The enemy's game plan is distraction, but don't let your head forfeit the promise God laid on your heart. You can trust Him while you're going through. He's already made a way before you get to the other side.

You’re still here after all you’ve been through. But don’t miss what lies ahead focusing on what’s behind you. Allow God to use what you went through because there’s a purpose to the process. And your past will either become your prison or your platform.

Rejection is unavoidable in life, but holding on to the offense creates deep wounds we carry beneath the surface. Address the wound and allow God to heal you correctly. Because internal injuries not dealt with with will continue to cause you pain, infecting your perspective.

Viewing things through the lens of a wounded heart changes our perspective. But we don’t have to remain victim to sore spots of the past. So, what wounds are you carrying today? Stop allowing pain to control the narrative and allow Jesus to help you get over it.

What are you zooming in on today? Does it line up with what God says about you? We always have a reason to be thankful, even when it doesn’t look or feel like we do. We can choose to be optimistic, having faith that God’s plan is good no matter what.

We choose to be offended through imagination and assumption, and what's in our heart comes out in our actions. It locks us in a prison, draining the love. So forgiveness is not optional, it's essential. Overcome the offense, it's the enemy of your heart.

Your heart is the lens by which you see the world and you hold the key to changing its condition. Think good even when it doesn't look good because what you magnify you get more of.

You can’t expect to see good things when confessing all things bad, so change the way you’re thinking. Imagine the word at work in your life, knowing that what you’ve planted will come to pass even though you can’t see it. Stop placing limitations on what’s within you.

We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are because what's in our heart determines our perspective. So how do you see yourself and does it line up with what God says about you? What's hiding in your heart?