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Keys to Navigating Your Future

The document discusses navigating your future as a student. It recommends having a vision and five-year plan, thinking about your future rather than just the present, and knowing who you are based on your relationship with God. It provides keys to negotiating your future, including having a vision, growing to maturity, controlling your thoughts, cultivating relationships, praying consistently, and relying on God's grace. The overall message is that following God's word is the most important tool for navigating your future and destiny.

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Keys to Navigating Your Future

The document discusses navigating your future as a student. It recommends having a vision and five-year plan, thinking about your future rather than just the present, and knowing who you are based on your relationship with God. It provides keys to negotiating your future, including having a vision, growing to maturity, controlling your thoughts, cultivating relationships, praying consistently, and relying on God's grace. The overall message is that following God's word is the most important tool for navigating your future and destiny.

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NAVIGATING YOUR FUTURE

The world today is innovative. Human being such as the meteorologist has devised a whole lot of
tools capable of forecasting the weather. Some tools have even been invented to predict the
direction of the wind, rain among others. Some go to the extent of measuring how long a man would
live based on his health issues. But why haven’t they come out with a tool that will help us in
navigating our future?

As a student, we should be able to navigate our future and have in mind that there will always be
different seasons in our lives like weather. (Genesis 8:22). Though Isaiah 55:8-12 and Isaiah 58:11 let
us understand the God knows our future but are we aware that to live our future lies in our hand?
What is your five year plan for life? Write them down! Tell God what you want about your future, He
has made up his mind to answer you even before you finish asking. (Isaiah 65:24).

As students, are we thinking for the moment or the future? Life is beyond the now and we should
understand that nothing happens by mistake. There are some prophetic words that you might have
heard or have been said concerning you in the past that might not have come to reality that could be
your future.

Below are some keys needed in negotiating your future:

 Knowing who you are: The extent of what you know about God is the extent of what you
will know about your future. Jesus also knew who he was. (Luke 4:18).
 A vision: vision helps in three ways: Vision defines you. Vision refines you. Vision confines
you. Above all, vision makes you fine. (Proverbs 4:25-27). Try to write out your mission
statement, vision statement and plans for your life in five years. Begin to visualize your
future.
 Grow to maturity: As you begin to visualize your future, also begin to grow to maturity.
 Thought: (1 Corinthians 2: 10-15). As a man thinks in his heart so shall his future be. Learn to
guide your heart with all diligent for out of it comes all issues of life. Great works are
products of deep thought. Bill Gates is successful today because of his thought.
 Relationship: Relationship is better than achievement. When you disregard people, you
disregard your destiny.
 Prayer: Pray without season (1 Thessalonians 5:17)
 Grace and Maturity: God has the right to make some people for noble purpose and some for
common use. But his grace endures forever to those He called his sons. (Romans 9:19-26).

As we begin to work steadfast on the word of God, we will never get lost in our future. It is the key
tool you need to navigate your way through to your destiny.

REFERENCE:

Tuesday 12th May 2009, Toye Sobande’s message at Kings Court Chapel, Student Fellowship,
Buckingham.

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