Don't despise the little beginning!

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Young man, don’t ever despise your day of little beginning. What looks small and unnoticed today may be the very foundation of something remarkable tomorrow. Keep working. Don’t cling to the glory of yesterday because it is gone and cannot carry you through today. Life is a forward journey and so must your vision be. Set a new goal. Trust in God again. Take the next step with courage. The path may feel slow, but in that slow rise, strength is built, character is formed, and grace is multiplied. You will rise again. The glory you once knew will return in greater measure if you do not stop.

David was once a shepherd boy forgotten in the field, while others stood before the prophet. But God saw his heart and chose him. He faced rejection, fought battles, endured setbacks, and even fell into error. Yet he always returned to God, and in doing so, he kept rising. His glory did not end with Goliath. It continued because he stayed in step with God. You too can keep rising. What you are now is not all you will be. Keep pressing. With God, you are truly unstoppable. There is more ahead. 


Reference; 

Zechariah 4 verse 10

The Process

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