Every mission requires deep conviction. Whether it is a business, a ministry, or a nonprofit, success always begins with a founder who truly believes their work is needed. They are convinced that what they are building must exist. Without that strong belief, it is easy to give up when challenges come. This is why many new businesses fail within two to five years. Most times, it’s not just about the market or competition; it’s because the founders did not have enough conviction. They moved on when things got tough, instead of standing firm and fighting for their vision.
Many people do not believe deeply enough in their ideas, visions, or God-given missions. They lack the strong conviction that what they carry is worth fighting for. They are unable to see the lasting impact their work could have, or the profit it could bring over time. Instead, they get caught up in short-term thinking, expecting quick results and quick rewards. This lack of patience and vision becomes a major dream killer. Do you truly believe that your idea could make a hundred million? Do you believe your message could reach hundreds of millions of people? Do you have conviction that you chose the right career?
It is important to pause and reflect: do you have the conviction required to bear the pain that comes with pursuing your mission? True conviction means you are ready to endure hardship because you see the glory ahead. Hebrews 12:2 says, “For the joy that was set before him, [Jesus] endured the cross.” Likewise, Paul wrote in Romans 8:18 that “the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed.” Without conviction, pain will drive you away. With conviction, pain becomes just a small price for destiny.
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