Have you ever entered an address into your GPS, planning to visit a friend, but ended up somewhere completely different? Just one wrong number or letter — and your destination changed entirely.

With a physical address, it’s simple: you can turn around and drive to the right place. But what if the “navigation system” of your life is leading you somewhere you never wanted to go?

Our subconscious is like a navigator. Mindset — the mentality or inner program — is the system loaded into your heart and mind, setting the direction for your entire life.

Your repeated thoughts and daily choices form the “address” that determines where your destiny is headed. Whether you realize it or not, your inner navigation is right now taking you toward a specific destination. Even if you try to make a turn, the system will keep recalculating and pulling you back to the address that was set earlier.

Ask yourself: are you where you truly wanted to be? If not, then why — despite all your efforts — did you arrive somewhere else?

Many people today find themselves in situations they never intended. But this is not coincidence. It is the result of the “yes” and “no” decisions that were once recorded in their subconscious.
Every day we face choices. When you agree (“yes”) or refuse (“no”), you are programming the map of your inner navigator. Over time, these decisions become automatic, guiding your steps without conscious effort. And along the way, you will naturally attract people who are headed toward the same destination. Like attracts like.

You don’t need to try to “change your life” — people usually fall back into old patterns. But if you change the address in your subconscious, your life itself will change.

Look at examples from Scripture.

David, as a young man, refused to give in to the lion, the bear, or Goliath. That became his inner address, and his whole destiny followed that path (1 Samuel 17:34–37).
Daniel and his friends refused to eat defiled food, and that single choice shaped their entire future.
Joseph determined to walk in purity before God, and that decision defined his journey through pain, prison, and finally into the kingdom.

Samson, however, set the wrong address in his heart from youth — and it led him to destruction.
That’s why Solomon wrote:
“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6).

So, your life today is the outcome of the address you once set. The question is: what destination is your subconscious truly guiding you toward?

As for me, over twenty years ago I made a decision never to agree with the distortion of the true Church of Christ. That decision became my inner address. It has determined my destiny, led me into unique encounters with God’s glory, opened the way for signs and wonders, and gathered strong people around me who carry the same vision. Thousands of lives have been transformed — and this is only the beginning.

This is my address, and I will not change it.

But what address is set inside your subconscious? Because whether you like it or not, that is exactly where you will arrive.

May the Heavenly Father bless you!