DO A CHECK

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Proverbs 16:1

We can make our own plans, but the Lord gives the right answer.


It is important to note that, we have spent 68 days already and we have 298 days left this year.


The questions we should be asking now are:


* What did I hear from God when the year began?


* What did I promise God and myself when I began the year?


* What were my written and unwritten plans and goals?


* What did I plan to change and what did I plan to improve on?


* How far?


Do you know that your greatness today is tied to tough decisions you made yesterday?


Therefore your greatest tomorrow is a function of decisions you make today. Selah


Proverbs 16:9

A man's heart plans his way, but the LORD directs his steps.


Proverbs 21:5

Good planning and hard work lead to prosperity, but hasty shortcuts lead to poverty.


We are yet fresh in this year's journey, we can make amends, be more determined and achieve goals.


Discover your pathway with God, allow the Holy Spirit lead you all the way . . .


then . . .


Begin today. . . The road to success is not a smooth highway, learn when to slow down, speed up and even when to park and rest awhile, but in all,


. . . keep progressing.


With the destinations in mind.


Many started the year but have left early. Let us learn to ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL TO GOD FOR LIFE.


Don't set out to hurt anyone, avoid unnecessary battles. Stop playing the blame game, cease pocknosing into other people's affairs, let your mind be free from hate, envy and pride.


These and not limited to these, are were the Holy Spirit helps us.


I see us doing exploits this year.


As the Lord tarries, we will finish the year and say, wow, we are winners.


Thank You Loving Father.


PRAYER

Loving Father, lead me by Your power to work in victory continually. I am Yours Lord, thus I enjoy all the heavenly benefits of sonship. Glory to Your name Lord forevermore.


He calls us blessed.


Love

@the watcher

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