Thank you God for Dreams

Over the years,

God has filled my life with many dreams and aspirations.

Some, by God's grace, I have achieved.

I wanted to go to college.

I did.

and yes to the surprise of many, including me, I graduated.

I hoped to get married and have a family.

again God gave me the desire of my heart.

God blessed me with a wonderful understanding family.

Some dreams over the years have changed. I'd hoped to have a house like this.

but it looks more like this.

Along the way, this dream, along with others, did change

because I realized that God had a better dream for me.

Thank you, God, that No matter how good my dreams are;

your dreams will always be better and bigger.

I dreamed of being a teacher, that is one of those dreams that God changed.

I still love teaching but I have to say I'm glad God changed that dream.

Thank you God For always giving us another dream, goal,

that we can strive for.

The dreams you give us are often bigger than we could ever imagine.

Dreams keep us pushing forward when we want to stop.

I believe God wants us to dream, aspire.

Thank you, God, for the dreams and aspirations you put within us.

Dreams inspired by God are the best dreams in the world.

They always bring satisfaction.

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