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Very many times, especially in the Christian circles, people are always looking for "Breakthrough". It presupposes that the times before the "Breakthrough" comes, we are encumbered, heavy laden and struggling.
The Breakthrough is a powerful thing....and at the same time, if you lived for it, you will be disappointed. This is because the Breakthrough doesn't solve all the problems that we have as a human race. If I gave you a breakthrough, you will soon need another.
So what do we do? We have to realise that what we do before the breakthrough comes is one of the most powerful things to ever do. Listen to this.
When I mention the word "Secret" especially to people who are seekers, very many will be "atuned" and "all ears" to get to find out what that secret is.
We are all curious to know what works, especially if the person talking about the secret is a successful person one way or another.
In life, you will soon find out that the so called secrets are not necessarily secrets. You will soon find out that they are not rocket science, grandiose and complicated nuggets.
The secrets are simple, daily, mundane, common easy and readily available so much so that we do not treat them any special. We jump over them daily. Overlook them and walk away from them in a quest to find the "secrets".
And all along, what we really need is lying dormant. Listen to this.
"There is a time for everything under the sun". That's what scripture says. "There is a time to be born and a time to die". Very interesting statement.
Did you know that you are not in control of the time you are born, neither are you in control of the time you die? This leaves us with only one time--the dash, that gap between your date of birth and date of burial.
The most powerful time is that dash. The question is: What do we do between that time? That is one of the most powerful questions we can ever ask. Listen to this.
There are three fundamental questions that you might ask that will help you to change your outlook in life. The more you ask these questions, the more you see heavy responsibility around your life.
The first question is: Whom was I sent to deliver? The second question: Who is my villain? The third question: What's in my toolbox as a hero?
I believe that all of us have answers to those questions. In addition to those, Dr. Myles Munroe left us with five other related but very powerful questions.
I do believe that whoever answers any of these two sets of questions will have sorted out issues regarding their life purpose. Listen to this.
When one realises that it is life that asks of us, demands of us then the way we live is totally different. We come to the understanding that we are the hero that is sought, and not the other way around.
Frankly, we are all heroes, if you will. I cannot reconcile myself to the fact that a God can create people that are incomplete, needy and impotent. He made us heroes. We are someone else's deliverer.
If that is the case, there is one very critical question that we must answer. In this episode, we have that covered. Stay tuned.
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