I provided some info about our One Hundred project to a new friend in New Mexico who is starting a church, and he came back to me with the Gideon 300... an attempt to raise $90,000. I love vision that increases by the time it comes back. It reminds me of Isaiah 55:3 - "So is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty." How many times have we put out a God-breathed idea, but then nixed it because of all the challenges? I love vision that increases, rather than decreases, when faced with the challenges of accomplishing it.
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Vision is probably one of the most exciting things, especially when it is a God thing and you see it happen.
Personally, the one thought (or verse) that roams around the back of my head when i'm working on something I think is from God is the one where it says the workers work in vain if it is not blessed by God...
Posted by: Conrad | March 13, 2007 at 08:46 AM