Sunday before Christmas

Good day guys. How are you doing today? A new week is starting off already, also we're six days from Christmas.

Let me do a fast recap of yesterday's article. I wrote about the importance of patience in life. It was actually in relation with getting wealth.

Getting wealth is good and important but how you get it is very important. That is what will make you know if your wealth is sustainable or not. Wealth that is gotten illegally doesn't last. It is so sure that the wealth cannot last because whatever you got with going through process won't last.

Process is very essential because it builds you. Someone said that you can't handle any money that is beyond your level of wisdom. What builds this wisdom is the process you've gone through. Wisdom is either gotten through instructions or experience.

It is the wisdom you have that'll determine how well you'll manage wealth that comes to you.

Getting wealth through illegal means is wrong and it will forever remain wrong. No matter how many people do it, it'll never make it right. Although, many wrong things have been become popular now, and the right things have been made to look unpopular. People have become vocal with the wrong things. We should strat by being vocal with the right things. We must make sure that the right things are made popular.

We must learn to protect our integrity by making sure we do not put our hands in things that will tarnish our image in the public. It is easy to build reputation than to rebuild it when it is tarnished. Only God gives people second chance. Many humans don't give second chance, so the best thing is to make sure that you don't do things that'll affect your reputation.

The summary of everything is that patience is necessary and we must not think of using the alternative route to success.

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As my custom is, I will writing my regular sunday's sermon.

The new year is almost on us, and many of us are already setting new goals and preparing our resolutions for the new year. All these are good but we are most times concerned by our self development. I'm not against these changes. It is very important to do these because we need to change and improve every year. But beyond all these, there's a greater change that should occur in our lives.

What change I'm talking about? We most times do not make resolutions that will change our lives spiritually. Our spiritual lives are the most important aspect of our living. It determines so many things that we really might not gain a full grasp of while on earth.

As Christians, God expects us to grow spiritually. The real intents of God for all believers is not to be the richest on earth rather it is to be a potent representative of His life here on earth. We have been called to live a life that fully shows Christ. So that when men see us, they can sss that Christ is in us.

If we must attain the fullness of what God expect of us, we must intentionally decide to make changes that will cause a shift and make us look like Christ. All Christians have a mandate and that mandate is to be like Christ. And until we look like Christ, God will not satisfied. Christ pleased God on earth even unto death.

As we are planning to celebrate the birth of Christ, we must make sure we are not carried away with the celebration. Christ was born for a purpose and if that purpose is not a reality in your life, celebrating His birth is useless.

In the spirit of the season, make sure your life already is in appreciation of the birth of Christ. Because the purpose of His birth was to die and resurrect and in turn bring men to Christ. Therefore, in celebrating the birth, ensure your life speaks of Christ.

Thanks and Happy Sunday.

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