning. Push the boundaries of your understanding and stay informed about as many skills as possible. There are various ways to learn and grow, including reading, attending seminars, sharing your insights with others, and embracing new challenges. Never stop expanding your knowledge and skills.

By applying these steps effectively, you will overcome limitations and stagnation, walking in the progress and freedom that God desires for you.

Thank you for your time reading. God bless you.


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