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The Secret To Unlocking Your Potential!!!

Mustard Seed of Faith is the second installment of a series of inspirational books designed to motivate, inspire, and encourage anyone who desires to understand and reach their full potential. Inside this book is a wealth of divine knowledge and wisdom that will unleash God’s supernatural power in your life. If a mustard seed of faith is mixed in with the principles he shares with you, it will surely be the right combination to the door that stands between you and success. Within these pages you will learn how to decipher beliefs that limit you and how to implant new beliefs that will put you on the road to wealth, health, and prosperity. Once you learn to recondition your sub-conscious mind and apply the wisdom presented here, your faith will begin to take you to extraordinary new heights.

Mustard Seed of Faith is about breaking down walls using FAITH. Removing things that hender us from progressing and obtaining the liberty that we have access to as a gift from the Creator. I wrote Mustard Seed with hopes that it will get you closer to obtaining that liberty or maintaining your liberty and freedom.

By reflecting on the things you experienced growing up -- including learned habits and behavior, corrupt thinking, and destructive language -- you will begin to see all the work that needs to be done to go from where you are now to becoming Kingdom minded. To be Kingdom minded means doing everything by FAITH and believing what God says about you and your potential. If the Word says you are complete in Christ, then you should believe you are complete and the Spirit of God will lead you from lacking to being complete and lacking nothing.



You are complete in Him, who is the head of all principality and power.

Colossians 2:10



You have to realize that some of the things embedded in your subconscious mind may be ruling over your life and controlling the things you do or don’t do, and they may also come from someone that’s close to you. To heal from that, all you have to do pinpoint the wrong and make it right by forgiving them for not having understanding of what they were doing. What they did might not have harmed you physically, but it may have harmed you mentally, and it’s harder to heal a mental scar.

Often we don’t know it’s a scar until later on in our lives, after we have had the opportunity to think about the problem, or something comes up to show you that you are still angry or sad about the situation, and it may have implanted fear which has kept you from progressing one way or another. It can also be brought to your attention that what you currently know as true is wrong once God’s Word is revealed to you, and you understand what He says you are.