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Seeing Visions

Calm down, I'm not talking about anything spooky, ok?

I'm talking about visualizing the visions and dreams God has for you. I'm talking about operating in what has been in your heart for so long now you're wondering if it's ever going to come. Join the crowd. I'm right there with you. And you know what I'm going to say next, right? Don't you dare start growing all weary and too tired to make another move. Don't you dare start thinking you're going to stop tomorrow, because those visions and dreams are too big and they aren't going to come. Stop that thinking. You have to stay faithful and trust that God's ways are better than our ways and that His plans are just that -- His -- not ours (Isaiah 55:8). If you're anything like me, you need to stay far away from trying to do things in your own power, because it won't work. It would be a great hot mess. Stay away from trying to help organize things for God. He's got this. We best stay out of His way, because when He does it, it will last longer than when we do it. 

So I just want to encourage you to keep your vision forefront and centered. Continue to revisit it often and keep walking it out. That means doing everything positive that goes forward. Any upward motion is one step closer to seeing the greatness the Lord will do. He can't work with anyone who's going to give up every other day. I know some days are better than others, but that's life and the people who can maneuver smoothly through it's ups and downs are the ones God will trust to carry the mission to the finish line. 

That means you must continue to see your visions and dreams and never get them out of your sight. 
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