You have Choices by Alicia Briscoe

 


Fruitful Thought: Have you considered that you have choices and you can change your choices?

Yes, that's right I said you can change your choices at any time. Let me just explain what I mean. God has given us free will which in turn means we can choose right or wrong, good or bad, positive or negative you get where I'm going. Well when we have been living life on our own terms and it doesn't seem to be going well. We can change the choices we have in our lives to something more beneficial and rewarding. God said in Deuteronomy 30:19 that life and death, blessings and curses have been set before us. Then he encourages us to choose life! He also told us in John 10:10 the enemy comes to steal, kill, and destroy. So I want to encourage you to choose life, choose God! It is not too late, it don't matter what you've done he is waiting for you with open arms. You can change your choice from your will to God's will for you life! Remember good choices result in good benefits/blessings and bad choices come with consequences/curses. Why not change your choice to live an Abundant life!

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