be thou my vision.
the power of vision is one where it gives the individual focus and confidence in his ambitions.
the basketball test has proven that when one does not set his eyes upon something, he will not achieve it.
yet, such confidence that is derived from self can never sustain one’s walk in Christ.
Christ must be our vision because all other visions are futile. alternative ambitions for self are as transitory objects that eventually goes back to the dust.
be thou my vision, for my vision for the a levels and the rest of my life will be God-centred on Christ alone.
for Christ looks not at the worldly results, but the process of how much you trust Him and do your very best.
for when one’s vision is on Christ, it is set upon things that count for eternity. the crown of life above can never be measured by any treasure here on earth.
the principles of life point to Christ again. for only when true vision is on higher things, that person will never transcend things of momentary value.
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