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God will give the strength you need!

AZA Means Strength is what my blog is about. I feel that my life's purpose is to influence others to be positive and love who God has created them to be. When I was first on my journey of finding myself, I thought that fulfilling my purpose meant being known for something great or making sure that I touched every life that I came in contact with in a positive way. But I have soon come to realize that I was having problems because I was trying to fulfill my purpose and not God's purpose. Once this came into perspective, things became very clear for me, my thinking began to change and I have a better understanding that in everything that I do, I am to do it with all my strength and with all my soul because I am serving the Lord. Now I am not perfect and I know that I still have some work to do in my personal walk with God, but one thing that I will say is that I seek Him in all decisions that are made. With the fact that I am human, I still have to remind myself that God is in control. We sometimes have the tendency to think that we have everything under control. One thing my grandmother used to say was if you want to make God laugh, tell Him your plans. I understand this statement now that I have gone through life and experienced things not going my way, but I still praise God and thank Him anyway, because in the end He will work everything out for our good. I guess that what I want to say is that God will give you the strength to make it, no matter the trial and no matter the test, you just have to trust and know that He will be there in the end! 


Peace and Blessings!


NaTyshca Pickett

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