As we continue our series on the power of vision, we answer the question, “What is vision?”
Vision is like the eye of the eagle. An eagle sees farther than any other animal. In the same way, vision allows you to look into the future and see a life filled with meaning and purpose.
Vision is like a magnifying glass. A magnifying glass brings objects into clearer focus. Vision from God allows you to see your life with better clarity.
Vision is like the banks of a river. The banks of the river provide direction for the flow of the water. Vision provides direction and keeps you moving in the way God wants you to go.
The Bible says in Proverbs 29:18,
“Where there is no vision, the people are unrestrained.”
This verse means without a vision for the future, you will not have a clear purpose in life.
How do you need vision in your life today?
Dare to Ask God to give you vision like the eye of the eagle, like a magnifying glass, and like the banks of the river,
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We can't avoid our struggles in life, but as Easter approaches, we can respond to our trials by reflecting on the character of Jesus.
This Christmas, discover how the best gift may not be found under the tree, but it has already been delivered to you in the manger!
Praise God we have a Good Shepherd who is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in His steadfast love and faithfulness.
Discover why you are uniquely wired to wonder about eternity and wrestle with the truth that there is more to life than your time on Earth.
When we are in need of a victory, the Good Shepherd will take our battlefields and turn them into banquet tables.
What happens to you when you find yourself in the deep and dark valleys of life? God gives us comfort even when we are at our lowest.
God’s passion for His people can not be extinguished. Do you embody this same passion?