The CHOICE To AUGUST Your Life In DIGNITY: As A Thermometer or Thermostat!

To August your Worlds by the Word of Faith is about determining the atmosphere you want to see and enjoy in life day to day in Christ Jesus. It is in you to either be the THERMOMETER that takes in the temperature of the atmosphere it surrounds itself with; or to rather be the THERMOSTAT that defines to the environment, the atmosphere or conditions it wants to allow and become.

You can either govern your Worlds by the Word of Faith or be governed by the circumstances and philosophies that are in the world around you.

The word AUGUST means admiration, inspiring reverence, supreme, dignity, grandeur, majestic, venerable, eminent, grand and lordly. Meaning to AUGUST is – to be dignified, to be reverend, to be admired, to be majestic, eminent, venerable, grand and more.

Jesus has lifted you from the bottom to the top. It’s not enough to know it, you need to actualised it into reality. That’s where the Word of Faith comes into play. You can either live by assumptions and presumptions or by the Word of Faith.

I beg you to august your path as a THERMOSTAT , so that you can have and enjoy the fullness of God in life and godliness. Give thoughts and be blessed.

Be a THERMOSTAT and not a THERMOMETER, in order to august your worlds by the Word of Faith. It’s in your hand to colour your worlds life colourfully, for the just shall live by his faith (Habakkuk 2:4).

It’s in this regards that Abraham’s gave birth to his son, Isaac (Romans 4:17-22). And by the word of faith, as a THERMOSTAT, he determines what he wants to see and experience in life. You too can do same as Apostle Paul will say in the light of these scriptural truth:

‘We having the same spirit of faith, according as it is written, I believed, and therefore have I spoken; we also believe, and therefore speak‘. (2 Corinthians 4:13).

“Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed (fashioned, put in order, and equipped) by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear“ (Hebrews 11:3).

Rev Chukie MORSI