José had a dream, a very big dream. She was not afraid to share the dream with her father and siblings and that single act provoked a spontaneous reaction. He was sold as a slave, and the enemy did everything possible to thwart him and achieve his dream. But the fact was this: Jose was too burdened to be frustrated. Even in the abyss of darkness, he clung to his dream. Right there in Egypt, he never lost focus or disillusionment even while in prison, and his strong determination and faith in God brought him to the throne.

Dear friend, you are too burdened to be frustrated. No man born of woman can thwart God’s plan for your life. The combined forces of darkness may attempt to do so, but none of their councils can resist. Only when we stop trying does failure become inevitable. A man may fail once, twice, or three times, but when he continues to move in the direction that God has predestined him, success becomes certain.

When I sit back and ponder the immense resources, gifts and talents that have been deposited in every individual on the face of the earth, it gives me a chill, especially when I see some people giving weak excuses why they cannot succeed in the field. lifetime. Money, lack of education, lack of opportunities or contact cannot stop a man who is determined to reach his destination in life.

Life is about the choices and decisions we make on a daily basis. Our collective choices and decisions in life are a function of our success or failure in this life. You are the architect of your own fortune or misfortune based on how you use the resources at your disposal.

David came face to face with the Philistine giant, Goliath, and the entire camp of Israel was frightened when they saw little David trying to do what they could not accomplish. They were looking out, but God had put something inside. David realized the awesome power of God in his life and challenged Goliath to come out. The end result was Israel’s triumph, while the Philistines fled in shame after their champion was killed.

Never allow anyone to hold back the gift, talent or resources that God has placed in you. The more feats we do for God, the more of his abundant grace he will bestow upon us. You are too burdened to be called a failure!