IRRESPECTIVE


366 days!!!

 I'm ecstatic for what is to come and grateful for all that has happened.

  I'm certain that we are grateful that we've got air in our lungs and blood pumping and coursing through our veins.
The plans are already rolling out for the new year; that car, house, degree, job, vacation(oh how I dream), increase in salary, new designs to take on the world, and so many other laid out plans for the next 366 days.

Oh it's good to have desires and wants.

 Our Daddy already knows that we have desires and wants and so He tells us to 'cast all your cares upon Him, for He cares for you' 1Pet 5:7.

As we make plans and take on the new year, let's also have the mindset of serving God IRRESPECTIVE.

Serving God irrespective is an attitude that seeks to praise and serve Him no matter the situation.

An 'irrespective' service is a service that doesn't relent or diminish no matter the circumstances or struggles faced and that is the attitude we need to have.

We should be rest assured that we will pass through the waters, through the rivers, walk through fire, and in all these, our Daddy says that He will be with us, the rivers will not overwhelm us, we will not be burnt, and the flame will not consume us - Isaiah 43:1-3.

 So as we make our plans, let's do well to lay them at Daddy's feet and enjoy the next 366 days.

 Don't let your wants and desires make you serve God less when the waters, rivers, and fire come around, rather let it propel you to give God your all.

 Peace comes when we lay it all at His feet and trust Him every step of the way.

 'Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging' Psalm 46:1-3.

 Have an attitude and mindset of serving God irrespective.

 Happy New Year.

 Have a great 'IRRESPECTIVE' 2020.

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