Lead a Quiet Life
Leading a quiet life as a Christian doesn’t mean you should shut up on everything. It’s all about minding your own business and working with your hands.
Behave Well at the Workplace
It’s nice if someone employed you, but it’s better if you approach work with a godly mentality, just like how serious you take on ministry tasks. Assuming that posture will make you behave well at work.
Backend Structures
Do you want to excel in anything you’re doing? Don’t just execute your ideas. Have backend structures set in place, even before beginning to pursue their fulfilment. Often, it’s the work that gets done behind the scenes that lead to the results everyone sees.
Change of Environment
Don’t be afraid when God sparks a change of environment (from bad to good) in your life to help you mature. It’s for your good.
God-Made Interruptions
Live purposefully, but be open to God-made interruptions because there are things God will definitely use you to do that will never be captured in your plans.
Concentrate on the Mission
Endure hardship as you serve. However, concentrate on the mission of Christ saving and discipling this wicked world by being mission-driven in your actions and decisions.
Put Enduring Factors Aside
Rewrite that bad history by living differently. Change that bad trend by stepping up in God’s work while you intentionally put enduring factors aside.
Lose Your Life
You’re not wasting your life for serving Jesus. Instead, you’re losing to keep it for eternal life. Don’t be afraid to lose your life for Jesus.
Shine Before Men
“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” – Matthew 5:16 NKJV
Do What You Know
God is after people practising His Word instead of merely listening to it because He wants our lives to be built in the foundation of Christ’s teaching. Be empowered to do what you know from the Word.
Be Strategic
There are numerous tasks to accomplish for a divine vision to be fulfilled. Be strategic and don’t handle tasks haphazardly.
Count the Cost
When you count the cost involved in anything you are about to build, your preparation for it becomes better and more explicit.