To most American children, visiting Disney World is like a rite of passage. I still remember my first visit, seeing Snow White’s Castle, going on a steam boat and riding on “It’s a Small World.” The fascination with this magical place continues today, enticing families with the promise,” if you wish upon a star your dreams will come true.”
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When I started this blog back in February of 2012, I never imagined that I would write 1000 articles. Initially, I wanted to keep my writing skills sharp in case I felt called to go back into teaching. However, now this journey is preparing me of a dream to become a screen writer for Hollywood. While this may years away, you won’t find me wishing upon a star.
When you open up the Bible, there are thousands of passages that contain hope. Yet, few compare with Jesus’ words in Mark 11:24. One of the crucial elements to make dreams come true is belief. When doubt exists, prayers go unanswered. Therefore, if you want your dreams to come true, don’t wish upon a star. Instead, place your trust in the One who has the power to make all things possible, Luke 1:37.
by Jay Mankus
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