Day 20 "And You Are Beautiful"
What Do You See?
Good Morning Beauties!
Today we are half way through our journeys, so it’s a good time to assess our progress. First though, let’s celebrate that we’ve made it this far and our love, dedication, and devotion to Jesus are growing. Congratulations!! Please give yourself credit for this accomplishment. It’s a big deal.
The Bible uses metaphors of running to convey spiritual and moral lessons. In the Bible, the race of life is a long-distance run, and the goal is to finish well. In a race, the runner is infused with confidence as she knows she’s conquoered more of the race than what is left. This boost of confidence brings even more motivation to finish strong. How is your motivation right now? As the Lord is revealing more truth, do you have a greater motivation to finish your journey strong? Selah.
By now, you’re most likely well aware of the enemy’s schemes and how he wants to destroy any progress you’ve made. How are your action plans working to combat the enemy and keep you on track? Do they need to be tweaked or do they need a complete overhaul? Selah.
Lastly, is the journey experience what you expected? If it has surpassed your desires, thank the Lord. If it has underwhelmed you, pray and ask Jesus why that is. We know that He desires more and more intimacy with us, we know that He brings revelation and truth, we know He wants you to know your true identity so you can live the abundant life. Is there something different you can be doing? If you need Him to do more, have you asked Him? Have you prayed to Jesus for more revelation on a deeper level? Now is your time. Selah.
I invite you to look into a mirror and answer the simple question, “what do you see.” You may want to listen to our theme song as you look. Selah.
You Are Beautiful - Kendra Brown
Love and Blessings,
Kendra
“Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith.”