Walking With God Gives Me Confidence

I am a powerful confident child of God

Scientist know that we only use 10% of our brain.  The soul is powerful and all knowing when we are in the moment doing Gods' will. Connection with God is where we always need to be.

Taking a moment to measure my level of self-confidence, I ask myself several important questions: How do I carry myself" Do I have good posture? Do I have a positive, self image? Do I communicate clearly to others? A m I able to say "no" when necessary? Am I living authentically?  The answers give me a sense  of my level of confidence.

Unfortunately I do slump in my chair. I am very positive and try to find and compliment the best in people, places and things. I have learned to say "NO" when I need to.  I wish I could say I am living my authentic life but I have not been adding to my spiritual bank account like I usually do.  I am at peace at this time but I am aware of it and making sure I make some deposits.  My confidence level is up but will not stay there if I don't do my part.

I then turn to God in prayer allowing God's presence to illumine my mind and heart.  In the silence, I reconnect with the essence of my being.  New found energy surges withing me and my heart fills with optimism.

I do pray to God everyday and many days I pray multiple times.  I struggle with taking the time to meditate and listen to god. I am filled with Joy and Peace, no matter if it feels like the house if falling down all around me.  God is always there in everything I do. I must remember to invite him in.

Prayer readies me for any challenge or adventure.  I meet the day ahead with ease and grace. My words, actions, and manner convey the power of the Christ at work withing me.

Prayer is when I talk to God, meditation iswhen I listen.  Even though I am not meditating regularly God gets through to me through people, places and things.  Sometimes I have butted my head against the wall that was not necessary if I had of meditated.  The answer come easily and effortlessly.

Do not, therefore, abandon that confidence of yours; it brings a great reward. Hebrews 10:35.