Waking up in 20 years in the same place in life is my most horrifying thought. All that potential. All those dreams, ideas and visions of a future – unrealized. This is like your own horror movie. Believe in God's plan for your life. And move toward it. Don't be a zombie.
Think about where you are. Perhaps God has placed you there to enhance and to preserve the environment. Lean into being the salt.
There is a process to becoming your best and fulfilling your destiny.
Knowing this, and knowing that life is an average of 80+ years, take the long view. Your dominion of your core purpose and assignment will grow and develop over time. Stay consistent.
Your light does not have to be powerful or super bright to dispel darkness. The flicker of the smallest candle will dispel thick darkness around it.
Forgive yourself today for what was done, or left undone, in your past. Face your consequences boldly and make a new effort tomorrow. Keep moving toward your destiny with love and forgiveness for yourself.
Visualization is a valuable technique to propel you towards your future. But ensure it is consistent with God’s will, God’s nature, God’s purpose for you and God’s timing. These all must be the guardrails to contain your visualization.
Let God reveal your greatness and allow Him to bring you to the best future He designed. Do not consider the world’s standard of greatness as your standard.
Talk is cheap. Take an act of faith. Start building your idea. Write the business plan. Form the business venture. Complete the book. Speak up. Walk the neighborhood. Take a small, yet bold step toward what God has asked you to do. Prove your faith is alive.
Some use the maxim that You Will Reap What You Sow as a threat, a word of caution or even to instill fear. But it is also a word of reassurance and peace. You determine what you will reap based on what you sow. Therefore, let your desired reaping be the guide to your sowing.
If you were praying and believing God to order your footsteps, then accept that He did. Faith also supports looking back at God’s hand that directed, diverted and detoured you. Rejoice that God has brought you to this point, even as you continue to believe for the full fruit.
When you look back at your life, do not let regret be your dominant response to disappointment. Rather, be filled with gratitude for where you are now and how far you have come. Don’t see disappointments. See milestones of development. See pathways of growth.
Can God partner with you for the long term and trust you to start something that may not materialize for decades?
Perhaps His vision for you is out of or beyond this world. Don't be limited by what you see in the natural. Stay in faith and build boldly with patience.
God has a plan with a structure of events and experiences for your life.
Whatever happens in life know that the sovereign God is in charge. All things are working together for your good. Nothing you experience is outside of His design for you.
There is one thing we do not know and that is – what tomorrow will bring. But God knows what lies in your future. He has a plan and He has a schedule and He can reveal more and more as you walk by faith and trust Him.
We do not know what we are capable of and how to become our best. We can only make earthly efforts. But our Creator and heavenly Father knows how to work out this purpose. Let's trust His Process.
Your father is always looking out for your best. His intentions toward you remain firm: for you to become the best version of yourself and fulfill all your potential.
God has been deliberate in placing you where you are today. He orchestrated the circumstances of your life to accomplish His purpose to have you born and living at this particular point in time. Nothing is a surprise to Him. Trust His Timing for everything in your life.





















