YOU CAN START TODAY

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Ecclesiastes 7:8

Finishing is better than starting.
Patience is better than pride.

Truly the joy of every project or endeavour is in finishing it, however, how can you finish if you have not started. Many fear to start because they feel it is late. Remember, that each day you delay to start adds up to the "late". Selah.

We know that our greatness is tied to tough decisions we have to make. We are what we are today because of what we did or did not do yesterday, so take action now.

Proverbs 16:9
A man's heart plans his way, but the LORD directs his steps.

That idea, that great revelation came to you because you have a part to play, to bring it to pass.

Daniel 2:22
He revealeth the deep and secret things: he knoweth what [is] in the darkness, and the light dwelleth with him.

See, that delay, failure or setback should not make you give up, it should make you move ahead, because it has given you experience.

The first thing is to discover your pathway with God then you allow the Holy Spirit lead you all the way but also remember that you can BEGIN TODAY!

The road to success is not a smooth highway we must learn when to slow down, speed up and even when to park and rest awhile, but in all we must keep progressing. Have the destinations in mind. Kick out distractions and learn to encourage yourself in the Lord.

Truly, we need people, however, like David we must understand that our true assurance is in Christ Jesus.

I Samuel 30:6b
but David encouraged himself in the LORD his God.

I see us rise up and plough, no lazing, no complaining, no more procrastinating.

We will take advantage of the revelation, the time, the challenges and those ideas.

We will accomplish more and more, for the Lord has favoured us.

He calls us blessed.

Love
@ the watcher

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