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Miracles Persuasive Speech

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We all have a calling. We can commit to a path of doubt, fear and uncertainty. It is never about if we believe in ourselves, it is a matter of when we will. To manifest anything you must have a belief in that dream or miracle.

You may be on that search for what you truly want to do in life. It may be that you don't know right now but there are clues in your personal history, dreams or visions.

Usually no one looks for a miracle and that is sad. You see if you don't believe in miracles they just won't happen for you. Your maker is set to grant you everything your heart desires, but you must believe that it is possible for you.

Discipline is necessary for the miracles to happen. Using affirmations will only work if you believe. We all know …show more content…

You wouldn't invest in a particular stock (sowing seed) and then think that it is doubtful that anything will happen (lack of faith). Who would do something like that?

I know that many people would say "well you don't know the troubles I have" or "I just received a bad medical report." How about the person who has had real financial challenges and simply doesn't see a way out?

These internal battles are simply distractions to keep us delayed from our miracles. You can not control what others are doing or not doing, but you can control yourself. You may feel that your life is like a drought. The power to change that situation lies not in what others do; it lies in what you believe.

The process of life in any given area will always go through its natural progression. If your life is like a drought, then the only thing to do is to prepare for rain. Droughts may last a time but if you do not prepare for rain then the droughts will continue.

The stronger your faith the quicker the "if" of your miracle will change to a simple "When." To bring that miracle to your life and to others you must live in victory. You may not feel that you are in victory but you must place those victorious thoughts in your mind to change your

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