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“Stop Laughing!“

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What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?”
When I answered that question, I said, “Well I’d be an excellent Doctor or atleast closest to being a doctor.” And then I laughed. I was from a poor family. I’m very good at school, but we lack financialy. So I had a lot of reasons to laugh at myself when even thinking about trying to be in that white scrubs. 
But God wasn’t laughing. I didn’t get the idea that God wanted me to be in that, but I got an overwhelming feeling that God wanted me to try. God wanted me to live without fear and for me to do that, I needed to face my biggest one: the fear of failure.
It’s one thing to have your mom encourage you to chase your dream. She’s supposed to do that. But when God encourages you to do something, that should invigorate all of us because if the ruler of the heavens and the earth puts his stamp of approval on who you are and what you do, that’s a pretty good indicator that you should go in that direction. He knows the beginning and the end; so He must be seeing something in your future that he doesn’t want you to miss. 
Moses told Joshua to be strong and courageous. And that’s an amazing moment in history. But when God comes off the throne and tells Joshua to be strong and courageous, it just takes everything to the next level. And God not only tells him to be strong and courageous, but He also lets him know that He’ll be with him wherever he goes. 
Here’s a new question: What would you do if you knew God was with you wherever you go? 
However you answer the above, don’t laugh at it. There’s nothing too hard for God.

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