There isn’t any path that God won’t guide us.

There isn’t any question that God doesn’t have an answer for.

There isn’t any promise that God won’t fulfill.

Don’t underestimate God in any circumstance, scenario or event of your life.

Taking a leap of faith, and staying on course with God’s promises, and will for our lives, is essentially the catalyst in which we will find peace, and prosperity.

Faith is our inner belief of being aware that there is a God, and He has given us a set of principles and guidelines to follow, but most important, it’s our barometer in which we live.

It is accepting Christ as our LORD and Savior, and the Son of God, who died for us.  It is acknowledging Him in all we do, accepting Him and surrendering unconditionally to His will and purpose for each and every one of us.

When we believe and put forth that belief in everything we do and say, it begins to manifest in every area of our lives.

God releases His power into those who trust Him.  Sometimes, we can be conflicted, or feel guilty, because although we believe and love Him…we find we are acting contrary to “trusting and believing in Him.” That sets up a sabotaging camp of deception within our mind.

Instead of giving into false concepts and taking cover under an umbrella of “lies” being spun by the enemy.  We need to take refuge under the wings of our Almighty Father and push away the “guilt” that’s a false gift from the enemy…and accept the true “gift of God” which is His promises, and ultimately His love.

When we Accept His promises and walk by them in every aspect in everything we do, everyone we face, and apply it to every given moment of the day, we will be undeniably rewarded here today, tomorrow and always.  And we will please God as should be our first and foremost goal. Amen.

” Father, how fortunate we are to have a God like You, that promises to keep His promises, and is with us all the days of our lives, and we will be gain eternal rewards when we are called home, may we do all we can to please You always, in Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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