Dare to Dream by Alicia Briscoe

 Fruitful Thought: Have you ever considered where dreams come from?

Well, I believe they come from God. He has given us promises on top of promises in his Word. A dream is nothing but a promise that God gives us which is manifested in due seasons of our lives. We are just like God in the earth realm. We have all power and authority to write the vision and make it plain, that he may run who reads it. For the vision is yet for an appointed time (Habakkuk 2:2-3). We just have to dare to dream, believe/trust God and it will come to past. Remember to believe is to have Faith and faith without works is dead. Do your part and trust that God is more than able to do his. So I encourage you to dream again and dream Big! Don't give up if it doesn't happen in your timing - God's time is always on time.


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