Man has decreed himself mighty and powerful, but he’s nothing more than vanity, a mortal vessel, like a grain of sand on the ocean floor, when put in prospective. Power belongs to God, and so too is mercy and grace. He that elevates himself shall be made low, and he that humbles himself shall be exalted. Blessed is the meek; they shall inherit the earth (Matthew 5:5).

I will surely bless you, and I will multiply thy seed as the stars of the heaven, and as the sand which is upon the sea shore; and thy seed shall possess the gate of his enemies (Genesis 22:17).

And although he’s not limitless in what he can do; his limits are far reaching. Just think for a moment what you’ve done when you thought it was impossible. Surely, man on his own is incapable of doing anything virtuous. But when he receives God’s blessings, stands with God, as a new creator in Christ, he can do all things. When we involve God, equip ourselves with courage, truly commit, let faith be our element which instills confidence, we can accomplish all that we want.

As we evolve to a place of confidence, knowing that we have inherent capabilities, let us be inspired, challenge courage by tapping into our reserves, so that we can become better people. Let us flap our wings like eagles, and soar to new heights, where we can be proud, yet humble, in our God given grace, knowing that we did everything the Lord’s way, with pride and joy, leaving no regrets behind.