Success is possible for everyone. It is not distinguished for a select group. It is more than accumulating money, amassing material possessions or acquiring personal achievements.
Real success is becoming the person God has purposed you to be; living positive values that guide your daily choices and actions; accomplishing the goals that give your life direction and sowing seeds that empower others.
If you want to succeed, you must work your vision. Whatever your assignment may be, remember God has provided everything you need to get the job done!
By working your vision consistently, you will make an enormous impact in your family and positively affect the life of everyone connected to you.
Question: Do you think success is possible for you and why? Leave a comment below.
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floyd says
I think as believers we all have the promise of success in our lives, but in the way that you’ve defined it here, not in the way the world defines success. When we ask “In My name all things will be given to you,” means to me that to be in His will is yearning and asking for the things that are the same as the heart of our Father. Big difference to many of the prayers that I’ve sent up along the way…
Dan Black says
Yes success is possible for anyone however not everyone will become a success. Great read!
TC Avey says
One things God has been teaching me is to redefine my definition of “Success”. My definition used to match the worlds- money, status, possessions. But through fellowship with God I’m coming to define it as obeying God. Doing whatever it is He tells me to. Sometimes it’s witnessing to someone who refuses to believe. it’s not up to me to MAKE the results happen, it’s up to me to obey what God tells me to do and then to trust Him to water the seeds. That’s success for me, obeying God. I can trust that He will complete what He has began in me.
TC Avey says
And Churchill is a great example of someone who persevered through major set backs and criticism. I admire him.