Author: About Isaiah Macwealth

God expects us to develop foresight in every area of our lives—spiritually, financially, through our daily decisions. Those who seek His wisdom are not caught off guard by challenges because they walk in divine insight.

God teaches us “…precept upon precept, line upon line…” that each stage of life is necessary for the next. When we embrace our God-ordained processes, we mature in wisdom and strength.

God has placed greatness inside you, but it takes action to manifest it. Prayers must be followed by effort, and visions must be accompanied by execution. Idleness is an expression of your lack of expectation for more.

You were handcrafted by God for a purpose—one that requires you to think creatively to make an impact for His Kingdom. Innovation is not just for tech geniuses or entrepreneurs; it is for anyone willing to step outside the ordinary.

You were handcrafted by God for a purpose—one that requires you to think creatively to make an impact for His Kingdom. Innovation is not just for tech geniuses or entrepreneurs; it is for anyone willing to step outside the ordinary.

The reason many persist in error is because they lack the humility required to carry out self-examination. When you take time to reflect on your actions daily by the help of the Holy spirit, He will open your eyes to areas where you made mistakes, what to improve on and how you can make changes.

Jesus demonstrated the power of organization in His ministry. He delegated responsibilities, had a clear mission, and ensured that everything was done with purpose.

esus understood the value of time and worked with a strong sense of purpose. He said, “I must work the works of him that sent me, while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work.” (John 9:4).

Make time today to examine your daily routines. Are you known for reliability and excellence? Success is predictable when you align your habits with the principles that produce it.

Make time today to examine your daily routines. Are you known for reliability and excellence? Success is predictable when you align your habits with the principles that produce it.