Passionate Self is the Seed for Glory by Robert Ricciardelli

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Passionate Self is the Seed for Glory by Robert Ricciardelli 2012-07-02T18:09:20-08:00 editorconvergingzone

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It is God’s desire for us to enjoy the life we have been given and the fruits of our labor all the days of our lives, for it is our inheritance. God has given us the power to run the uniquely designed race that He has called each of us to run. When we truly understand and embrace this, we won’t be tempted to compare or wish we had what someone else has. You won’t think, “If only I had what they had in talent or opportunity.” Be thankful for what you do have, and in the power of God through you, make the most of every moment you have. You are intentionally and wonderfully designed, and can rest in the freedom of being loved for who you are. There is no on like you on earth and somebody has to be you, so it might as well be you. When you’re passionate about who you are, it brings glory to God. The Wind of God will blow in your direction as you live in the authenticity of your being, and the seeds of greatness in you will take root and begin to flourish!

Are you enjoying the journey?

Are you fretting over what did not happen, or are you hopeful for what is about to happen?

The good, the bad, and the ugly in life cannot stand in the way of destiny, are you ready go flourish?

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