Stop Waiting For A Knight In Shining Armor…Rescue YOURSELF!
The perfect opportunity probably won’t just come find you…it’s not a knight in shining armor, waiting to storm the castle and save you. You have to POSITION yourself for opportunities!
Welcome to a special Thanksgiving edition of our weekly “Friday Favorites.” This week, we bring you Thankful Thursday, with a behind-the-scenes look at what our crew is giving thanks for this year!
God’s AWESOME redemption. Earlier this month, Diane – from our Marketing Department – shared part of her story on Facebook:

And, God’s unconditional love gives us yet another reason to be thankful, as this story from Tammy, in our Client Services Department, so beautifully demonstrates:
“I am feeling so blessed by the growth and connection and unconditional love that Abba has which He pours out freely on all of us and the trust He has placed in me to be promoted to not only a wife, but a mother. I’m so humbled He would pick me.. someone who used to hate herself – along with people, in general – and transform my heart and touch every area of my life to bring about crazy change. I KNOW I wouldn’t have done that on my own or even with the help of other men. He loves me enough that He would take hold of my heart and work on me from the inside. SOOOOOO thankful!!!!”
Additionally, having the team and technology in place to allow us to do a Spiritual Equipping Broadcast LIVE on Facebook – for the very first time this week – offered one more opportunity to be grateful! Check out this replay:




So now, we want to hear from YOU! What are you thankful for this year? Let us know on our Facebook page and Happy Thanksgiving from the whole DaniJohnson.com team!
The perfect opportunity probably won’t just come find you…it’s not a knight in shining armor, waiting to storm the castle and save you. You have to POSITION yourself for opportunities!
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