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Be The Flow

Don't just go with the natural flow of "daily living." Your faith walk requires that you adjust your sails, according to the wind velocity.

You wouldn't plan to wear shorts, tanks and flip flops, outside in the snow for obvious reasons. You wouldn't plan a family picnic outdoors, in the midst of a thunderstorm.

When God chooses you to deliver, don't expect others to handle your baby with same care as you. In fact, you would NEVER hand your newborn over to a stranger with a chronic cough and lit cigarette.

 Protecting your "spiritual baby" is equally as important.

Don't be intimidated by the critics.

Don't respond to the doubters.

Don't measure progress by lack of feedback.

Don't yield to competitive sprits.

In other words, "Don't go with the flow, BE THE FLOW!"

You will deliver as expected, so don't allow distractions to disrupt your momentum. Sometimes lack of support can micmic past, unhealed, childhood rejections. I promise you, it's the enemies' same old tactic to terminate your pregnancy. Don't fall for the 2017 nonsense.

Stepping into the New Year requires a new level of faith, dedication and determination. You don't fall over, each time the wind blows.

You prepare,

stand flat footed on your solid foundation (God),

and proceed ahead (without doubt)

If you don't believe in your vision, how can God trust you with the provision?

Pull up in 2018 with a BIGGER level of FAITH! All gas & no brakes!

Reminder:

"I can do everything through him who gives me strength. --Philippians 4:13


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