Do Your Work Wholeheartedly
Do your work heartily unto the Lord. Take that business you’re employed in as yours and work with all your heart as if you’re the boss. And as you serve, God will recognise your labour and reward you bountifully.
Do your work heartily unto the Lord. Take that business you’re employed in as yours and work with all your heart as if you’re the boss. And as you serve, God will recognise your labour and reward you bountifully.
You cannot fulfil your divine mandate with your human strength. That’s why Christ lives in you. Commune with Him consistently, and that divine enablement to excel in what God has called you to do will begin manifesting in multiplication.
If you want a stress-free life that commands a multi-generational impact, I recommend grace to you today – a life based on the guidance of Jesus Christ.
In the same way, God has created us to live extraordinary lives without struggle – a life above the dictates of sin but of grace’s empowerment. But with our human strength, we’re very limited.
It’s worth bearing up under pain because of your commitment to God. Physically, it might not be okay with you. But your reward in heaven for going through that is waiting for you.
The worldly people will keep failing to give the right solutions to problems. Therefore, as a child of God, possess the consciousness of becoming a solution provider to issues, not an addition to trouble anywhere you go.
God didn’t sentence any pastor to poverty when He called him into the ministry. He has provided principles in His Word that will help them, even though many people don’t know or walk in them. You’re supposed to be a blessing to your pastor as soon as you joined his ministry.
Every huge thing God is telling you to build upon today will start small physically. Look beyond the physical circumstances around your life and believe in the vision God is showing you in your mind. It’ll take time to manifest. But hold on to God’s voice, and be consistent at working towards it. He’ll be with you.
As much as you strive to be the light God has called you to be, be careful when handling the weak and fallen ones in the faith that come to you.
Don’t just love those who love you. Balance the beneficiaries of those who receive God’s love from you. Add everyone to it, including the enemies you know nothing about.
Daniel, amongst all the 123 officials King Darius chose, distinguished himself among the satraps by his exceptional qualities. He was so pure that they found nothing against him. Can that be said of you, especially at your workplace or home, dear believer?
It doesn’t only take money to spread the gospel rapidly; prayer is also inclusive. Because without prayer, a minister can stand before thousands, yet won’t minister Christ to them.