The Sunday Mail
Pauline Matanda
“AS a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” — Proverbs 23:7
The mind is so powerful that it controls our actions.
There is no limit on how we can use our God-given imagination.
I call it wild thinking or extraordinary faith. God respects faith. He honours our declarations of faith.
What are you imagining?
Go ahead with your wild imagination. Believe in the unimaginable. All the inventions were as a result of imagination.
When we were in primary school, we all, at one point, wrote a composition or poem titled “When l grow up”.
Using the pen, we would write down our wild imaginations.
This was something unbelievable, considering the state we were in then. We would imagine ourselves becoming great people. The first step in turning a thought into something we can see is visualising it.
In the Old Testament, when the people visualised building a huge tower that reached heaven, it caught God’s attention.
“And the Lord said, ‘Behold, the people are one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do.” — Genesis 11:6.
Prophet Bruce Edwards wrote: “Your imagination is more important than your knowledge and your past. Your memory replays your past, your imagination pre-plays your future.
“All failure is a result of focusing on what we are going through and not paying attention to where we are going! The enemy to your next breakthrough is your previous breakthrough.
“Success can be a comfort zone for failure! Fight smallness with all your being. Never complain about what you permit. Make history or be history!”
