It was Apostle Orokpo who shared a testimony to correct an abnormally amongst brethren. He said a young man used to work for him. A day came he went to the Apostle to report that he will be going for NYSC soon.
There was a moment in Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke’s life that revealed the heart of true kingdom passion. He was faced with a simple need of $50 for rent, then he cried out to God in faith.
It was Dr Stephen Akintayo who wrote: When you live long enough, you begin to understand that relationships are not sustained by feelings alone. Feelings come and go.
Paul Alexander was born in 1946 in the United States. As a young boy, he was full of life—running, playing, and dreaming like every other child. But everything changed when he contracted polio at the age of six.
There’s a quiet truth we often avoid: no one takes anything with them when they die. Think about it. People you knew 10, 15, even 20 years ago, some of them are gone.
Other practical steps to breaking financial limitations include: BUILD VALUE, NOT JUST INCOME: Income can be taken away. Value cannot. Try study a course that can help solve real life problems.
Breaking financial limitation involves a holistic approach. You must engage the spiritual, work on your mindset, and be ready to take responsibility. Don’t stand only on one leg.
Many believers underestimate the role finance play in fulfilling God’s purpose. We often try to sound spiritual by downplaying it, but the truth is simple: financial limitation can quietly limit divine assignment.
There are days when you go before the throne of heaven to lay your load of petition before God. Suddenly, the Holy Spirit ask you, “Have you tried to quantify the value of the open doors I graciously showered on you?”…
Live a Clean and Obedient Life: Sin doesn’t make God love you less, but it can dull your spiritual sensitivity and boldness. A clean life keeps your channel clear.
Believe That God Still Does Miracles Today: Many people don’t see miracles because deep down in their hearts, they think miracles have stopped. But Jesus never said that.
