De-Clutter Your Life!

Just as Elijah was about to depart from Elisha, he asked, “What shall I do for thee, before I be taken away from thee.” Elisha responded, “I pray thee, let a double portion of thy spirit be upon me.” I don’t know about you, but I’m believing God for a double portion. One of the requirements for obtaining the double portion is to begin the process to de-clutter your life. When a house is being renovated the old stuff has to be tossed out in order to make room for the new. What new things is God trying to introduce into your life, but all the clutter blocks it? What things, people and places or habits clutter your life? De-cluttering requires that you develop what I call the gift of letting go. Ever notice when you are cleaning out closets, drawers, the attic or garage you talk yourself into keeping stuff you should have let go a long, long time ago? It’s time to let go of your old mindset. Let go of toxic relationships. Let go of debilitating habits. Let go of….you fill in the blank. Let the de-cluttering begin!

By Reverend Cynthia Jackson

About Rev. Cynthia Jackson

Rev. Cynthia Jackson is the administrator of the Rhema4U Blog and Innovations Ministries Director. Rev. Jackson is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was licensed and ordained under the tutelage of Bishop David G. Evans. She is an associate minister at Bethany Baptist Church located in Lindenwold, New Jersey. Rev. Jackson founded Innovations Ministries in 2001. Innovations Ministries provides dynamic and innovative programs and services for individuals and families dealing with various health-related issues. She is a gifted teacher, preacher, conference speaker and writer. God has anointed Rev. Jackson to be a spiritual midwife with a passion to empower others to birth God's vision for their lives. Rev. Jackson holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Organizational Management from Eastern University, a Master of Science Degree in Health Administration from Saint Joseph's University and a Master of Science Degree in Christian Counseling from Cairn University.