It all starts with the Word......a seed we heard gets planted in our hearts...that word of faith envelops us and in the process we search, find and accept Jesus in our lives. There is that faint voice we can't figure nor determine readily whether it is the wrong or the right thing in our life to believed...in all these as we invoke God's presence in all our ways.. We can know then that the doubting, fears and worries are not His but from the great deceiver. What we can do is surrender, acknowledge His power, lay down our pride and wear our humility, nurture the faith, take on the confidence of Jesus, have a God determination and that faint voice becomes stronger that it is actually coming from God only it was muddled with our own learned intelligence. By knowing the Word, this opens the access to our dreams and have our dreams too is the sweetest thing in this life that's why the Bible says come taste and see the goodness of the Lord...for having achieve this ,we will now lose our appetite for sinning but instead go for more of the God's sweetness....we now evolve to higher to become higher beings as we make greater dreams now knowing how the loving generosity of God is. We evolve to become and achieve the greatest of what we can be having with us the Jesus' confidence in our hearts, God-determination--the keys to enter that loop where the door of the Kingdom that has been so elusive to so many........
It is a process though your dreams may astound you to happen right away unexpectedly spontaneously or answered after a lengthy time of incredible and sometimes testy practice of patience. Nonetheless, the faith should not be shaken but to remain firm and solid. God has made it all up and it's not for us to change His plans but to live to that plan and know that it is His will. We should learn to change our minds to make it attuned to the goodness of the Lord. The Bible will talk to us, by constantly reading the Word, it gives us a reflection of His will with regards to the way we should act and think and to conduct our selves worthy to be His children.
