dare
/de(ə)r/
(Verb) Have the courage to do something: "a story he dare not write down".
(Noun) A challenge, esp. to prove courage: "athletes who eat ground glass on a dare".
Synonyms
(Verb) venture - challenge - hazard - presume - defy
(Noun) challenge - defiance - provocation - daring
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as C prayed over me, the words that flowed from her mouth to my heart was resounding so loud and clear... to step up when the opportunity arises instead of holding back what He has gifted inside in every one of our passions and wild desires.
it is not the calling that matters to the Caller, is the called.
three years worth of being in a family of worship will be a tough one to say a temporary goodbye to. what a privilege to be graced in such a beautiful part of the body. the constant warmth and joy never ceases in every practice and service, which is something that one always looks forward to. the smiles on these precious souls, and to commune with them makes my heart full.
usually my face would be drenched with happy tears and mascara stains, but somehow, there is this comforting peace that reigns over the usual reaction of departing from an ultimate dream that one was limited to.
loved how S spoke about being a multi-faceted diamond and gem -- with every which way you turn it, it still shines wherever it is placed or destined to be. we are not just bound to one position, place or person, because His grace in us is not designed to be contained.
it is time to shine.
and that is not in a manner of doing the big things for human's acceptance to be awed at, but more so being grateful and faithful in the smallest. significance is not determined by the size of service. it is what we do with it that brings out the purpose and glory that is not ours in the first place.
so here goes to being provoked and dared into borders where our human senses cannot hold us, but rather His faith in our lack and limit which will amount to something greater that the world has yet known, seen, heard and tasted.
#dared
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