When Jesus asked Philip that “Where shall we buy bread for these people to eat?”, He wasn’t confused. He knew what to do. But He run a spiritual survey to know what’s in the mind of Philip. Until spiritual leaders put team members creativity to task, they will be robbed to conceive spiritual and transformative ideas.
In Luke 5, Peter experienced a miracle of catching a large fish near ashore by obeying Jesus’s Word. But if he didn’t have friends around, nobody could have helped him sustain the catch. Build connections with people because they can serve as support systems to help you manage your miracles.
Doctrine is contagious. You can teach others what you know in several ways. But not every knowledge can be transferred to just any person.
Divine wisdom, or simply put, wisdom that comes from heaven, is every Christian’s inheritance in Christ. Some have it in abundance, while others struggle to walk in it. Learn three Biblical principles to apply to experience increase in divine wisdom.
If you’ll be consistent, not giving up on following the direction of the Lord, then there’ll be a time of perpetual manifestation of God’s goodness in your life that beats your mockers’ imaginations.
When you walk circumspectly in life as a believer, you’ll redeem the time lost when you were alienated from the gospel of Christ.
Don’t waste your harvest just because you’re short of meaningful ideas of using them wisely. Think of better ways of using what God gives you to bear much more fruit.
Sometimes, God will show you how to handle the snares of your enemies. Other times, you have to hide yourself from being hurt by them.
Put whatever distracts you aside when listening to God’s Word. Your attention is your prized possession. Give it to what’s profitable, not what’s popular.
Whenever there’s division in the body of Christ, the Head (Christ) isn’t glorified.
Don’t be a passive decision-maker who gets inspired by what you’ll gain without counting the cost of work and sacrifice to get tangible results. Walk in divine wisdom as you work.
