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Stay with the VISION

Don't abort the mission! Don't abort the vision!

That's pretty much what Habakkuk 2:2 says and I love reading it. It's about writing down your visions, goals, and dreams. Those are the positive things that live in your heart. I had a vision boards party recently and one of the ladies at the party told me she didn't know what she wanted to do, because she didn't know what her vision was. I told her that was an easy answer. I told her in so many words, that her vision was what she always pictured herself doing or what she often thought about or what she imagined so big she thought it would take almost a miracle to make happen. Those are the things we should all be striving for -- the things that are so huge that we know we need God to help carry them out. Now, that's a vision and we must walk in it. To not, is to not really live life to the fullest. It's being half of who we are. Living our vision is like food and water. We can't survive or function without it. At least not function to the best of what God has for our lives. 

We must thrive and strive to carry out that vision everyday. What is it that lives inside of you? Are you writing it down? Are you making it plain to the Lord God that you are ready, willing, and able to do all you can to make it happen in order to encourage and help others? 
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