In order to move on, you must understand why you felt what you felt and why you no longer need to feel it. Knowing that what's done is done and what's gone is gone.
It’s okay to look back and think of fond memories but keep moving forward.
Moving on doesn’t mean you forget about things, it just means you have to accept what happened and continue living.
And if it's about someone....just because you miss them doesn’t mean you need them back in your life. Missing is just a part of moving on.
Always remember that once you’ve made the decision to move on and forward, looking back in regret is neither healthy nor helpful. You will never find your future in the rear view mirror.
Howbeit Jesus suffered him not, but saith unto him, Go home to thy friends, and tell them how great things the Lord hath done for thee, and hath had compassion on thee - http://bible.com/1/mrk.5.19.kjv
It's always like this: when God performs a miracle and makes an impossible situation possible, He always says to go tell......
There are people in your sphere of influence that are/were fully aware of what hardship you faced or trial you suffered or situation you are in.
It is exactly what to do when He saves you from the situation, for you to give the entire glory to Him. Why? Because it draws all men unto Him.
You may think that in life, a lot of things happen to you along the way. The truth is, in life, you happen to a lot of things along the way - unlisted
If this is true, then what lasting impacts are we making?
Start every relationship in God, keep it grounded in His word, allow Him to guide you, call on Him when help is needed, place Him at every corner, nook and area of your covenant.
But remember, both of you have to surrender to this way or a solo battle will be very lonely and difficult to fight.
Calling all ladies!!!!!!
We are a week away from our small group meeting. So excited!!!
Tuesdays at 6:30pm....(share the news)
Looking forward to spending the next few weeks growing together!
Why do life alone, when you can have lots of like-ladies praying with/for you, cheering you on, laughing with you, encouraging you and standing firmly with you? #tfc
Friendship is one of the most valuable assets one can have. The bible states in Proverbs 18:24 that "there exists a friend sticking closer than a brother". It also shares that "bad associations spoil useful habits" in 1 Corinthians 15:33. So, what is the difference between a true friend and an associate? Should your mate be your friend first? Do you know how to make and keep a good friend? If you are young should your parents have a say in who you are friends with? Are you friends with someone for the right reasons? Are you friend worthy? And are your friends worth having? Tough but real questions. Definitely worth pondering on.... |
“How long should you try? Until.” ~ Jim Rohn
Work Ethic seems to be universally accepted as one of the most important factors contributing to one’s success. The harder you work – the more successful you’ll be. “Do a bunch by lunch…be a winner by dinner!” ~ Unknown.
And in this day and age, with so many things spiraling out of control and leaving us in tougher and tougher economic situations, it can feel good to get a grip and take charge over at least one aspect of our current situation that can have a significant impact on our future success. Although not necessarily easy to control, with the right mindset, and the right map, you’re sure to get to where you want to be a lot faster than from laying down, eating leftovers, and watching your favorite TV shows.
Remember, “The most practical, beautiful, workable philosophy in the world won’t work – if you won’t.” ~ Unknown.
We’re not saying that breaks are bad. But, when you can align your life passion with purpose and persistence, the lines between ‘working’ and ‘playing’ dissolve and become one ever flowing part of your life.
Find your passion, work extraordinarily hard on it (without really ‘working’), and take control of your future successes!
