Breaking Boundaries is a non-profit organization, operated by a multicultural, multi-generational group. It started in 2010, as an outreach to both adults and youth against drug & alcohol abuse, prostitution, and the high rate of suicide within our communities. Our Vision at Breaking Boundaries: expresses the spirit behind the communities, where souls are nourished with the true word of God



Thursday 14 March 2013

Make Your Thought Count


Commit your works unto the Lord, and your thoughts shall be established. Proverb 16:3

How amazing this sound! You mean my desires which inspire the content of my thought will be established if I commit my thoughts unto God?
That is precisely what the word is saying, for your thought to hold water you need to commit your works unto Him. You are a product of your thoughts and as a child of God , God desire that you end up well hence He gave you the opportunity to bring your works before Him so that He can establish it. You might want to ask why my works instead of my thought? 

 The truth is every man’s work is a finished product of their thoughts so through our works He can determine our thoughts. Not every of our thoughts are God's plan for our life that is why He wouldn’t establish just any thoughts. 
In Philippians 4:8 Paul gave us an insight concerning what should be the content of our thoughts. It is very important to know that a good thought does not equal God's thoughts, but a God thought will definitely produce good result. 

Am sure you have failed in something you thought was an excellent idea and was convinced that God was in it because you prayed about it.

To make your thought count is to have God ok it. And God will only ok thoughts that serve His purpose in your life.

To commit your works unto God is to allow your thought which is the raw material of your works to be inspired by the word and Spirit of God.


It is to make God's will your number one priority in any of your life venture.

How to achieve this:
1. Make the word a daily food.
2. Pray in tongues daily and regularly and especially times when you don’t seem to know what God's will is concerning a particular issue facing you. 

Still Hungry?  2 Chronicles 20:20- Psalm 20:4

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