What are you thinking of majority of the time? What are you preoccupied with? What is going on in your mind most of the time? The mind is a powerful thing and if we are not careful, we might be dwelling on things that can cause us to go deeper and deeper into our problems. The Bible teaches us to meditate on the right things and when our minds are in the right place then we can experience breakthrough.

It’s so important to be a thankful believer! Not everything turns out the way we may have hoped or prayed for and we might come to a place where we become hurt, discouraged and even angry with God and we might open the door for the enemy to lay a claim on our life. Being thankful helps us to remember the things that God has done for us in the past and gives us hope for the future.

Stay faithful. He who is faithful in what is least is faithful also in much; and he who is unjust in what is least is unjust also in much. This is not just a great value to have but it’s also something that can get you far in life, to be able to reach the completion of things.

The problem with our lives as believers is that sometimes we can stop believing without realising it. But believing is the key in our lives that can open the door of opportunities. Pr Kenneth continues with this series with more truths and thoughts that can help you with your breakthrough.

All of us are have our own “fights” that we are involved in and the apostle Paul in the bible encourages us to fight the good fight and finish the race. We all want to finish well in this fight and race and Pr Kenneth shared with us some truths on how we can do that, continuing with his message on the 21 Truths & Thoughts That Can Help Us (Break) Through.

Pr Kenneth shared with us 21 truths and thoughts that can help us breakthrough the year drawn from the Word of God and from his own life and experiences walking with Jesus. This series is not just a good reminder but also an encouragement to us as believers on how we can life of fulfilment and purpose.

Pr Kenneth recounts the story of a dog he and Pr Sandra observed while taking the train one day and the story of that dog is a reflection of what God can do with us when we are obedient.

The Bible says, ”Serve the Lord without distraction” in 1 Corinthians 7:35. This tells us that we can actually lose focus and be distracted from what God wants us to do and what’s most important.

Is Christ enough in times of need? Is Christ enough in time trouble? Is Christ enough in all situations? The Bible has many scriptures which encourages us that all we need is Christ and that God will supply all our needs.