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LIFE IS A COMPLEX WEB OF CRITICAL POINTS

Life is a web of critical points. It’s a web because it represents a complex tour puzzle in the form of a complex, branching passage through which an individual must find a route. The points are critical, first of all, because they represent areas of change—a change that will either derail or transform you depending on how properly they are connected. A Critical Point, therefore, is a stage in your life where you must choose between options or where circumstances place a decision on you that must either push you forward or derail you.

Types of Critical Points

A Critical Point could be a point of contact, a point of decision, or a point of circumstance. These points do not occur in isolation. They are interrelated. Often, one finds out that one point leads to another and another in a complex formation.

A Point Of Contact

A critical point of contact, often referred to as divine connection, happens when you come in contact with someone or something whose influence will either derail or propel you forward in life. When Joseph in the Bible came in contact with Pharaoh’s cupbearer, he became a critical point of contact for him to the palace.
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A Point Of Decision

A point of decision is where you consciously make decisions that would affect your life one way or another. When Elimelech and Naomi, in the book of Ruth, decided to move to the land of Moab, it was a conscious decision. They were at a critical point of decision. They had to decide anyhow, and that decision changed their lives forever.
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A Point Of Circumstance

A point of circumstance needs a proper explanation. Sometimes, things happen that you just can’t explain. It is beyond you or your willpower to stop it. It may have its roots in a prior decision or action you’d taken consciously or unconsciously or it could just be of an inexplicable roots, in which case it may be orchestrated by Satan.
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Life’s Journey Could Be Like Going Through A Maze:

• When You Expect Life To Be Fair
• When You Look For Where To Place Blame
• When You Are Not Conscious of Your Destiny In Life
• When You Expect The Opportunity To Be A Big Door
• When You Go Through Life Confessing Negatives
• When You Have An Inflexible Mindset
• When You Expect Instantaneous Results All The Time
• When You Dwell In The Past

You Can Have a Second Chance

Do you know that it’s not over until you say so? God, in His mercy, has made provisions for your restoration without regard to what you may have done or what circumstances might have pushed you into the situation you are in now. But, second chances don’t just come for the most part until you meet some conditions.

I want to introduce a Book – Second Chance: It’s Not Yet Over – found in the Bookstore section, specifically for you for more information on how to receive a second chance from God.