Brilliant Perspectives

God knows when we do something for the first time, we are going to make a mistake, but He doesn’t call it a mistake. He sees it as learning because we haven’t done it before.

As we walk with God through life, we are learning to handle both the extreme situations and the joyful tensions. Setbacks and tough days are opportunities to develop a greater resilience.

God has designed a spirituality so profound that on our worst day it’s magnificent. God gives us the upper hand in places we have known defeat and elevates us to a higher place of victory than we have ever known.

Where the world has taught us that we have to pay our dues and work our way up to the top in order to become successful, the Kingdom says that all our dues have been paid in full by Jesus.

The lens of the Kingdom gives us the unique perspective of Jesus which will renew our thinking and elevate our identity in the new man.

There is only one life! Christ in you provides the same power and privilege that He enjoyed as a Son. When you live fully in Him, you walk in expectation that will always be greater than your circumstances. This means there is only one life for us to be living: the life that He lives.

The lens of the Kingdom gives us the unique perspective of Jesus, which will renew our thinking and elevate our identity in the new man. His perspective offers an entirely different way of seeing, thinking, speaking, and acting. It is the way, the truth and the life of how we live in the Kingdom with the Father.

This is reading from one of my latest devotional books, the Nature of Freedom, part of the Letters fro God series. His viewpoint will empower you to grow quickly and to journey in life in the elevated perspective of the Kingdom.

Walking with big Jesus is about letting go of any poverty thinking, and learning to develop a majesty mindset in terms of who we are becoming in the Lord.

Grace is not undeserved favor. Grace is the empowering presence of God, that enables you to become the man or the woman that God sees when He looks at you.