Know Your Pace

God says: "There is a pace I set for you, a pace where you feel most at home, I want you to find it and keep hold of it, it holds great promise and reward. It is a pace that doesn't require you to rush to get to the finish line, it's a pace that doesn't stress you or cause you to worry...it's a pace that allows you to get to where I intended for you to be at the time I have set for you to get there."

Trust that!

Image result for take your time"Trust that God is with you and wants to do things together with you where you don’t have to race to keep up." 

I have learned that if you are racing, it's clearly outside of the rhythm God has placed within your heart and that's why you're not happy or content when you finally reach the finish line.

"The race is not given to the swift or the strong...it's given to the humble and patient." 

Remember the story: "the tortoise and the hare." 


Everything has purpose!

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