I have learned certain truths that I perceive to be absolutes for leaders and those who want to grow. You can hedge on some principles, but these are rock solid, and you must submit to them, or it will derail your forward progress. I have never seen anybody violate these certainties and then accidentally stumble into growth and success. In fact, I have never seen anyone even hedge on these and last long in kingdom work.

Everyone God uses applies these faithfully…

As Christians, we aspire to be vessels for God’s work and feel the power of the Holy Ghost, especially when we speak in tongues. Although we desperately need the power it grants us, we often lack the patience to cultivate it through battle.

Our aim, as we draw closer to the Lord, is to emulate His actions and deeds. To be transformed, we must relinquish our own desires and allow Jesus to work through us.

Our culture bombards us daily with its corrupt message and the only deterrent is for us to resist this terrible onslaught every day. We must become convinced that we have a destiny and that we were made for more.

In the tapestry of biblical teachings, a recurring theme stands out – the principle that inheriting the promise is often tied to one’s adherence to divine principles.

This concept is not merely a historical or theological assertion but a living, breathing guideline for how we, as believers, can align our lives with God’s plan and purpose.

It is my delight to introduce our very first blog post, ushering in a new era of connection, and growth within our Section. This blog, tailored exclusively for you, will serve as a source of enlightenment as we navigate the adversity we all face today in our spiritual journey.

What do you do when life takes an unexpected turn? How do you navigate through the darkness when it seems the sun has disappeared behind clouds for days? You persevere.

Jesus flows through us, providing for our every need and leaving us wanting for nothing more than Him. He is our provider in every way. He is our well of provision.

Remain intentional in growth and in spiritual aim. If we lose sight of our intended target, we end up focusing more on the distractions of life and getting lost in the sea of monotony, rather than the will of God.