THE FUTURE MUST BE FACED

We should have the desire to teach the entire world,that desire fueled by the wrong motivation will determine our level of self-worth, the way we relate to people and it will usually make the fulfillment of our dream and impossibility. God wants us to have success. he wants us to reach the world ,which means he wants us to have large churches but our approach to those God given goals makes it impossible to obtain those goals with peace and joy  because of our povertism.
W should have one goal for wanting to reach the multitudes. it should be our desire to serve the spurs us on our self worthy should be so intact that we are free to serve others in the things of God until they become stable,mature and fruitful-bearing Christians.
Only when we identify self-image and self worth are derived totally independent of performance or results can we be trusted to reach people. with self worth intact we will have no hidden subconsciousness,egocentric motives only when we have worth ,will we build worthy.
However those who would desire to control he will pressure us from every side we will like Jesus's values. in life time of people to use their standards to make others  feel inferior.once they yield to un-biblical standards of success. they become a prey to others. others will determinate manipulate and control their lifestyle.
All of this control is done "in the name of Jesus"it is reads "the Zealously affect you,but not well. Yea they would exclude you,that ye might affect them" and it says"Oh! i know how keen those men are to win you over,but cant you see it that it is for their own ends" they would like to see you and me separated altogether and have your zeal all to themselves. And it says "that our zeal maybe for them alone."
We must completely avoid drawing people unto ourselves for our own purposes.we must give people freedom to follow who they will,worship where they will and grow as God wills.

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