If where you are right now don't look like what you dreamed, or what you see now don't look like what you saw, don't give up it's only temporary. If you can just keep going eventually the Vision will meet you! ProVision We See Beyond Your Limits. And with a Kingdom Vision there are know Limitations!

Everyone is trying to make a name for themselves. In the end, titles may impress people for a moment, but they never define our true worth. Knowledge, wisdom, and character speak far louder than any label placed before or after our names. Scripture reminds us that God is not moved by titles but by the heart, and history shows us the same. Those who changed the world were not remembered because of what they were called, but because of how they lived. Examples: Martin, Harriett, Fredrick, Michael, Abraham, Moses, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, David, and Jesus were all known by there first names. “ The greater influence you have in Life the Less you need Titles”. Our greatest calling is not to be addressed by titles, but to live in such a way that our name alone carries meaning, with love, kindness, sacrifice, and service. Let us strive not to be elevated in the eyes of others, but to be faithful in our actions, generous in our giving, and humble in our walk. Let our Purpose be to Only be known by our own first name. When we live to serve, love deeply, and reflect God’s image, our one name will be enough—echoing as a symbol of hope, change, and purpose in the world. If you want to make a name for yourself allow the Name of Jesus to influence you!

I Am Kingdom Persuaded; are You? Walking in our true identity—born again, redeemed by the blood of Jesus—means we don’t shrink back in fear or shame. We stand secure as sons and daughters of the King, shaped in God’s image, entrusted with purpose and authority. Luke 12:32 is such a gentle yet bold promise: the Kingdom isn’t something we have to earn or grasp for; it’s something the Father delights to give. Holding fast to that confidence matters, especially as we steward what He’s placed in our hands now. Kingdom living isn’t just future hope—it’s present responsibility: faith, obedience, humility, and courage as we reflect Christ in every sphere we’re called to lead. Walking in true identity changes everything—how we see ourselves, how we serve others, and how we prepare for the inheritance that’s to come. 👑A kingdom reminder of who we are and how we’re called to live. This is that confidence that is unstoppable and fully kingdom persuaded in His unfailing Love. Walking in our true identity—born again, redeemed by the blood of Jesus—means we don’t shrink back in fear or shame. We stand secure as sons and daughters of the King, shaped in God’s image, entrusted with purpose and authority. Luke 12:32 is such a gentle yet bold promise: the Kingdom isn’t something we have to earn or grasp for; it’s something the Father delights to give. Holding fast to that confidence matters, especially as we steward what He’s placed in our hands now. Kingdom living isn’t just future hope—it’s present responsibility: faith, obedience, humility, and courage as we reflect Christ in every sphere we’re called to lead. Walking in true identity changes everything—how we see ourselves, how we serve others, and how we prepare for the inheritance that’s to come. 👑 I’m Fully Kingdom Persuaded! Romans 4:21-23 That what He has promised, he was able also to perform!

3 Key Ways to Make the Best of Every Moment 1. Shift from Reaction to Intention Stop only responding to life—start directing it. Ask regularly: Who am I becoming in this season? What is this season training me for? Success isn’t accidental—it’s aligned intention over time. 2. Honor Small Steps as Sacred God rarely builds greatness overnight. He builds it daily. One habit. One decision. One act of obedience. Seeds don’t look impressive—but they’re carrying forests. 3. Prepare for Where You’re Going, Not Just Where You Are Live today with tomorrow in mind. Learn what your future will require. Build discipline before demand. Develop character before opportunity. Preparation is faith in motion. The Bottom Line Truth Time and change don’t destroy destiny—they deliver it. But only to those who: respect the season, prepare for growth, and walk forward with intention. What feels like waiting is often God saying, “I’m making room for what you’re becoming.” If you want, I can help you turn this into: Time and change are seeds God planted into creation. A seed carries potential, not completion. God didn’t just create outcomes—He created process. Think about it: A seed needs time to grow. A seed must undergo change to fulfill its purpose. The pressure of the soil isn’t punishment—it’s positioning. In the same way, God planted time and change so His creation (man) could: mature instead of stagnate deepen instead of remain shallow become instead of simply exist Without time, nothing could ripen. Without change, nothing could transform. That’s why Scripture often ties growth to seasons. Seasons aren’t random—they’re divine rhythms. Each one activates something different inside the seed. When we resist time and change, we’re often resisting the very system God designed to bring us into fullness. But when we cooperate with them—by planning, preparing, and trusting the process—we’re not fighting God’s design. We’re partnering with it. So yes… Time and change aren’t interruptions to God’s plan.

How to become immune to time and change by using planning and preparation the Kingdom way. https://youtu.be/Qtrqt52uUbk