GOD wants you to win. You need to be taking more risks. You need to trust in GOD. You will forever be thinking what if? What if you had taken that risk. Every risk taker in history has helped humanity, pushing that frontier ever further. That’s what humanity needs right now because we are always on the brink, close to falling backwards into the abyss, as we have so many times before.
GOD isn't impressed by your safety net. The Almighty didn't create you to play it small. GOD wants you to win, and winning means risking. Every moment you waste waiting is an insult to your Creator. The voice telling you to wait isn't wisdom – it's fear, the enemy of faith.
We need warriors of faith willing to bet it all on a dream. We need more risk takers. Those who fail also benefit humanity. We learn from them and if they die, they become martyrs, legends, heroes. They turn into myths, stories for kids. Failure serves a divine purpose. Risk-takers aren't losers; they're martyrs in the war against mediocrity. Their blood waters future triumphs. Win or lose, they push humanity forward.
Every leap of progress, every revolution, every miracle came from risk-takers. We stand on the shoulders of giants who dared to risk it all – inventors, explorers, revolutionaries. Moses facing Pharaoh, David confronting Goliath, Joan of Arc leading armies – they weren't cautious individuals waiting for the perfect moment. They seized their time, consequences be damned. They acted, risked, and in doing so, partnered with the divine in creation.
In life, GOD sits with the risk-takers. When you risk everything for your dreams, you're not just betting on yourself – you're betting on GOD's plan for you. If you're a risk taker, know that GOD is on your side. GOD's gaze is fixed on the bold and audacious. It's time you understood: GOD wants you to win.
A life half-lived, potential untapped, all because of fear? GOD didn't breathe life into you to play it safe. You were created to dare, challenge, push boundaries. Will you continue to insult GOD with your hesitation? Or will you honor your divine potential? You've been paralyzed by "what ifs" for too long. Will you continue to cower in the shadow of "what if," or step into the light of "why not"? Will you be a footnote in history, or write the next chapter? Take that risk. Make GOD proud.
— Signing off, a Gambler, GRITCULT
