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He Alone

In the midst of the challenges of life and many pursuits of life I have discovered that only one person should occupy the centre of life. I have discovered that living a life without God in the centre is disastrous. No matter what the challenge in life you are facing, irrespective of the obstacles that are standing before you; despite the Goliath facing you, the mountain standing before you or the walls of Jericho resisting your progress or the armies set against your progress God remains God!!! 

Remind yourself always that He is God and there is no other. He was not elected God, however you must make the choice and let Him reign always as God irrespective of what circumstances say. God's tenure cannot be curtailed as He is Eternal in existence and has no ending as He is the Beginning and the End. 

You may ask why should I have God in the centre of my life. I have discovered that God is the Creator, and not having Him in the centre will derail the journey of life. Not having the True Shepherd will cause you not to lie down in green pastures or beside still waters Psalms 23:1-2. Make sure God is the centre of your life because He is the Consuming Fire, empowering Him to burn all that tries to stall or restrict you. 

Learn to magnify God in every situation you face. Magnifying God, makes Him the centre of your focus in life empowering your faith to arise in the midst of every challenge. 

“Ah, Lord God! Behold, You have made the heavens and the earth by Your great power and outstretched arm. There is nothing too hard for You." Jeremiah 32:17
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