As you are afraid in your life to do things remember what the lord said to Gideon,in most cases we would hear God say “do not be afraid for l am with you” ,but here God said to Gideon if you are afraid to attack then go with your servant purah,God is telling him it doesn’t matter if you are afraid you go do it afraid and the lord said you will have the courage to attack when you hear the enemies speak .so why do you stumble when your own enemies can you give you victory ,He is a God that overrules your destiny .He is saying it doesn’t matter if you do it afraid as long as you do it with faith and believe.. continues with apoem

A poem by siphep. The mountains roar,the valleys sing/the echoes of the past/the seas dance in tune of my pain/l can’t let go ,l won’t let go. Am living in shadows/l struggle to survive/the battle is against the mind/l choke and burst at the reminder of my shadows/l can’t let go ,l won’t let go. But what if l drown ,what if l fall and never get up and he said get up with your shame and rise with glory/do it afraid and let go of your shadows for l am greater than your fear..

BELIEVE and be MOTIVATED

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