Watch your life closely. Check your attitude. What are you doing that’s creating an atmosphere of laziness in any area of your life? It could be excessive sleeping, overworking, or lack of prayer. Check it and solve it by applying God’s wisdom from the Word.
God knows all that you have. He knows what you can do with what you have now that you may never believe it, even if He tells you. Don’t belittle yourself. Don’t stay relaxed with your past successes, as little or enormous as they are. They are gone and are in your life archives. It’s time to forget what’s behind you and reach forward to what’s ahead of you.
Express your faith by accomplishing acts of God’s love with intentionality. For God is pleased by such deeds and will reward and give you more provisions to do it abundantly. Don’t make your faith dormant. Put it to work.
When a believer brags about the things he has and built without giving credit to grace, he takes God’s glory unto himself, and that’s terrible wrongdoing which can attract severe punishment from heaven.
If you don’t know why God brought you onto this earth, it’s time to go back to Him to reveal your purpose to you; so that you’ll not live a haphazard life, even as a Christian. But if you know yours and are doing it, I guess you oftentimes encounter the heat of living a visionary life in your days. That is to tell you that the battle isn’t physically easy but divinely effortless.
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God loves you and wants you to have everything He has made available pertaining to eternal life and godliness (2 Peter 1:3). But you must know Him. Study the Bible, read, and check the words you speak. Be Christ-conscious. For life is all about Jesus.
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Stop trivialising leaders and coveting their positions. You may not be the boss at your workplace. However, focus on serving and doing what’s godly but uncommon such as practising daily Bible reading, fasting, book reading and praying consistently. God will exalt you.
You may not have a land as a child of God, but you have provisions. You have a phone, shoes, team members to work with, etc. Think of the things in your room and workplace. They are goods. Till them. In other words, pray for God to empower you and give you ideas on ways to use what He has provided you to yield maximum results.
God didn’t create work to stress you, nor to make you live for weekends. Work has a purpose, and if you’d understand it from the light of God’s Word today, it’ll end complaints and murmurings.
One major reason why many people attempt to do new things but fail is because that path isn’t part of God’s plan for them. No matter how high the world’s population rise, you’re unique. Discover your divine purpose from the Lord, and learn to remain in your calling.
