I used to view disappointments as dream killers. If
something bad happened; if something went off course; if I sinned; if a curve
ball came; if anything, other than what I hoped, anticipated, and was okay with
happened I thought the dream was over. The dream became too inconvenient,
painful, and crazy to ever come to be. So why try?
Pursuing what we believe God has given us and going after it
is not what the devil wants. We have an enemy that wants us to stay locked up
and on the couch. Dreams are not part of that game plan. Hang-ups,
disappointments, and sin are a part of this broken world. We are going to face
these things as we move forward in pursuit of our dreams. It’s just a fact.
We are living in a real and fierce spiritual battle. We keep
trying, going, and trusting, because our dreams are not an accident. Our
desires are not crazy. I believe every talent and passion has been given to us
on purpose and for a purpose. God did not make us to sit and be silent. In this
battle we fight for our heart, mind, and purpose.
We fight not just for our story and hopes, but for every
person that is going to be or already has been impacted by the story of our
lives. There is more at stake here than us getting to see our dreams come true.
Impacting people, encouraging them through what we have to offer is on the line
when we want to give up.
We keep pursuing dreams because there are people out there
that need to know who Jesus is. Our disappointments are not dream killers they
are the devil’s distraction, he wants to keep you down. But God wants to see
you shine bright. This world needs you to keep going, no matter how big or
small it looks please keep dreaming.
- Hannah
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