This teaching from Pastor Bill Winston speaks for itself. What an interesting spin on faith. Think about what he’s saying! Simply awesome. Enjoy the video. I’m praying for you!
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I have a loaded question for you.
Are you pregnant?
I know that seems silly, but I really want to know.
You see, I’m moments away from giving birth to my daughter. It’s certainly exciting to know that God has chosen me as a vessel of life, for the third time. However, this pregnancy has birthed a physical AND spiritual baby. It’s birthed a newness and drive in me to pursue God’s ultimate plan for my life.
That’s what I want for you. That’s my prayer for you.
Think about it.
Are you living the life you want to live? Do you spend your time passionately pursuing your purpose?
Please know that God has given you a “baby”, but it’s up to you to birth it, nurture it and nourish it. Don’t let your dreams and passions die in a graveyard of mediocrity.
It’s never too late to give birth! Never.
I love you and I’m praying for you!
Kimyetta
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Be honest with me. Do you still dream?
We’re only a few months away from the end of 2011. Are you any closer to your dream than you were a year ago or two years ago or even five years ago?
I hope my questions don’t depress you.
In fact, I hope they help you think seriously about your goals and dreams. Just in case you didn’t know this, your dreams do matter to God. If God gave you a dream, then now is the time to go for it.
Don’t wait until the new year to “start fresh.” Start today by making a dream list and praying over it. If you don’t do this for YOUR dream, then no one else will.
Please know that your dreams do matter. That’s why God gave them to you.
I love you and I’m praying for you!
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I love people. They are, by far, God’s most interesting creations. My love for people is strange though. I love personality types and understanding them. Last year, I had an intense work relationship with a personality type that is opposite my own. The conflict led me to my prayer closet quite often.
God began to speak to me about using this bad situation as an opportunity to grow instead of belaboring how hard it was to work with this person. Therefore, I wrote a one-page confession using the person’s initials and said it every day for 10 months.
Around the 10th month, God completely delivered me from the situation and I rejoiced at my freedom. Here’s what’s interesting: I had memorized my positive confession about that co-worker so much, that by the time God removed me from the work relationship, it didn’t matter anymore. I no longer had bitterness in my heart towards her.
I was free, before God actually set me free. Hallelujah! Do you have any “people challenges?”
This is a great breakdown on relationships! One of the best I’ve heard. I hope it ministers to you in a powerful way! Enjoy the video and God Bless You.
The Prayer Closet 