Tribute to Dr Myles Munroe

When I met the late Dr. Myles Munroe at a TWEF conference in Houston, Texas (August 2011), I witnessed the impact he had on lives, especially when I met people who were there that let me know they were members of his church in the Bahamas and came to support him in this particular event.

I remembered him delivering a speech about crisis being an opportunity. He empowered anyone who was facing obstacles to work those challenges in their favor.

His passing added a different impact on my perspective of life. It added a deeper sense of humility and wanting to accomplish tasks. I clearly seen the reality of human vulnerability and how life is not promised or guaranteed.

It made me feel that if you have any projects you are working on, dreams, or aspirations, not to put them on hold. You can feel good about what is ahead, but no one knows the future.

It reminds me no matter how much you have accomplished or have yet to accomplish, stay working , moving, and getting things done! I am propelled to capitalize in each day and opportunity that I have as a man, husband, and professional.

When I talked to my mentor Dwight Pledger about how I remember what Myles Munroe was teaching and he said, “the blessing is that you were able to sit under and receive from such a gifted teacher.” He also said it was priceless!

Nate Gray

Author/Speaker

awinningperspective.com

@nategrayzone