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Ladies! Cultivate Your Vision!

Daughters of God!  

I have always insisted that ladies were created as suitable helpers to their generation and then to their future husband. 

In this lecture, I want to encourage every female gender to be visionary. Yes! Vision is not for men alone but for human either male or female.

Infact, the details and specification of your vision should be your guiding light to who you accept as a friend or as a lover. 

Be visionary in nature. You are not too young or too old to be visionary. Cultivate a vision for your life via God's word or your passion. just make sure that it glorify God. 

Yes you are a suitable helper but you will be more impactful if you are visionary in the way you serve as a suitable helper. 

what do you really want  to do with your life? 

What do   God want  to achieve from you, your talent and the whole of your capacity?  

You should know this before you start choosing your friend or lover.

Be visionary first before you serve as the suitable helper God has designed you to be. 

What is your vision? 

Think!  

Be inspired!  

#HopeExpression 

#PrinceVictorMatthew 

#BabaLove
Location: Abuja, Nigeria

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