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THE POWER OF IMPURE THOUGHTS BY OLUWABUNMI AREGBESOLA



THE POWER OF IMPURE THOUGHTS BY OLUWABUNMI AREGBESOLA
"When a man constantly feeds on impure substances, he is simply feeding his heart with garbage."

Impure thoughts are powerful such that they render you incapacitated in the things of the spirit. 
They have a way of captivating your heart and making you see no need for pressing deep into the realities of the spirit. 

Those articles you have downloaded and digested can't add any substance of value to you, but would rather take away vital substance from you. 
Those disgusting discussions you have engaged yourself in will only impair your vision. 

Show me a man who has been feeding his heart with garbage, and I will show you a man who has been held captive by this garbage. 
You can't continue to sow impure ideas and expect to reap pure meditation. 
A man who engages himself in impure thoughts would only be a stumbling block to his growth. 

No wonder you have been entangled. 
No wonder you have resolved to addictions. 
No wonder you find yourself struggling over trivial matters. 
No wonder you have remained in that same spot for years. 
No wonder you have gone from one deliverance session to another all to no avail. 
No wonder all those nightmares of yours. 

You can't suppress the impure thoughts by giving alms.
You can't get rid of the thoughts by engaging in activities. 
Talking about it won't make a difference. 

Be not deceived, you can't sow maize and reap cocoa. 
The only solution is to break away from those tides that have weighed you down. 
How can you be free? 
You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. 
The truth can only be discovered in the word of God. 

Do you seek unbroken fellowship with the father? Then you need to render captives those impure thoughts of yours by engaging in the word.

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