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Think for a Change: Your Destiny Awaits
Could things be the way they are because you are the way you are? What one thing can you change that can change everything? It’s simple. If you want to change, you change the way you think. So many people want to have a better life, but they continuously do the same thing over and over. So many people have dreams that they let die because chasing their dreams requires them to do something difficult or uncomfortable.It might mean they have to walk away from things that provided security, such as a job that paid the bills. It also might mean walking away from relationships or associations that no longer have capacity to carry us forward.Never let who you are today sabotage who you could be in the future. Refuse to let your history interfere with your destiny! Yes!! Don’t let how you see yourself today inhibit who you have the potential to become tomorrow. Think for a change! Think of all that’s possible. Think of the incredible potential you carry to affect change. Think of all those things you can do through Christ who strengthens you. “I can do all things through him who strengthens me.”Philippians 4:13 Be Nice, Grace Wins
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