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I woke up today very aware that God is not dead. Just because there are challenges to face does not mean He has forgotten you. One thing that this age we are living in will do is to test our hearts. The main question we have to answer is "Are we living our own purpose and plan or are we living in accordance to the plan and purposes of God?". Many today don't know that they are selfish in their living as they are chasing their own dream and not God's plan. Our thoughts are not His thoughts and neither are our ways His way Isaiah 55:8. Fulfilment is only found in living His dream plans.

Everyday we are faced with a choice; a test of faith where everyday you and I are invited to live life in a theatre watched by the world, satan and God. Your actions, opinions, values, words, all point towards where your faith really is. If your heart and mind are not synchronised with the word of God you will soon discover that your life is not responding as its facing an internal fight. Jesus made it clear that He came to give us an abundance of life whereas the enemy has made it a priority to side track you from the one true reason you were created John 10:10. 

I want to encourage you to arise and shine like never before Isaiah 60:1. You were not born a failure; your name is not rejected neither is your story unimportant to God. God has you in mind and has great plans for you Jeremiah 29:11. Arm your faith with hope from the precious promises of the Word of God that you may walk the route of an overcomer. Get ready to soar while others around chase you to know your God.
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