Never Give In, Never Give Up!

You are a champion. You are here on purpose.

"Never give up. Never give up! Never give up!! Never, never, never-never-never-never!'" ~Winston Churchill

"Without commitment, people give up easily; they have no staying power at all. If you want to be one who never gives up, commitment is the key" ~Joyce Meyer, Never Give Up! p. 109)

If you are an avid reader of my blog, you will see a common thread among the majority of my posts and that is simply, to stay in the race, push through the pain, be determined to be determined, and know that God has a plan for your life. None of us are here by accident. God is not a God of accidents. He is a purposeful and strategic God. He is the Lord of lords and the King of kings. He is the Starter and the Finisher. He is the Alpha and the Omega.

He is the Almighty God who can do anything and everything, including direct you and your life.

You feeling weak? He is your strength. You feeling sad? He is your joy. You feeling discouraged? He is your hope. Don't you dare give up on why you are still here. God has you here for a reason. There is something about you that only you can do, because God made you special that way. There is only one you and there is a region of people who are waiting for what you have to offer based on your life.

Walk in it.

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Revelation 1:8

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