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Don't Stop Believing!

Don't Stop Believing!

This week I choose to encourage you to keep believing.  Most, if not all of us have something we are believing or hoping for.  Rather it be a degree, career change, healing, peace, love, etc., you mustn't stop believing.

The past couple of months I have questioned my ability to receive love. Today, a dear friend reminded me that greatness takes time.  Sometimes God doesn't answer like we want or when we want because He's preparing something that takes a little longer to process. 

I've got it now! I know that if things don't happen as I thought, then perhaps God has something greater and better. 

Imagine yourself praying for an apartment but being blessed with a house; or praying for a baby but finding out you're having twins. It's possible to pray for a job but be blessed with a business. 

You see for a believer, such as myself, I know that God always surpasses our expectations.  His ways are far beyond the human mind.  Sooo if you haven't received that which you've believed, don't stop believing! Just maybe, God is preparing something better! ❤️


          
My name is Tiffany LaMeia and I am dedicated to becoming a better me, encouraging you to be a better you, and helping you to understand that you are #ENOUGH!  -Have a Prosperous Day!
                         

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