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Vision and Life

Where there is no vision, the people perish (Proverbs 29:18).


 Abraham saw a vision:
  • The vision separated Him from comfort zone. Remember that at more than 70 he was still in his fathers house.
  • The vision took him on an unknown journey.
  • The vision made him to stand alone, save for his wife and lot.
  • The vision unveiled his life.
  • The vision blessed his life and his generation.
Note:
  • Lack of vision is what ties people down on a not too good venture.
  • Lack of vision makes one unsatisfied yet each morning he is rushing off to "slave house" called work
  • Lack of vision makes people afraid of risks.
  • Lack of vision makes one afraid to stand on his convictions - a situation where opinion is the ruler of destiny.
  • Fear of failure (unknown) is the greatest vision killer.
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