Quote by Joel Osteen

God's desire is that we excel.

God's desire is that we excel.

Summary

This quote speaks to the belief that God wants us to thrive and reach our full potential. It implies that God has designed us for greatness and intends for us to go beyond mediocrity in various aspects of our lives. Whether it be in our relationships, careers, personal growth, or spiritual journey, the quote suggests that God's intention is for us to surpass average and strive for excellence. It encourages us to tap into our abilities, embrace challenges, and work towards becoming the best versions of ourselves, as that is what aligns with God's desire for us.

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