Proverbs 29:18
"Where there is no vision, the people perish:
but he that keepeth the law, happy is he."
Did you
ask any good questions today? When we
ask questions, we are on a mission to get an answer. We are motivated to learn
and take an active role in our development. People who ask questions pick up
far more information than those who glide passively through the passing years.
This is true for nations as well as for individuals.
Every nation needs to have a vision of what they stand for and the role they
hope to play in the world. If a nation lacks direction, it will ultimately fall
into anarchy or into the hands of another nation.
In contrast, a country that
rallies around strong ideals and values will be united and strong. It will
achieve great things both for its people and for the world. In the
same way, if we as individuals don’t know what we stand for or what we want to
do with our lives, we can end up in a mess. Without clear direction in our
lives, we aren’t likely to accomplish much. We are all gifted with talents and
abilities from God. It is our job to form a vision and a mission for our lives.
When we
know what problems we want to solve with our God given abilities, we are
already on our way to making great contributions. When we ask important
questions, we are already on our way to becoming full of wisdom. If
civilizations perish when there is no vision, the opposite is also true they
will thrive when there is great vision.
I want
to encourage us to have a vision and a mission for our lives. Let us ask
ourselves these questions: What would we like to accomplish? What kind of
person would we like to be? How do we want to be remembered? Let us ask
ourselves these questions frequently and then live the answers
Amen!
Reading: Proverbs 29:18
Ref: HG SB
Amen!
Reading: Proverbs 29:18
Ref: HG SB
May God Bless You
And Your Family
Minister Robert Lail Sr.
The Cross Life Ministry
Amen...what a waste to drift through life never using your gifts...never reaching your potential...
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