Hesed Ojieh argues that your current hardships—lack of money, relationship problems, feeling stuck—are facts, not truth. These conditions are the beginning of breakthrough, not your final destiny. Stop comparing yourself to others and trust that truth will emerge.
Chapters
You're stuck on the fact, and I know every day you push, push, push, nothing comes out. See, that's half of the story. That's not the true picture. Fact is an opportunity for something to be created. The fact that you don't have money, you can't pay your bill, that's fact. The truth is that fact is the creator of truth. I want you to hear, for example, I sometimes get stuck on the fact that there are some things I don't have. So because the things I don't have are right in front of me, I get confused that they are truths. No, it's a lie. Don't ever confuse the fact that you're struggling with the truth that you're about to prosper, with the truth that God is saying that there's opportunity. Every emptiness is a fact, but the truth is that he's a creator of a better tomorrow. For example, don't overthink, overreason because it's empty. Don't look at your life and generalize it and begin to compare yourself. Oh, look at my life. Oh, look at my life. I feel shaky in my marriage, my relationship. No, it's only a question of time. Truth will reveal itself. Don't get stuck. Don't get worried. Don't get perturbed. It's only a beginning. Sometimes we accept the fact We assume the fact, we conclude on the fact that we are not able to get out of the situation.