Limiting your beliefs

How you perceive the things that you go through and the circumstances you’re in, are affected by what you possibly believe in.

Here is a possible scenario where a group of people visit a nearby nature reserve filled with various wild animals. The reserve features a waterfall, a public site that is open to the public, standing 50m tall. This is a place where people would jump off the cliff of the waterfall into its body of water.

The body of water where you are jumping into is your destination. However, when you jump off from the cliff, there is something that happens when you’re at the top, you may feel fear, anxiety, or whether to jump; this feeling is where you are of something that you may not want to do. However, these types of feelings can hinder or distract you from what you may have to achieve, and these are shown through:

1. Motion in feelings

John 3:16 NLT

[16] “For this is how God loved the world: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life.

When continuing to grow in your journey, the more you understand that each individual has a choice that they can make, and the decision they take may show an understanding of the outcome of choosing to make that decision. and learning to understand that choosing to fear can be involuntary, though be aware of every decision you make, as it can move to grow further closer or lead you away.

2. Doubting in your capability

Hebrews 11:1 NLT

[1] Faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see.

It is possible that even having the correct answer, you may doubt whether it is really correct. Doubt can come from whether you can confirm that it is the right information. Though it may be you have the answer, though doubting can be more of a hindrance on how you may view yourself being able to make the action required in that position you're in, even though you are capable of being able to jump into action, though, whether you believe you're able to.

Your belief can guide you to make a decision based on the pain you’re to take. What you decide to have is made available by what stops you from moving forward and achieving what you are to grasp.

Though how you can know what’s yours is through allowing yourself to move in differently, such as in faith or reliance on God. Remember, Jesus loves you.