Did you know that the average person walks the equivalent of more than four times around the Earth in their lifetime?
That’s a long way! But how do we cover such an incredible distance? One step at a time.
Just as each step contributes to the enormous distance we travel
over a lifetime, our daily habits and choices, no matter how small they may
seem, add up over time and shape who we become. Consider how this applies to
different areas of our lives:
Health: Taking a short walk every day might seem insignificant, but over time, those steps can lead to lasting health benefits.
Learning: Spending just a few minutes each day learning a new skill or language can lead to substantial knowledge over time.
Finances: Saving even a small amount of money regularly can grow into significant savings over the years.
These examples remind us that meaningful progress often comes not
through extraordinary actions, but through small, consistent steps taken day
after day.
The same principle applies to our spiritual walk with Jesus.
David writes, “The steps of a man are established by the LORD, and
He delights in his way” (Psalm 37:23 NASB).
When we walk with God daily, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide
even our smallest decisions, we invite the Lord to direct our paths. Each
choice to trust Him, obey His Word, and follow His leading brings us closer to
Him.
Today, let's choose Jesus in the little things. Whether in our health, finances, relationships, or daily responsibilities, let's surrender each step to Him. After all, a lifetime of walking with Jesus begins with one step of faith—and continues one step at a time.
The vision of Time to Get Ready Ministries is to inspire God’s children all over the world to Wake Up and Get Ready for the 2nd Coming of Jesus through complete surrender and seeking the Holy Spirit daily to get fit for the life to come.
The mission of Time to Get Ready Ministries is to enlighten, encourage and empower people through the power of the Holy Spirit and provide material that testifies to the miraculous power of God, what He’s doing today, and what He wants to do through each of us.