My Perfect Mirror

In a world where the knowledge of God and His truth aren’t regarded as sovereign, our natural eyes are very limited in sight because they feed off wrong information we have accepted as truth. We wrongly believe our lives are ours to manage, care for, and provide for, independently of God or at best from a distance. We base all things on our ability or the lack of it. The belief system that fails to acknowledge God as our only source in all things is wrong and will manifest a different set of situations than God intended.

This is why Jesus came—so that by His death and resurrection, He would provide full payment for the various manifestations of our sin of unbelief, which is the basis of all sins. He has removed everything that stood between us and God; we now have access to live in Him, and through His eyes, we would be able to see ourselves and our world clearly. It is a completely different picture because this sight sees truth as God ordained it to be. It is your perfect mirror image. It is also your only real image, because it shows the blueprint of who you truly are as your Maker presented it. This truth automatically debunks everything else you’ve believed about yourself and your world.

Growing into this unusual-yet-exciting process can be a little challenging, so in His love, God sent us a helper, the Spirit of truth. He helps us to sort through the lies. That fact makes everything else you’ve ever heard or known about yourself highly questionable. The good becomes better, and the bad is correctly positioned under your feet. This will happen as you allow your mind to be renewed in Him.

It is my intention, as His Spirit leads, to share truths that will chip away at the distorted mirror image so the true person within will be revealed. Be prepared to meet the real you inside and be amazed by the power you have.

Paul said in Ephesians 1:19 (KJV) “And what is the exceeding greatness of his power to us-ward who believe, according to the working of his mighty power,” The operative word is “believe.” Get excited! There is so much more to discover in Christ.