Words of Hope

Never Lose Your Dreams

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The four P’s – Psalms, purpose, prayer & power.

Dr. Shann Ferch tells the following story. One day my dad took me to Circle, Montana to visit his dad. Grandpa was living in a small shack. He was an alcoholic. It was so sad for me to see a broken man who had clearly lost all hope.

“What happened to your dad,” I asked? “He stopped dreaming his dreams,” was what my father told me.

The Psalms deliver fuel to dreams. I know of no better source to find purpose and power than the Psalms. My home plate for dream building is Psalm 23. For power Psalm 20 has been my cornerstone beginning the day Jay was born February 4, 1979.

The best way for me to pray without ceasing is to pray God’s Word. The Psalmist said, “I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.”

Inspiration and encouragement are the natural results of being intimate with Abba Father and our Lord Jesus. Saint John records in the first chapter of his gospel these powerful words. “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God. 14 verses later John said, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us.”

“Without vision people perish,” the Psalmist warns.

Therefore, dream big dreams. Fuel your dreams from the Psalms to enrich your purpose and power.

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Fuel your dreams from the Psalms to enrich your purpose and power.
Fred Crowell
The four P’s – Psalms, purpose, prayer & power.
Fred Crowell
I know of no better source to find purpose and power than the Psalms.
Fred Crowell

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