Think the Way God Thinks

Begin today to think the way God thinks. The Bible says, “The path of the righteous grows brighter and brighter and brighter.” Think increase... Think big... Think expansive! Start expecting the unexpected and look at life through your eyes of faith.

He wants to give you more wisdom so you can make better decisions.

He wants to give you more wisdom so you can make better decisions.


Think the Way God Thinks. Daily Devotional by Joel Osteen
“No man has ever seen, heard or even imagined the wonderful things God has in store for those who love the Lord.” (1 Corinthians 2:9)

No matter where you are in life right now, God has much more in store for you. God wants to take you to new levels in every area of your life. He wants to give you more wisdom so you can make better decisions.

He wants to give you a stronger anointing so that you can have greater influence. He wants to bless you financially so you can be a blessing to others. Don’t get stuck in the same old rut -- there’s so much more to life!

God has new frontiers for you to explore and higher mountains to climb! I can tell you with great confidence that your best days are right in front of you!


Begin today to think the way God thinks. The Bible says, “The path of the righteous grows brighter and brighter and brighter.” Think increase... Think big...

Think expansive! Start expecting the unexpected and look at life through your eyes of faith. When you do, God will show up and begin to work things out in your favor. Take a step towards victory in your life today.

PRAYER FOR TODAY:
Heavenly Father, I thank You for this day. I thank You that You have new opportunities for me to experience increase and victory in every area of my life.

Teach me how to think like You and see myself the way You see me, so I can experience all You have for me today.

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Joel Osteen is the senior pastor of the Lakewood Church congregation in Houston, Texas, which is one of the largest churches in the United States; according to Forbes and Outreach magazine, with 60,000 members.