FOUR FANTASTIC KEYS TO TOTAL COMMITMENT

 "Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants

the prophets." (Amos 3:7 KJV)

How do you feel when some makes a commitment to you then decides never to keep it? Can you imagine the prophet being less than a man of his word? Wouldn't that be devastating? Fortunately, we are blessed that God uses faithful men and women to deliver His word. Notice how keeping a commitment used to be a rather serious matter. It was understood that a promise had been made and it wasn't honorable to break it. Today, it seems more likely that a commitment is considered very flexible. We even find our own government being less than their words at an accelerated pace. It appears that Promise is Broken in 2012 and 2013 will resonate with the same slogan! Have you trusted someone only to be disappointed by that person in the long run? Don't you deserve commitment?
The power of prophecy will help you achieve the life you want when you follow the Prophet's instructions. Read and discover these powerful principles to increase you alongside the prophetic word, then follow my simple instructions afterwards...
Here are Four Keys to Total Commitment:

1. A commitment kept shows respect for others
   Fannie Mae once said, "An ounce of performance is worth pounds of promises."  When a promise is made to do something, there is another something or someone else counting on you.
2. A commitment kept shows respect for yourself
   You are putting your personal integrity and reputation on the line. You are never willing to fail someone else who is depending on you.
3. A commitment kept shows you understand yourself
   Sometimes I have over-committed. I think I can do more than I can. I have promised more than I can deliver based on my available time or abilities. A commitment that I can't keep is much worse than no promise at all.
4. A commitment kept is essential for success
   From a business perspective, a company or a salesman that makes a promise that something will happen or a product will be delivered on a specified date could soon be out of business if that commitment isn't kept.