God tells us all things are possible. The world tells us what is probable. Our goal is to realize what is possible instead of what is probable. Left up to my desires and abilities I will accomplish only what the world requires, the "probable". What is it that motivates people to move beyond the ordinary to the extraordinary, from the probable to the possible?
I know that's a loaded question, maybe one of the top 5 mysteries of all time. Men and women have given their lives to trying to discover what motivates others. Theologians, politicians and business leaders all seek after the solution. Some have stumbled upon the secret, like Adolph Hitler and used it for tremendous harm. It is a fascinating topic but one that is extraordinarily valuable for those who understand it and can use it to motivate themselves and others.
And there are so many aspects of motivation from motivating self, to understanding how God motivates us to do His will. So over the next few blogs, I'd like to focus on motivation and try to answer some of the questions. I'd also like to look at some of the key people in the Bible and see what motivated them to accomplish what they did. What was their "probable" and what was the "possible" that God brought forth in them.
What motivates you? How have you seen God motivate you in your life, to move you from probable to the possible?
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