Have you ever been passionate about a dream or vision, only to have it never come to pass? Scripture tells us that God has an appointed time to fulfil the visions, dreams and desires He has placed in our heart. Just because it has taken a long time, or you’ve tried and not succeeded, doesn’t mean it’s not going to happen.
Don’t give up on those dreams! Don’t be complacent about pursuing what God has placed in your heart. God is a faithful God. No matter how long it’s been, no matter how impossible things seem, if you’ll stay in faith, your God appointed time is coming. Hallelujah! Remember, every dream that’s in your heart, every promise that has taken root, God put it in there. And not only that, but He has every intention of bringing it to pass.
Today, hold on to your vision or dream by declaring, “my time is coming. God is working things out on my behalf. I will fulfill my destiny!” As you continue to hold on to that vision and daily speak life over your dreams, you’ll see them begin to take shape. You’ll see your faith grow, you’ll see your hope strengthen, and you’ll see yourself step into the destiny God has prepared for you at the appointed time!
“For the vision is yet for an appointed time”¦though it tarry, wait for it”¦”
(Habakkuk 2:3, KJV)
Pray With Me
Yahweh, I receive Your truth today. I receive Your promises. Father, ignite my visions and dreams with Your holy fire, so that I can pursue Your perfect plan for my life. Make my thoughts and words agreeable to Your will. God, give me the faith I need to hold on when life’s failures seem to get me down and rob me of purpose, in Jesus’ Name! Amen.
2 replies on “You Should Never Give up on Your Dreams”
Hi Pastor Ray , Thanks, I needed that. Stay blessed. I lost my sister and traveled to attend a funeral in Zambia. Remember me in your prayers. May God continue to bless you
Thank you
Regards
What a dangerous message! How many good people have shipwrecked in the faith because they pursued their dreams instead of Holy God. How does one tell if their dream is inspired or just their own best wishes? The dream itself is not bad, but it can, and often does, become an idol in place of God the Father. I have found no place in scripture that encourages me to pursue a dream. We should follow the example of the seraphim in Isa 6:2-3 and cry out in loud voice HOLY, HOLY, HOLY. In HIs presence we receive His vision for what we should become. Abandon the dream and seek His face.