Dream Big, God Can Fund It

When we talk about dreaming big, it’s more than just about setting lofty goals or visualizing a perfect future; it’s about believing in something that seems beyond our reach. Many people are afraid to dream big because they focus on their current limitations — their bank accounts, their status, or their circumstances. But here's the thing: dreaming big is not about having all the resources upfront. It’s about having faith that what you need will come, somehow, in ways you might not even expect. I believe God can fund our dreams because He’s not limited by the same things we are.

I’ve often heard people say, “I can’t afford to dream that big.” And it’s true; from a human standpoint, our resources might be limited. But the world is filled with stories of people who had nothing but a dream and a belief that something greater than themselves would provide the way. These people didn’t necessarily have more resources, but they had a strong conviction that their dream was possible. When you trust that God will fund your dreams, you begin to realize that there are countless opportunities and resources that you never considered.

Think about it: if you only dream as big as your wallet, you’re putting a cap on your potential. But if you let God into the picture, you’re tapping into a limitless source. Of course, it’s not just about sitting back and waiting for money to fall from the sky. It’s about moving forward with your plans, taking steps in faith, and watching how things begin to align. Doors start to open, the right people come into your life, and opportunities present themselves in unexpected ways.

Many of us are stuck in a cycle of fear and self-doubt. We worry about failure, about being judged, or about not being good enough. But if we believe that God is on our side, what do we have to lose? If He’s funding the dream, then He’ll make sure everything we need is provided. Sure, it might not happen on our timeline or in the way we expect, but that's part of the beauty of faith. The journey itself becomes a testament to what’s possible when you dare to dream big.

It’s easy to play small, to settle for what feels safe or achievable. But in doing so, we limit not just ourselves but also what God can do through us. I think dreaming big is an act of worship — it’s saying to God, "I trust you with this vision, I trust you to provide, and I trust you to guide me through the ups and downs." It's not always an easy road, but I believe it’s a road worth taking.

So, if you have a dream that scares you because it seems too big or too far out of reach, I say go for it. Trust that God can fund it. Believe that the universe is conspiring to help you achieve it. And remember, it’s not about how big the dream is — it’s about how big your faith is. Dream big, and trust that God will handle the rest.