Are You Too Broken for Your Breakthrough?

Apostle Ashleigh Claytor addresses the issue of brokenness and its impact on one's breakthrough in life. She emphasizes that internal issues, such as gossip, dissent, and unforgiveness, often hinder personal growth and success. Using the analogy of a broken mug, she illustrates how brokenness can cut and crumble, preventing one from holding their full potential. Claytor stresses the importance of self-examination, prayer, fasting, and seeking professional help to address these issues. She also highlights the need for core strength and resilience to handle the pressures of leadership and life's demands, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of oneself to achieve wholeness and breakthrough.

Action Items

• Examine yourself and areas of brokenness according to scripture.
• Consider soul restoration programs, prayer, fasting to address internal brokenness.
• Be willing to accept truth about yourself in order to experience full healing.