We’ve all seen or heard about one of those popular TV programs where people go in and remodel a house that has been neglected or run down.  Sometimes, we can get run down, neglect ourselves or be worn down by life.

 

The funny thing about these programs is that the house was always beautiful, a gem, it just needed somebody with vision and motivation to go in give it some TLC. 

 

When we get to a point where our mental and emotional house gets run down, we start to look and sound worn down, tired and neglected. Have you noticed that we feel like we believe, think how we feel and, talk and act like what we think?

 

 

We have a supernatural anointing in our house that we have to protect from neglect.  We have visions to decree, dreams to fulfill and legacy to live through the favor of God that surrounds our life (Psalm 5:12).  We cannot afford to let ourselves stay in a condition that does not honor whose we are, who we are and the destiny that we were created to live.

 

Sometimes our condition gets messed up by the people we let in our house, our head and our lives.  Sometimes, we let people who don’t belong in our life tear up our house, and worse, sometimes we burn down our emotional house to get back at people who we shouldn’t want back.

 

We’ve all been in a place where we needed to flip our house.  Shift from then to now.  Remodel thinking and upgrade our emotions.  Cut down weeds and trees that don’t belong in our head, and put people out of our life who bring down our value.  

 

Flip it Jesus!  God is a master flipper.  When we get stuck in conditions and patterns that cause us to neglect ourselves, mistreat our potential, and disrespect our greatness, we have to ask Jesus, “Lord, help me to flip my house. Help me to restore myself back to your vision for me.”  

 

It’s not always easy to turn it around, repair emotions or restore our hope after neglecting ourselves for so long but we have to start, even if we start with baby steps.  Even if we have to get help.  Even if we have to stumble and crawl on our way out.  Even if you have to cry one last cry and then let it go.  Even if we have to close doors, remove people and create new Greatness boundaries.  Even if we have to renew our minds, repair our emotions or rebuild our faith, hope and trust in God.

 

Flip It Jesus! “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me” (Psalm 51:10).  This is your house, your life and as long as you believe in God’s plans for your life (Jeremiah 29:11), whenever you get to a point where it’s time to repair you, do it — by whatever Godly means necessary.  Destiny cannot find us when we’ve lost ourselves.

 

Guard your house (Proverbs 4:23)!

 

Share and be blessed. 

 

 

 

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