It's Not Enough to Wish--You Have to Believe (Inspired by 2 Timothy 4:8)

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It's not just about hoping or wishing for something to happen--you have to truly believe in what you're asking for. Confidence, focus, and belief are what turn goals into reality. If you don't believe it's possible, it's hard to make it happen.

It's not enough to simply ask for what you want--you have to believe it's already within reach. Whether you call it praying, manifesting, or setting intentions, the truth is the same: belief is the fuel behind every dream. If you don't believe in it, why would anyone else?

"Thank you, Lord, for the strength and courage you've given me. I've worked hard all my life, and now, I'm waiting on my reward."

Since I was 14 years old, I've been hustling--working jobs I loved, and jobs I didn't. Today, I work differently, I make money doing what I love, well, for the most part.

Sometimes, you face real hardship. You work hard, but the money still falls short. And let's be honest--you've had to make sacrifices just to keep up.

You've gone back to school, picked up new skills, tried side hustles... all with the hope that maybe, just maybe, you'll earn enough to breathe a little easier.

But the bills keep stacking.
The kids' school fees rise every semester.
And rent? Groceries? It feels like they're daring you to give up.

But you haven't.
You keep going.
You keep praying.
You keep believing.

And that, right there--that's why your breakthrough is coming.

But after all that effort, all those prayers--you can't afford to be praying and not believing that your breakthrough is coming.

It's not enough to just pray. You have to believe in what you're asking for when you pray.

What is it that you want?

What exactly are you asking God for?

Do you believe in yourself?
Do you have faith that when you kneel down and speak to the Lord, He will hear you--and answer?

Because if you don't believe that... you're just wasting time.

I believe in everything I've asked God for.
And now, I'm simply waiting for my reward.

Truth is, I've already received a lot.
The freedom I have in my life right now is something others dream about reaching when they retire. For that alone, I have no right to complain.

I can't yet say my rewards are like a crown on my head--but I'm working toward that.

May God bless you.

"Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness..."

Read 2 Timothy 4:8
You can learn a lot by reading the Bible!

 

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