As children grow up learning how to play the game called "hide and seek," we as adults tend to replicate this childhood game into our daily walk with God. We hide behind things that we think are protecting us, keeping us from further rejection and pain; the fear that we have dealt with for years seems to keep crippling us. What we don't understand is that the longer we continue to play this game of "hide and seek," we are hindering ourselves from the destiny that God has ordained for our lives since the moment we took our first breath

As children grow up learning how to play the game called "hide and seek," we as adults tend to replicate this childhood game into our daily walk with God. We hide behind things that we think are protecting us, keeping us from further rejection and pain; the fear that we have dealt with for years seems to keep crippling us. What we don't understand is that the longer we continue to play this game of "hide and seek," we are hindering ourselves from the destiny that God has ordained for our lives since the moment we took our first breath