The Weekend Corner

Waking up this morning, I began to ask myself questions: “What can you remember from all the services you attended this week?”

Sometimes, I don’t remember what I learnt in church the next day, as a matter of fact, it took me serious effort to remember what I learnt in church on Sunday, yet I couldn’t remember until I went back to my jotter!

Friends, the time has come for us to take the more earnest heed to the things we’ve heard, lest at any point they slip from our hearts.

We must be sober, vigilant, for our adversary the devil walketh about seeking whom he may destroy. You will not be destroyed!

So basically, today, we’d be having a weekend corner to renew our strength and remind ourselves of the salient lessons we’ve gained from the various services we attended during the course of the week.

I trust that God will help us!

I’d start with mine, kindly share with me and others what you also received from the Lord this week in the comments section.

Reflections from the outgoing week🤔
The Awakening of a Champion
Nehemiah 1:1

Nehemiah was a servant who would later become a governor.

From being an ordinary servant, he became an extraordinary champion.

He was mightily used of God not just to build the physical walls of Jerusalem, but to also build the walls of integrity, family, morality and righteousness.

But,

It all starts with information.

I must cultivate the habit of asking questions.

Here is the process:
1. Investigation
2. Information
3. Internalisation
4. Identification with the people
5. Intercession
6. Interpretation of their predicament

The most fundamental lessons I learnt from the message is that I can become something I have never been (I mean something great), I can I would see things I have never seen, and I’d have an uncompromising commitment to the word of God.

In addition, I must never allow situations transform me and make me backslide, but rather like Nehemiah, I must keep on standing.

Like Nehemiah, I believe that I am the right man in the right place at the right time in the right way doing the right thing with the right attitude for the right reasons, I’m sure you are also the right person 

Look at Nehemiah, he didn’t pray for anything personal, but rather he prayed for his nation. He did a work of national value, international significance and eternal

It’s not enough to just pray, but it’s the passion in the prayer, the content of the prayer that matters.