DESIGN - What You Are Made For

Have you ever felt you are not enough when it comes to competing in the marketplace?

Not good enough at sales, not tech savvy enough, not financially wise enough, not big enough, not confident enough…the list can go on endlessly.

Let me ask you a question:

Who knows the iPhone the best? 

Don’t you agree it is the creator of the iPhone? 

The same principle applies to us.

Our Abba knows us much better than we know ourselves. 

He is the only one who truly knows what we are made for and capable of accomplishing.

Did you know your physiology is a prophetic picture of your productive capacity?

Do you know that your nerves are 45 miles, or 72 kilometers, long? You can call on this resource as an entrepreneur. When someone says “You have a lot of nerve,” you can say, “Of course I do; and we can all dare more!”

Do you know that If you were to spread the tissue of your lungs in just a linear pattern, it would cover a tennis court? Your lungs, your breathing capacity, is larger than a tennis court. Controlling that resource that is already yours can allow you to calm yourself in moments of stress or to increase your energy when you need to push harder and faster.

Do you know that your circulatory or cardiovascular system – the veins, arteries and junctions, would be 60,000 miles, or 96,500 kilometers long if they were stretched into a single line? That is two and a half times around the earth! 

Finally let’s look at our DNA. In every one of your 37.2 trillion cells, there is a 6 1/2 foot strand of DNA. If all your DNA could be bunched up, it would fit inside of a single ice cube. But if we stretched them end to end, it would extend from the earth to the sun and back 70 times!

What do all these numbers mean? 

You have so much more capacity on the inside than you can possibly imagine.

Your ability to be a world changer is prophesied through your physiology. It’s a fact, you are God’s masterpiece! (Ephesians 2:10)

You are ENOUGH! Just look at what you are made for!

You are not here to compare with others but to walk the journey God has uniquely destined for you!