Goals are powerful activators of momentum. They are resolute decisions and targets that help guide our choices and control our responses. In the absence of goals, weak and wrong choices which procure defeat, become the norm. This is because without goals, your decisions would be impulsive and not purposeful.
When you seem boxed in or fast running out of options, cry unto the Lord, and commune with the Holy Spirit who is the Master Strategist. For every situation, He has a strategy to give you victory
An ambassador is never received in his own name, but in the name of the one who sent him. He is esteemed and revered based on the power wielded by his country and not on his own personal appearance.
Giving sacrificially is another important way to gain momentum in your life. It is possible to give and not give sacrificially, and both do not carry the same weight before God. To sacrifice is to offer something that is of value to you unto God. It is a dimension of giving that has the ability to multiply the work of the blessing in your life.
It is often heartwarming to observe the display of desperate faith in a child who is learning to walk. The child tries to take some steps and then falls down helplessly. However, almost immediately, you see him/her attempting to get up and attempt to take more steps.
Paul and Silas were found praying and singing praises to God right from the prison room, where many would have resorted to railings and weeping and cursing if they were to be in the same situation.
In every move of God, we have a part to play. In our opening text today, we see the scenario where God had given the children of Israel the land of Canaan, yet they were not going to possess it without a fight. God knew
In 1 Samuel 17:42-44, Goliath had presented himself against the army of Israel with his imposing size, threats and battle weapons, and no one dared to challenge Him. However,
t is not enough to know good things to do, but also when, where, and how to do them. Many have been unfruitful in their lives, career and ministry because they always do what seems good from a natural point of view, but were never timely.
The Bible says that God has planned for us to know the ‘deep things’ that only He knows, through His Spirit. (1Cor. 2:10). In other words, the wisdom of God is ‘coded’ and only accessible to the Spirit of God,