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We are adaptable, but we must not grow accustomed to circumstances that destroy us. To break free from them, we need to say “enough is enough,” change our mindset, set goals, and adopt an attitude focused on victory. Biblical prosperity is God’s favor upon our home, life, and endeavors; it does not depend merely on needs, but on a God-given vision that is aligned with the vision of the house and put into practice according to the principles of the kingdom. Crisis and opposition can propel us to new heights when we remain focused.
Three keys open this path. First, we must avoid ignorance and seek wisdom: accumulating knowledge or learning intelligently is not enough, for wisdom consists in correctly applying what we have learned. Second, we must obey promptly, generously, and willingly, because obedience opens the way for the miracle; when we release what can bless someone else, we stop withholding our own blessing. Third, we must take action: we must dare, make every effort, and be doers of the Word. True faith brings prayer and action together; we must “pray and row,” trusting God while transforming our surroundings.
Isaiah 25:7 reveals that peoples and nations can be under spiritual coverings that must be broken so that God’s glory and favor may be manifested. Individuals and families also face particular struggles; therefore, we must discern where we are vulnerable, reject destructive patterns, and not accept every inherited condition as inevitable. There are three heavens: the natural realm, known through the senses; the second heaven, where spiritual forces of evil seek to affect our emotions; and the third heaven, where God is and with which we connect through the spirit. Even when God has already ordained blessings, there may be resistance in between, as Daniel’s persistent prayer demonstrates. That opposition is broken through worship, persistent prayer, and the authority received in Jesus. When we worship, God arises, enemies are scattered, and His favor opens access to the divine. Therefore, we must not live under the control of complaints, discouragement, or wounds, but strengthen our spirit, guard our emotions, contend for our family, and persevere until we see an answer. Open heavens can transform our lives, homes, finances, churches, and cities.

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