DECEMBER 20
MATTHEW 7:27_and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell…
It is a sad thing to see a life fall apart. There are many ways a life can break. It is not always from hardship. Sometimes success can break a life. Sometimes, the greater the success the harder the brokenness. The truth is, very often success destroys.
If you find it hard to believe that success can lead to destruction open your eyes. Pay attention to people who are in the limelight. Have you been a fan of a celebrity and watched them fall off the porch? This is especially true for those who are an overnight sensation.
Building character requires time, lots of time. When you try to rush through life by skipping over your God-designed waiting period, you often develop the talent, but not the character. Character is the rock-solid foundation of life. Talents are like houses, they need to be squarely set on firm foundations. Brilliant talents and abilities built on sandy soil, then beat upon by the floods of success and popularity, can fall to pieces.
Psalm 27:14 (KJV), “Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord.”
You may be destined for global greatness, but give God time to prepare you.
PRAYER
Savior of the World, Help me wait on You to develop character in me! In the powerful name of Jesus, Amen.
Christ prepares me for my purpose – I will wait!
The Works of Her Hands 
I find it humorous how these so called super stars think they are above the law and become perverted in thinking. Then in a sudden flash they come crashing down and end up in either poverty or prison
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This blog post beautifully emphasizes the importance of developing character along with talents, and the potential dangers of success without strong foundations. It’s a great reminder to focus on building a solid internal structure to withstand life’s storms. How has focusing on character development impacted your own life or those around you?
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Yes, that’s the point! I like, focus on building a solid internal structure. that’s the perfect way to say it. Thank you!!!!
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