God will never do a new thing in our lives. . .as long as we’re holding onto the past.

Our Heavenly Father wants us anticipating each new day and the new thing He is about to do in our lives during the remainder of 2014.

If we dwell on past hurts, failures, broken relationships and financial mistakes, then we’re doomed to repeat them.

Isaiah 43:18 in the Message Bible says:

Get ready...the verse I'm about to share with you will make you SHOUT...JUMP UP AND DOWN while you TURN AROUND when you realize what it can mean for you!

Ephesians 3:20 in the Amplified Bible which says:

“Now to Him Who, by (in consequence of) the [action of His] power that is at work within us, is able to [carry out His purpose and] do superabundantly, far over and above all that we [dare] ask or think [infinitely beyond our highest prayers, desires, thoughts, hopes, or dreams].”

1.         Now.  Not tomorrow. . .next week. . .next month or in the sweet bye and bye.

I’m fed up with people. . .unbelievers. . .even God-fearing. . .tongue-talking people who, with a certain degree of religious snobbery, say with seeming authority that rich people can’t be happy or go to the heaven.

The basic premise of these negative, self-postulating, unscriptural people is that if you have money. . .you’re going to change and become some sort of greedy, immoral deviant who is overcome with anxieties, sinful desires (booze, drugs and sex), long hours on the job that will decimate your family and that being rich means you’re obviously trapped in an unhappy existence.

Excuse me. . .but that’s just crazy.  Let’s look at some scriptural facts based on the entire counsel of God’s word. . .and not scriptures taken out of context.

For years, I've taught people in seminars around the world that no doesn't always mean "N O" sometimes it actually means know.

The person with whom you're speaking may not have either the knowledge or the authority to answer to your question.

If you're calling a financial services company about a credit card situtation or anything else...it's always best to talk with a supervisor who has the ability to say yes..

Sir Winston Churchill said:

The best way to get over a past mistake is get on to something new.

Don’t dwell on what you’ve messed up. . .get up.  .confess your mistakes and move on.

Here are seven ways to get over past mistakes.