Kmichelle Fisher

Move on Kmichelle Fisher

There are so many times when I leaned to my own understanding, not deliberately discounting God, but, habitually relying on my own intellectual abilities, only to fall short of reaching my intended goal. Then asking God to repair what was an avoidable blunder. Move On does not always mean leaving the situation. Oftentimes, it means moving on from your perception of it. Most often, the change that needs to take place is you. Which is the only thing you can control anyway. Your way of thinking and your behavior motivates one of two powers. When we operate from a position of fear or anger, we provoke destructive forces. When we operate in love and wisdom, we stir up the power of God, which allows us to Move On and experience greater joy and productivity. I am learning, through prayer and petition, to move in righteousness, move with the Holy Spirit and move on to the fulfillment of that good work God began in me. "A man's heart plans his way, but, the Lord directs his steps." Proverbs 16:9