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Why You Must Supply Diligence to Your Calling

Imagine if Apostle Paul joked with his life, refused to submit to God and never wrote any of his letters we use today. Billions of people would have missed benefiting from his ministry. Neglecting divine vision or failing to supply diligence to your calling results in vice versa of Paul’s impact today. Think about this.

God Will Keep You from Stumbling

You, living by the grace of God that teaches you to say no to ungodliness (Titus 2:12), have every right to be confident in the Lord that you’re standing. You must believe that God will keep you from stumbling because it’s true [Jude 1:24-25].

Be Holy in All You Do

God instructs us through Peter that we must be holy in all we do (1 Peter 1:14-16). But how? By refusing to conform to the evil desires we had when we didn’t know God. And checking our actions to ensure each one carries an element of godliness.

God Will Freely Give You All Things

Sometimes, we’re too conscious of what we don’t have instead of thanking God for what we have now. God will freely give you all things, not only because He has abundant resources but because He’s faithful and committed to you, whether people like you or not.

Do Not Grow Weary of Doing Good

We live in the last days. And according to Apostle Paul, one attitude of people in these times is ungratefulness (2 Timothy 3:3). Doing good with high expectations from receivers can end up disappointing you. Don’t set your own discouragement trap.

Fight the Good Fight of Faith

Fulfiling your divine mandate takes a lot of work. And for that reason, life is not a joke. God didn’t bring you to this Earth to be comfortable but to work purposefully. Maybe you don’t know your purpose, or you’re in a dilemma right now. I’ll urge you to seek God about it. And He’ll show you which way to take.

Don’t Worry About Your Life

God is faithful. When He sees that you’re concerned with fulfilling the corporate vision of Christ by labouring in His kingdom in every area of your influence, He’ll help you and provide what you need for both your private life and for doing His work.