Prayer

Lord

I’m here.

Do you agree Jesus Christ came in the flesh?

Yes, I agree.

Lord, I am really fixated on the name of the new venture. Do you care what the name is? Do you have guidance? Or should I not even worry about it?

Michael, you are right that a name means a lot. There is power in the name; do not take it lightly. Yes, I would like to influence you in naming this venture. It will set the tone for people’s first impression of the company. It must be relevant, professional, inspire curiosity, and make people feel good about saying it to others.

Yes, yes, yes!

Don’t get too excited. It will hamper your ability to hear me. Stay quiet.

Ok, Lord.

You’re able to help people in so many ways. The name must not paint you in a corner.The name must exude confidence.

I’m keying in on the word you used – able. What about Able Marketing?

Check it out and see how it feels.

Well, I went to check it out and my internet connection was down.

Don’t sweat it – check now.

[Checking]

Able has very strong definitions, but I don’t see an obvious URL for it.

Well, what you did see is there’s no one else credible that has an obvious URL for it – that’s good.

Yes…

Google it

…

So where are you leading me Lord? I asked my partner what he thought of using Able or Abel in the name.

That’s fine. What I lead you to, I will also lead him. It is good to seek his confirmation.

Ok, good. That’s very reassuring that it won’t be left to my receptiveness and interpretation of these impressions I’m receiving from you.

Michael. These impressions are important. Don’t subjugate them to others’ approval unless I tell you who to seek that approval from. If I’m not leading someone specifically where I’m leading you, then that person may not affirm what you feel you’re receiving from me, which will undermine my guidance, and make this much much more difficult. Don’t seek man’s approval. And don’t be afraid of their scorn.

Yes, Lord.

Wait for your partners confirmation and come back to Me.

Yes, Lord.