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3Ds - Declutter, Detox & Debug

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Just learnt these 3 words in a seminar - De-clutter, De-tox, De-bug

In order to hear God clearly, I need to constantly apply these 3Ds in my life:-

1) De-clutter
Most of the times I have a hard time to discard things and I tend to keep them and then forgot about them.  Things get piled out and it does affect my search for important things.  Likewise, I also have many ungodly thoughts that can clutter my thought and keep me from hearing God.  It takes times to de-clutter and I need God to show me what it is that is hidden, which He desires for me to discard, so that there is a room to hear His voice.

2)  De-tox
Toxic attitudes & behaviors that I allow into my life affects my hearing and has impact on my walk with God.  There are many lies that the enemy has planted in my thought life and this can impact my relationship with God. I need to discern and identify the lies and replace them with God's truth.

3)  De-bug
A term used in computer language - the process of identifying and removing errors from computer hardware or software. 

Likewise, there is also a need for me to identify and remove errors from my thought life.  However, this is only possible with the help of the Holy Spirit.  When I debug the errors, I also need to embed the truth of God's word in my thought life.


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