Corruption doesn’t become powerful simply because evil exists. It becomes powerful because people repeatedly choose convenience over truth, popularity over principle, and Barabbas over Jesus.
The prodigal son said to his father “GIVE ME all that pertains to me” his father gave him his share of his possessions and it cost him his sanity, destruction was near because he became wealthy without being successful
Sometimes, direct battles lie wait in indirect encounters, David’s life was transformed not because he defeated Goliath his direct battle but because he obeyed his father in agreeing to give his brothers food.
Battles are to be valued and encounters, cherished.
@TheJohnCMaxwell A man who pursues provisions focuses on doing things right
A man who chases ambition focuses on doing the right things
But a man that tarries with the vision focuses on doing the right things right
A man who pursues provisions focuses on doing things right
A man who chases ambition focuses on doing the right things
But a man that tarries with the vision focuses on doing the right things the right way
I've come to discover that it's better to not win than to lose because the man who loses is not the man who does not win but the man who does not try at all