Living a life that is pleasing to God may require making choices that don't align with the expectations or opinions of others. It acknowledges that following God's will and principles can sometimes lead to disagreements or conflicts with people around us.
You may not realize that those you admire most are actually meant to serve as a springboard toward reaching the peak of your career or purpose. So much so that you could sit at the same table with them, or they might even choose to listen to your audacious entry.
Itโs always better to be on Godโs side.
Humility and submission arenโt weakness, theyโre wisdom.
Acknowledging God as Lord keeps us grounded. Pride may look powerful.
But only humility survives the weight of divine calling.
Withdraw from the crowd. Reflect, rekindle yourself to be unique, and extraordinary and enjoy the (super)-natural things God wants you to. There are too many troubles in the world.
We are pieces in a puzzle. We mess things up when we think we know the game or can control the game. There's a larger cosmic picture God is setting. Just find your place, stay your lane and whatever He tells you to do, DO!
No dey look other people sheets, write your own exam!
Familiar Darkness
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A subtle snare where the enemy, devil, lies in wait. It's the seductive pull of old habits and sins, threatening to undo spiritual progress. Yet, through prayer, study of the word and steadfast commitment, we can overcome its grasp.
He warns that even those who perform remarkable deeds in His name can be rejected if their hearts are not genuinely committed to Him. We all should cultivate a deepening relationship with God, marked by sincerity, humility and a genuine desire to bring Him glory.
As we seek to serve God, it's essential to examine our intentions regularly. This meditation helps us discern whether our actions are genuinely motivated by a desire to honour and glorify Him or driven by self-serving interests.
The Bible offers a reminder of the importance of pure motives. In Matthew 7:21-23, Jesus teaches that merely claiming to serve God is insufficient; true faith is demonstrated by obedience to His will.