Password Verification and Account Activation by Petra Pierre-Robertson

For I know the plans I have for you (Jeremiah 29:11)



I was given an interesting topic for a presentation to an honor society. The topic was 'Password To Your Keepsake Account'. It was rife with symbolism. I mulled over it trying to determine the best symbols to apply to the keywords in the context of the audience of young students with a possible uncharted future before them.

While this was written for the youth, it is also for anyone with an as yet unopened keepsake account for which a password has been provided. If you haven't yet used it then you need to verify it and activate your account! The link is there waiting for your click. Don't let it expire!

Your keepsake account is you!

What account is that? Your keepsake account is YOU. You are full of potential. God, is the original that the keepsake is representative of. God owns you (Ezekiel 18:4) and entrusted you with talents, gifts and abilities (Matthew 24:14-30). Yes He did! Stop underestimating yourself!

You must utilise the link. Click and verify the password, the gifts God provided. This will activate your account and empower you to walk into your purpose and fulfill your true potential. Consider these seven features of a password as you do so:

Claim your password!

1. Passwords are unique. You are unique!
2. Passwords must have special characters.The strength of passwords is in their special characters! Your special traits define and strengthen you. Those traits include but are not limited to your race, ethnicity, religion, class, status, skills gifts, talents and abilities. Embrace your difference.
3. Passwords must not be shared. Each person is to develop their own. If you share your password with the wrong person you are in danger of being locked out of your keepsake account and being prevented from walking into your purpose and achieving your full potential.
4. Passwords must not be static. They need to be changed after some time. Don't ever be complacent. Don't settle for mediocrity. Be dynamic. Keep on moving. That will always keep you ahead of hackers (who often times are square pegs in round holes since what they steal is not their fit)
5. Different passwords provide varying levels of access. As you multiply your talents, skills, gifts and abilities, you are provided with even more, and additional opportunities are unlocked! As you walk into your purpose your territory will expand in varying directions!
6. You cannot use the same password twice. Keep moving forward, don't look back, except you do so to avoid repeating the past.
7. If you lose your password, only you can reset it. Take responsibility for your actions. Return to base, (symbolised in your email to which the instructions to reset are sent). Reflect and refocus before moving on again.

Do note that after you enter your password it must be verified and accepted by the authority. That authority is God, the creator/manufacturer/software designer. He verifies the password; gifts, talents, skills and abilities He has entrusted to you for you to walk into His purpose for your life. He has plans for your life (Jeremiah 29:11) . Acknowledge Him and He will direct you (Proverbs 3:6). Set the Lord always before you (Psalm 16:8).

Treasures will be revealed!

Verifying your password with God will activate your keepsake account and reveal treasures of positive self esteem, confidence, resilience, knowledge, wisdom, intelligence, purpose, stick-to-it-iveness, and renewed hopes, dreams, visions, aspirations, goals and accomplishments.

Verify your password with God, Activate your account and use it to reflect Him and bless others!

Walk in your purpose!

Blessings!


Comments

  1. Solid stuff. Creative

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    1. Thank you for allowing God to use you. I am blessed with the message.

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  2. Amen... God has provided the software!!!

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  3. Just when i was getting frustrated with passwords. Hackers tend to somehow bypass them.

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