The resurrection wasn’t a one-time deal. ~ Deb Holland, PhD
Hello Team Destiny, and welcome to the Chapter Four installment of a one-year mini-study of Make Your Destiny Your Reality. We’re loving the stories of how the book is changing lives! Please share your story with us at [email protected].
The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is yours for the taking. There isn’t anything God can’t help you overcome, no negative He can’t turn into a positive. Will you let Him? Will you make a decision to take the next bold step on your destiny journey, and give God permission to take control of your life? Will you step out in big, radical faith and trust Him? God gave all of us free will. So it’s up to you to take the power God is waiting to give you to transform your life. He won’t force it on you. Think about what you’re missing out on if you don’t make this pivotal decision. If someone offered you a free lifetime supply of gas for your car, you’d jump on the deal. If someone offered you an endless cash flow into your bank account, you wouldn’t think twice about accepting.
Yet why is it that so many of us turn our backs on the power God so freely offers us? Power to put the past to rest. Power to live at our very best in the right now. Power to create a future so dynamic and meaningful that it not only changes our future, it actually alters the trajectory of our world. And the best part is, it’s free! The only cost may be a bit of our pride, and isn’t that a small price to pay for the untold divine assistance we will receive in every aspect of our life? Your time of being stuck on Calvary Hill is over. Climb down off that cross and claim your ability to arise anew!
Yours in great hope for the future,
Deb
Meditation until next time
Today I will claim victory in God’s name over every obstacle between me and my destiny. I will take strategic action to do my part to make progress today, no matter how small. Father God, thank you for showing me the way past my own Calvary Hill and into a bright new chapter of my life.
