Keith Craft: The middle is not the end, but a process you must grow through to get to your…
The middle is not the end, but a process you must grow through to get to your new beginning.
The thought behind the quote
The Hebrew word for 'new' is chadash, implying something unprecedented. God's promise to make a way through the wilderness speaks to His ability to bring order and hope. Kanter’s Law - named for Harvard Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter - says “everything looks like failure in the middle.” If you feel like you’re going through hell, don’t stop! You’ll get through it.
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- You go through the same stuff until you grow through what you are going through.
- We have been given the treasure of God's glory by Jesus (John 17:22). But it is up to every individual to be WISE. We are wise when we take responsibility to personally grow and develop ourselves. You have been given the glory of God...it is your X-Factor for life success!
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