“Embrace the transformative power of pain, for it is often the gateway to our destined purpose. In moments of struggle and hardship, remember that it is through these trials that our true calling unfolds. Consider the wisdom found in Romans 8:18: ‘I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.’
Rather than resisting the pain, seek its lessons and revelations. James 1:2-4 encourages us: ‘Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.’
When we fail to heed the message within the pain, we risk stagnation. Instead, let it refine and guide you toward your life’s purpose. 2 Corinthians 4:17 reminds us: ‘For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.’
So, in the midst of pain, look beyond the discomfort, for it often holds the key to unlocking the greatness within you. As Hebrews 12:11 advises: ‘No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.’”
May these scriptures and reflections guide you through the trials, urging you to perceive the profound purpose behind the pain, leading you closer to the fulfillment of your life’s calling.
God did not tell Gideon, you are going to be mighty, the scripture is plain, instead, he said: You are a mighty man of valour. You are created mighty, born with the gene of greatness. You are a special being constructed to do wonderful and marvellous things in righteousness. You are not going to become, you are!
The breath of God in Adam flows into every mortal man; this breath, the very life of God in man is the seed of greatness which we can exhibit anytime we chose to.
16 Nevertheless when it shall turn to the Lord, the vail shall be taken away. 17 Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. 18 But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord. 2 Cor 3:16,17,18
Any time we turn to believe God’s greatness to be ever flowing in us; the limits would automatically be broken. The bulldozer by design is already a powerful tool in itself; its use only helps to reveal the inherent power in it. Every man aside from sin is created great by design from Adam to the last man. Our default setting as a human is greatness, abuse is what degenerate us into a powerless state. The power in man is limitless; the minutest use of his power has created so many wonders in government, politics, health, science and technology. The breakthrough in the different fields of life is helping to showcase what is possible.
God is saying: I am with you, mighty man. This transposed that nothing ought to stop you. No limitation should be strong enough to stop you from achieving the purpose of God for your life. No force from the pit of hell should stop you from expressing the beauty, glory and abundance of God. No limitation.
The might of God should put off the limits and help you chart a glorious course. By his power that works mightily in you, you would find a way of shattering the vices in your life, bad habits and addictions.
Whatever is born of God overcomes the world; you have been made more than a conqueror already.
If God demands you do a thing, he has gone ahead to remove the limits. Your education cannot limit God, your family pedigree cannot stop him, witches and wizards become nothing, and your environment cannot impede. His power in you is enough to knock off the limits if only you believe and step in.
Now to the main meat, get set for this message should change and transform you
*Take territory*
What the message is saying is that you should stop playing small.
*Why*
1. *The Bible accounts*
The Bible account from Genesis to Revelation is about individuals, society and nation and their quest for territories.
Abraham in Canaan has account that he grew mighty with lands, servants and riches.
Joseph was Lord in Egypt
Joshua fought for the promised land
David brought under nations around him and he grew into many lands yet he remained the friend of God
2. It is the nature of man to gain dominion.
God told man to multiply and to have dominion.
Playing small in the name of humility is a sin and against the will of God
Genesis 1:27-28 KJV
So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. [28] And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.
Our design to live in dominion is in tandem with the image of God
God’s throne and kingdom has no end.
Man in his image want to take over and explore the universe.
Do you know that we are already at the edge of people building cities in mars very soon… Another planet
What that means is that you stop playing small at your little corner.
Like the butterfly, it’s good to stay for a while in your cocoon, but to stay longer than is due is to die frustrated and depressed.
To stay too long at a position for *too long* is depressing…
The baby has to be in the mother’s womb for 9 months, but beyond that it becomes uncomfortable.
When you first arrived at that height you were glad, but now you felt it’s time to fly to a new height.
If you’re feeling that way don’t feel guilty, for it is the nature of God to grow.
3. *Jesus words confirm it*
Luke 12:32 KJV
Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.
When we talk about kingdom we are talking with the mind of two conjoined words…
King…. *Dom* ain
King
Domain
*You cannot have a king without a domain*
In my own good understanding, every one has a domain, but it’s left for us to appropriate and to harness it.
Many of us live like destitute at the mercy of the horned Lucifer…
We are not called to live at the corner of life as victim.
I cannot imagine God lying. If he says he’s given us a kingdom, I want to believe it wasn’t an imaginary kingdom please.
Luke 12:32 KJV
Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.
Jesus here used an endearing words… Fear not, little flock…
He looked at his disciples. They seem trembling and hiding from being the impact makers…
Then he seem to become their motivation teacher…
Telling them… You’re more than you’re… You have a ready kingdom from the Father.
4. *The kingdom is within us*
Luke 17:21 KJV
Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.
Jesus is saying here… The kingdom or territory you’ll have is according to what you could see within you.
The kingdom of God depends on how far each of us can see.
God owns the universe but he gives each of us a part of the whole….
Psalm 24, the earth is the Lord and the fullness.
5. *God wants increase*
The parable of the talents illustrates this of a king who gives of his talents to servants… Those who multiply it were given more and entered into the master’s kingdom.
*God frowns at stagnancy*
_As a Christian and leader make your life a forward movement. Our God do not accept excuses fr man_
You’ll realize that the servant who failed to trade his talent was cast out in spite of his numerous excuses
See beyond and grow beyond. It’s time to take territories.
*Before rounding up I’ll want to clarify a grey area.*
1. The Old Testament is written with the mind of a physical world… So acquiring territories has to do with physical lands and conquering of people
2. The New Testament is written with the mind of a spiritual world… So acquiring territories has to do foremost with the liberation of the spirit and soul (mind) of man.
Jesus believed that if your mind is sound you can take over properly without necessarily enslaving anybody.
So as a Christian, your most important conquest is taking over the territory of your mind…
Jesus Christ picture of the kingdom or territory or domain is beyond money, fame or status as we see Christianity today.
Jesus picture is about doing the will of God and being faithful in all his house to do ALL he wants us to do.
Taking over is being impactful according to the design of God for our lives.
Taking territories is about establishing the kingdom of God over the kingdom of the world.
Taking territories for a Christian is about setting the life and nature of God in the world of men.
Finally, taking kingdom is about knowing you’re free and living accordingly.
Knowing that you can be ALL God wants you to be because the KINGDOM of God is in you.
It depends on you how far you want to go in life according to the power that works in you.
Ephesians 3:20 KJV
Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,
Unlocking Destiny: The Puzzle Arrangement and Staircase Principle.
Introduction:
Today, we embark on a journey of understanding destiny fulfillment through two practical illustrations: the puzzle arrangement and the staircase principle. These analogies offer valuable insights into the process of realizing our life’s purpose and the importance of perseverance and faith along the way.
The Puzzle Arrangement:
When faced with a puzzle, we are often given a hint or guide to assist us in the arrangement. Initially, the pieces may seem disordered and lack coherence, but we persist, placing each piece meticulously until the puzzle takes shape. Similarly, our life’s purpose is like a puzzle. At the beginning, all we have is an idea, an inner imprint, and our experiences to guide us. When we share our vision with others, they may laugh or fail to comprehend because there is nothing tangible to show them yet. However, we must not allow the absence of immediate results to deter us from the process of arranging our life’s puzzle.
Let’s consider the example of the World Changers Network. Initially, many many saw weekly discussions, but the true vision is to raise leaders in multiple countries. The year 2020 served as a foundation-laying period, and in 2021, we made practical impacts through established content on this platform and our website, by the grace of God. Our destiny, like a puzzle, should never be abandoned. It is our calling, and as we persevere, clarity will emerge with each passing day.
Reflecting on the life of William Wilberforce, we see a remarkable illustration of unwavering commitment to destiny. Wilberforce’s calling was to lead campaigns against the abhorrent slave trade throughout his life. For many years, his efforts seemed futile, as progress was slow and opposition formidable.
Yet, in the twilight of his years, he received news of the abolition of slave trade—a testament to his unwavering resolve. Had Wilberforce halted his pursuit halfway, the world would have missed out on the transformative change he ultimately achieved.
The Staircase Principle:
Another valuable illustration of destiny fulfillment is the staircase principle. Just as a staircase consists of individual steps leading to a higher level, our journey towards purpose unfolds incrementally. Each step represents a significant milestone or achievement, contributing to our overall growth and progress. It is crucial to recognize that reaching the top of the staircase requires ascending one step at a time. We may encounter setbacks, challenges, and moments of doubt, but if we remain steadfast, embracing the process, we will eventually arrive at our desired destination.
In our pursuit of purpose, it is essential to acknowledge that the path may not always be linear or predictable. There will be twists, turns, and moments when the way forward seems uncertain. However, we must not allow temporary setbacks or external opinions to discourage us. By focusing on each step, diligently working towards our goals, and trusting the divine guidance that illuminates our path, we will ultimately reach the pinnacle of our destiny.
Note:
As we navigate the journey of destiny fulfillment, let us internalize the wisdom offered by the puzzle arrangement and the staircase principle. Just like assembling a puzzle, our purpose may start as an abstract concept, requiring patience, persistence, and unwavering faith to bring it to fruition. Similarly, ascending the staircase of purpose necessitates taking one step at a time, recognizing that each milestone contributes to our overall growth. Let us embrace the process, trust the inner calling within us, and remain steadfast in our pursuit of purpose. Remember, even in moments of uncertainty, our destiny will make perfect sense in due time.
Embracing the Eternal: Destiny as a Lifetime Program:
Our destinies are not confined to our earthly existence; they extend into eternity. This realization unveils the profound truth that we cannot fully comprehend the entirety of our purpose or destiny within the limited span of our lives on Earth. It is essential to recognize that even Jesus’ destiny did not end at the cross or with His death. Every day, we have the opportunity to breathe new meaning into our destiny if we are courageous enough to live it out.
1. Many Destiny Pursuit is a Lifetime Program:
Destiny is not a one-time event but a lifelong journey. Our purpose evolves and expands over time, as we continually discover new facets of its expression. Just as Jesus’ destiny extended beyond His earthly life, our destinies continue to unfold even after we depart from this world. It is a continuous process of growth, learning, and impact that resonates throughout eternity.
2. The Staircase Principle:
No matter how grand and magnificent our destiny may be, it often begins in a state of abasement, where we may lack outward attractiveness or prominence. In fact, if people do not laugh at your audacious dreams, then perhaps you have missed something crucial. Every destiny, at its fullest expression, radiates glory. However, no destiny is built from the top. Just as Jesus could have chosen to be born in a palace, divine order had Him enter the world in a humble manger among animals.
Similarly, our own circumstances, such as being born into poverty, growing up in a war-torn region, or facing early limitations, are not accidents. Sometimes, God intentionally places us in these situations to protect and prepare us for a future time. If Jesus had been exposed at birth, Herod would have sought to kill Him. Therefore, we must navigate through different levels and stages in our journey, gradually unfolding our destiny as we are being refined and equipped.
The Lesson:
While we may have a clear sense of purpose, its impact may not be immediately evident. We must grow in our destiny, moving from glory to glory. It is common to become frustrated after heeding the call because we expect instant recognition and accolades. However, we must remember that the vision has an appointed time. As stated in Habakkuk 2:3, “though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.” Impatience and comparing ourselves with others can lead to a loss of faith and derail our destiny.
Instead, we must focus on our own race and daily seek God’s guidance to lead us from one level of glory to another. Our destiny is found in God, not in the noisy distractions that surround us. As we abide in Him, we are transformed from glory to glory by the power of the Holy Spirit (2 Corinthians 3:18). Embracing the staircase principle, we understand that climbing the steps of destiny requires patience and a steady progression. Trying to reach the top overnight may result in a catastrophic crash that hinders our recovery.
Conclusion:
Destiny is a lifelong program that extends beyond our earthly existence. We must embrace the eternal perspective, recognizing that our purpose continues to evolve and unfold throughout eternity. Just as Jesus’ destiny did not end at the cross, ours too transcends the limitations of time. Let us be patient with ourselves and others, understanding that the journey of life is a marathon, not a sprint. As participants in the World Changers community, we are committed to running this race, knowing that our destiny unfolds as we faithfully pursue it. May we find solace in knowing that our destinies are not confined to this realm, but reach into the realms of eternity.
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World Changers Christian Leadership School is set up to launch the emerging leaders into the heartbeat of God: taking the word of God to heal the societal maladies in their various forms.
On this premise, we would be raising men who have the capacity to transform the different sectors of the society starting with the church. To be a student, WhatsApp +2348033750871
*** Contact Us if you want to run a World Changers Leadership School in Your Community, WhatsApp +2348033750871
Title: Discovering Purpose: Unveiling the Path to Fulfillment and Preeminence.
Introduction:
In the journey of life, many of us find ourselves struggling, grappling with feelings of inadequacy and a sense of being disconnected from our true calling. However, the root cause of our struggles may not be laziness or lack of effort but rather living outside the divine plan orchestrated by God.
When we discover our purpose, everything changes. In this article, we will explore the transformative power of purpose and draw lessons from the celestial bodies to understand the importance of staying in our appointed roles.
The Significance of Purpose:
Purpose is the compass that guides us, propels us forward, and infuses our lives with meaning and fulfillment. It is through the alignment with our purpose that struggles dissipate, and a sense of harmony and flow emerges. Just like the celestial bodies that effortlessly move in their different seasons and courses, those who live in purpose experience a natural ease and grace in navigating life’s challenges.
Lessons from the Starry Hosts:
The Scriptures in 1 Corinthians 15:40-41 draw our attention to the diverse glories of celestial and terrestrial bodies. Each has its own unique glory, and even among the celestial bodies, there are differences in glory. Just as the sun, moon, and stars possess distinct glories, each one fulfilling its designated role, so too do our individual destinies bear unique purposes and moments of preeminence.
The Role of the Moon:
Consider the moon, which reigns during the night. Although it may not possess the same magnificent dominion as the sun, it has its own relevance and purpose. Similarly, every destiny has its moment of preeminence when we abide in our purpose. The challenge lies in avoiding the temptation to crisscross throughout our lifetime, abandoning our designated role and diminishing our potential for preeminence.
The Importance of Staying in Our Office:
Our office, metaphorically representing our purpose, provides the provision and fulfillment we seek in life. Just as being employed in a specific position determines the kind of provision we receive, living in alignment with our purpose allows us to tap into the abundant blessings and opportunities intended for us. Straying from our office limits our potential and hinders us from experiencing the fullness of what we were meant to achieve.
Discovering and embracing our purpose is a transformative journey that leads to a life of fulfillment and preeminence. Let us strive to live in purpose, allowing God to guide us towards our appointed office, where we can experience provision, fulfillment, and a life of profound meaning. May we be deeply reached and guided by God’s direction for the rest of our lives through this discussion.
Embracing Our Spiritual Offices:
In the spiritual realm, many of us have unknowingly vacated our offices, leaving us devoid of the glory that rightfully belongs to us.
Again, we can draw inspiration from the celestial bodies such as the sun, moon, and stars, we can learn valuable lessons about staying on course and fulfilling our purpose from generation to generation. Just as stars that deviate from their course crash as falling stars, when we abandon our offices and neglect our purpose and destiny, we too experience a fall from grace. This article explores the significance of staying in our spiritual offices and fulfilling our primary assignments, highlighting the importance of aligning with God’s plan for our lives.
The Pitfalls of Neglecting Our Offices:
Living in alignment with our purpose and destiny is not solely about occupying pastoral or ministry roles. Many individuals, including pastors, have forsaken their true callings and become imprisoned by the allure of the pulpit. This diversion often leads to a disconnect from their intended destinies. It is crucial to understand that fulfilling our primary assignments lays the foundation for any secondary assignments to be accomplished as God wills. We must prioritize our primary purpose and allow the secondary aspects of our calling to align with it.
Lessons from Elijah’s Example:
Examining the life of the prophet Elijah provides us with valuable insights. Although Elijah was called into ministry, his primary assignment was not solely focused on building a physical church. Instead, his calling was to raise leaders in all spheres of life.
Similarly, God instructed Elijah to anoint Hazael, Jehu, and Elisha, highlighting the importance of fulfilling diverse assignments that contribute to the greater purpose. This demonstrates that our purpose extends beyond traditional expectations, and our impact may lie in unexpected areas.
Discovering Our Purpose:
Unlike the sun and moon, whose purpose remains constant, discovering our individual purpose is often a journey of *intuition, *exploration, *utilization, and *experience. God’s calling may not come to us easily or instantaneously but through a process of self-discovery.
Drawing from the example of Samuel, who discerned God’s call after three attempts, we understand the significance of listening to our intuition and seeking guidance from those with wisdom and experience. It is through a combination of introspection, exploration, active use of our talents and gifts, and learning from life’s experiences that we come to understand our purpose.
Embracing Our Purpose:
In the pursuit of purpose, financial rewards alone cannot provide the fulfillment we seek. Embracing our calling and fulfilling our primary assignments bestows upon us a grace that surpasses material compensation. When we operate within our designated offices, aligned with our purpose, we tap into a profound sense of satisfaction and meaning that transcends monetary value.
In the spiritual realm, it is essential for us to recognize and embrace our offices, fulfilling our purpose and destiny. Just as the celestial bodies follow their predetermined courses, we too must stay on track to avoid a fall from grace. We should not confine purpose to specific roles but rather seek to fulfill our primary assignments, understanding that secondary tasks will naturally align as we faithfully pursue our calling.
A Journey of Divine Intervention and Self-Discovery:
In the year 2009, I received a profound message from God, promising a sign if I dedicated myself to a nation-building project. Despite being at my lowest point, I took a leap of faith and produced stickers representing the calling He placed on my heart. Miraculously, a breakthrough ensued, resolving an imminent financial crisis. This experience and many others have shown me that divine interventions occur abundantly when our hearts are aligned with God’s purpose. In this article, we delve into the transformative power of purpose, exploring how being grounded in our calling opens the doors to heavenly blessings.
The Ground Softens in Pursuit of Purpose:
When we operate within the realm of our purpose, we witness a remarkable phenomenon—the ground beneath us softens. Just as Jordan was a place of validation for Jesus, our purpose serves as our spiritual Jordan, a space where our calling finds its ultimate affirmation. By walking in obedience and arriving at our appointed place, we invite the heavens to open over us, paving the way for divine favor, blessings, and breakthroughs. Who wouldn’t desire an open heaven, where God’s grace flows freely into every aspect of our lives?
Understanding Primary and Secondary Assignments:
It is vital to distinguish between what we like to do and what we are truly called to do. While certain activities may captivate our interests, they may not align with our primary assignment.
I recall a time when I was captivated by the scenic beauty of farming and agricultural activities. However, I soon realized that farming was not my primary calling. Only by identifying and fulfilling our primary assignments can we effortlessly carry out our secondary assignments. We can draw inspiration from remarkable men of God who have excelled in their ministries while simultaneously expanding into other sectors, such as education, healthcare, entertainment, and publishing. They prioritize their primary calling while making a significant impact through diversified expressions of their purpose.
Embracing Divine Course:
It is crucial to remember that pursuing personal preferences at the expense of our purpose can lead to distractions and wasted time. Sugar may be enjoyable, but it is not the best food for our bodies. Likewise, compromising our purpose for short-term gratification can hinder our progress. We need to stay on our divine course, prioritizing what aligns with our calling and rejecting what deviates us from it. Just as Lot, the nephew of Abraham, experienced setbacks when he chose a path that deviated from his purpose, we must remain steadfast and focused on fulfilling our divine assignments.
Action Steps to Manifest Your Purpose:
1. Let Your Actions Validate Your Purpose: Ensure that every action and effort you undertake aligns with the expression of your calling. Let your life be a testament to the divine purpose within you.
2. Consistency Breeds Noticeability: Stay committed to your purpose, for in due time, your purpose will become noticeable. Your consistent dedication and alignment will set you apart from the crowd.
3. Embrace Diverse Platforms: Remember that fulfilling your purpose does not necessarily mean starting a church or creating your own show. Be open to utilizing any platform available to you for the expression of your calling.
4. Create Your Space: Don’t wait for others to grant you opportunities. Seize the moment and create your own space. Be proactive in pursuing avenues that allow your purpose to shine.
5. Value Yourself First: The world will not value you until you value yourself. Cultivate a strong sense of self-worth and recognize the unique gifts and abilities within you. The value you place on yourself over time will shape the world’s perception of you.
Conclusion:
As we embark on the journey of purpose, let us remember that our lives are meant for so much more than imitation or envy.
We round up by quoting Ralph Waldo Emerson:
There is a time in every man’s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better, for worse, as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given to him to till. The power which resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried.
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World Changers Christian Leadership School is set up to launch the emerging leaders into the heartbeat of God: taking the word of God to heal the societal maladies in their various forms.
On this premise, we would be raising men who have the capacity to transform the different sectors of the society starting with the church. To be a student, WhatsApp +2348033750871
*** Contact Us if you want to run a World Changers Leadership School in Your Community, WhatsApp +2348033750871
Last week we dealt with certain tools, today we will look at more of what we can call subordinate but vital tools.
Other tools
1. Focus on the tools you have or that’s available.
David used what he has. Many of us look down on what we have.
Focus on the tool you have…
David in his encounter in 1 Samuel 17 didn’t go with borrowed tools but what he has. You cannot go far in your purpose when what you have in terms of tools, capacity and ideas are from others.
Let me explain this:
You want to start a business and all you bank on is someone’s idea. Think of a time when the person will no longer be available. For a short term benefit you can bank on other people’s resources but not on long term venture or life goal.
Some people remain in one place hoping and hoping… Ask them why they are not making move they keep recounting what they don’t have. Use what you have to get what you don’t have. David use his stone and sling to get at Goliath and there win his sword. At every point you have something.
Let’s pause for few minutes and ruminate: What do you have to start the pursuit of that lofty dream.
David was anointed as king… He began with good use of his sling and stones
There’s a place at the top for everyone if we will only focus on what we have and not on what we don’t have. Remember, borrowed tool will one day be taken away from you.
Leaders use what they have to get what they want.
2. Focus on the Target
David could decide to focus on fear, the big talk and taunt of Goliath, the fleeing Israelite. Not David. It takes laser focus to make such accurate aim. In many endeavours there will always be distraction, but keep asking yourself: What is the target?
I think I’ve failed here more than all of you. I get to certain place. Leave my target and begin to talk about the impossible task, the failing government, lack of money.
I think we can pause here and ask for forgiveness… Really, it’s not God keeping us down but our loss of target in most cases have caused our Goliaths to keep taunting us. Let’s pray for forgiveness brethren
Instance of this are the ten spies Moses sent to look over the land of Canaan which was the Promised Land. They were told to look at the land, instead they brought back negative reports. They lose target and purpose.
I remember a terrible but a funny incident in Benin years ago, a brother went preaching to a lady. Instead of winning the lady she won him to her bed as they slept together. The brother lost his target and he was given back bench in church for a while. This is how many of us behave in life
Never lose your target… That’s your pathway to the throne. his leads to the third
3. Make everything else your background
A picture isn’t complete without a background. Too much seriousness may harm the pursuit. In your pursuit you would have background activities, funs, games, etc. Only be sure you know what should be in the background. In the main arena of the battle, it was David and Goliath. In the background were the Israelites, Philistines and their kings. In the background were rocks, trees and vegetations. But what matters to decide is the conquest of either David or Goliath.
While David was increasing his focus, Goliath was being overtaken by pride. He brought himself down. The man with focus often win the race whether in business, academics, marriage and life generally. This is why a poor man may end up richer than the sons of multimillionaires if he understand the concept of focusing right.
4. Focus on your strength and experience
This is partly dealt with in 1 above. When you set forth on a new project, vision or idea, reinforce your commitment to the vision by listing your strength and experiences. If you do this none will be able to talk you down. David knew what he could do, so he refused to be talked down, scorned or discouraged.
Launch out a new dream or initiative based on your God given strength. Foundational to success is your intrinsic strength.
Like I’ll always say: the basic skill for your takeoff should never be borrowed. This is why you need your native strength. This is especially true for business and life generally. People tend to destroy you, eat you up for dinner and intimidate you when they know you don’t have much knowledge of what you want to undertake.
We have countless business owner who have more knowledgeable employees. They wake up one day and realize the business is gone. Experience is important and strength is crucial in building a formidable platform. Personally, I hate being at the mercy of anyone, not even the big government.
Caveat: In certain instances, when you have less knowledge of a venture or process, make sure you own the control.
5. Focus on Simplicity
While growing up, I thought complexity means greatness but when I became mature I began to seek how to make my life simpler. I noticed: the more I make things simpler, the more I began to succeed. You’re working among people, nobody wants to be bugged by complexity.
Leave the details and complexity to yourself.
The world want to see a seamless ease of engagement, use and application of your idea.
Goliath was an epitome of complexity while David was the epitome of simplicity. Goliath took along with him heavy armour while David dress lightly to enhance his agility and swiftness. Simplicity will always win over complexity in the big game of life. Let me give you an example. In graphics work, corporate organizations learn to use simple colours and fonts for advert and they gain more conversion. Small businesses use all sorts of colour like mascara… Complexity.
6. Focus on Truth
Truth doesn’t fail. When you want to be around for long, build on truth and character.
7. Focus on what should be done not the noise or approval
In the first place David was not approved to go fight Goliath. He was the most unlikely person to step out yet he went on. Champions don’t wait for approval, noise, applause or whatever. Instead they move on to do what should be done.
Here’s an example, when I write, I do it of duty and necessity. I don’t wait to see who’s following or who is not following. Do the needful… In the fullness of time, you’ll be followed. This is why when you’re learning to be focused you must learn to be alone.
When you breast the tape even the nay sayer will clap for you. They will all rant: We know you’ll make us proud. 😄😁😉 Keep firing even when you have missed so much… Soon you will master the art .
8. Focus on important thing
This is the last. Always ask yourself: What are the important thing to do in this situation?
Here we are not talking about crisis ridden urgent matter. When you learn to do important things, crisis will significantly get reduce in your world.
Remember, important things are fewer. Focus on these. Trivial things are many, put them on the background. Because David mastered the art of focusing he rose to become outstanding general, statesman, king and man of God. His focused life put in in remembrance from generation to generation.
May the Lord give each of us insight into his treasure of wisdom and knowledge
Today we will be looking at:
VITAL TOOLS FOR FOCUSING
In leadership and in life you need certain tools to make you maintain focus.We are in a world of distraction. It is the amount of distraction you are able to beat that will determine how far you’ll go. The biggest hindrance and undoing of a great destiny is distraction.
So one thing you should watch out for daily is factors positioned to distract you.
I will want us to look at 3 tools here.
1. Purpose
You must define your purpose clearly before embarking on any project whether ministry, relationship, career, etc.
Every other thing should be secondary
You don’t just define it well, you must use it to gauge the extent of distraction you allow to eat into your time: I mean your purpose.
Let me give examples here:
You began a relationship which you hope to get you into marriage. Along the line, if you’re not careful you might begin to live like boyfriend and girlfriend. This distraction can rob you of the ultimate purpose of settling the affair into marriage.
A second example like the above:
You have an employee on the job who is of the opposite sex. If you fail to keep reminding yourself of the purpose of association you may end up in each others embrace and this may affect the job relationship. So to keep focus, you must keep reminding yourself of the purpose.
In our strategic seminar today, we will be looking at some salient virtues in the life of David
DAVID
He told his brother: was there not a cause?
To remain focus you must know the cause and then stick to the cause.
1 Samuel 17:28-30 KJV
And Eliab his eldest brother heard when he spake unto the men; and Eliab’s anger was kindled against David, and he said, Why camest thou down hither? and with whom hast thou left those few sheep in the wilderness? I know thy pride, and the naughtiness of thine heart; for thou art come down that thou mightest see the battle. [29] And David said, What have I now done? Is there not a cause? [30] And he turned from him toward another, and spake after the same manner: and the people answered him again after the former manner.
David was a young chap who found himself in battle. His elder brothers wanted to distract his built up drive to confront Goliath. But David refused to be distracted, he knew the cause.
Do you know the cause why you are in that business?
Do you know why many leaders lose focus?
They lose focus because they lose purpose
Purpose is what stabilizes your focus.
Have undying purpose and your focus will be laser.
Many African leaders of fine personality after getting into office lose focus and they act ignobly like those who were before them… The reason is that they are purposeless
The second point is like the first
2. Keep your vision red-hot
2. Keep your vision red-hot*
From your purpose you build a vision
The vision is like painting the end from the beginning. Purpose is the big picture while your vision is the intrinsic and careful visualization of what you intend.
Let me give you an example here of Joseph and myself… Both are similar.
Joseph while being tempted saw the end of sin as loss of favour of God and termination of destiny. Many people for lack of vision fall into sins and the attending consequences.
He saw and he flee
Moses saw the Excellency of Jehovah and he forsook the riches of Pharaoh. If your vision isn’t compelling you will fall by the way side.
Now here’s my example:
Some 17years ago I was a bloody bachelor😁
I have the opportunity to live as I care or feel. But right there I do visualize the future… If I choose certain lifestyle some things will not add up on the day of reckoning.
I want to stand up and tell the next youth, this is the ancient path. The vision of the future kept me from my desire for inordinate affection.
Let’s move a little bit to corporate setting. When you get to organization that grows into the future you see things like:
Motto
Vision statements
Mission statements
Read about how to write a motto, vision statement and mission statement.
Then write your motto, vision and mission statement for your:
1. Career/Business/Ministry
2. Marriage
3. Academic
Etc
What these things does is they keep you focus.
In mega organizations. They don’t just have motto, vision and mission statements, they visually display it. This not just for decoration… They want to see it regularly and to be followed to avoid being distracted.
Let’s see this scriptures that summarizes the above.
Habakkuk 2:1-3 KJV
I will stand upon my watch, and set me upon the tower, and will watch to see what he will say unto me, and what I shall answer when I am reproved. [2] And the Lord answered me, and said, Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it. [3] For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.
1. I will stand upon my watch… To get the purpose right and visualize the concept, conception, idea, product, etc
2. I will see to develop the vision in a lucid and clear form
Remember you cannot achieve a dream that is clouded.
This is a major making of failures… Running with unclear vision.
3. Make the vision resonate with divine agenda, purpose and goal. This is where lies the sustainability
4. Make it plain, discuss it, say it, make it into a banner.
Vision not communicated can never be achieved
Every great organization are communicator of vision.
5. The vision is for an appointed time
Keep following, don’t despair wait on it… Don’t be distracted.
6. Tarry, keep working on the vision relentlessly.
7. When a vision follows the above process, it will not lie but it will come to pass
Own a vision to follow.
A man without a vision is a man set for lots of distractions in quantum… It’s a miserable life to imagine
The last tool here is: 3. *Build Around Your Strength*
Your purpose and vision should resonate around your strength.
Recently my wife and I were talking about a line of business. She just said it loud and clear… We are no longer youths with strength to run around. I surrender after thinking through what she said.
You need to know:
1. Your physical strength
2. Health status
3. Mental capacity
4. Age
5. Financial strength
Etc.
If you do this well it will help you to focus well.
Jesus himself advised us to analyze our strength before commencing an enterprise or war
Luke 14:28-32 KJV
For which of you, intending to build a tower, sitteth not down first, and counteth the cost, whether he have sufficient to finish it ? [29] Lest haply, after he hath laid the foundation, and is not able to finish it, all that behold it begin to mock him, [30] Saying, This man began to build, and was not able to finish. [31] Or what king, going to make war against another king, sitteth not down first, and consulteth whether he be able with ten thousand to meet him that cometh against him with twenty thousand? [32] Or else, while the other is yet a great way off, he sendeth an ambassage, and desireth conditions of peace.
So if you know your strength you’ll know what to focus on and what not to.
A man with 1million will not dabble into a business of 10millions.
So knowing your strength conserve your strength for the real cause.
These are the major tools.
Other tools in summary
1. Focus on the tools you have or that’s available.
David used what he has. Many of us look down on what we have
Next week I will continue on other tools and to be expanded upon. Our time is fast spent.
I hope what we are learning here will make us indeed WORLD CHANGERS… Nothing less.
May the Lord make these words to bring forth in multiple folds within us in Jesus name.
The devil will not cloud our hearts with lies and profanity.
May we be focused to deliver our destinies in Jesus name.
Evolving into Higher Purpose: Lessons from Matthew, David, and Joseph:
Introduction:
In the journey of life, stagnation is not an option. Each one of us has the potential to evolve into a higher form and office, depending on how we judiciously use our present set of skills. This article draws inspiration from biblical narratives and highlights the importance of utilizing our abilities to fulfill our life’s purpose. We will explore the parable in Matthew 25:23-30, the transformative journey of David, and the evolving personality of Joseph.
The Parable of the Talents:
Matthew 25:23-30 presents a powerful parable that emphasizes the significance of making the best use of our talents and abilities. In the parable, three servants are entrusted with different amounts of talents. Two of them wisely invest and multiply their talents, leading to their promotion to higher offices. However, the third servant fails to utilize his talent and instead hides it, resulting in the loss of what he had.
Matthew 25:28-29:
Take therefore the talent from him, and give it unto him which hath ten talents. [29] For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath.
This parable teaches us that when we actively and effectively use our abilities in pursuit of our life’s purpose, they expand and grow. However, if we neglect or ignore our abilities, they diminish, and our purpose remains unfulfilled. It serves as a reminder that our abilities are meant to be used, not hidden away.
David’s Journey:
David’s journey exemplifies the concept of evolving into higher roles through the judicious use of our abilities. Before becoming the renowned King of Israel, David was a faithful shepherd youth. His commitment and skill in shepherding led to his graduation into the Israeli army, where he displayed exceptional bravery and leadership. Eventually, he ascended to the position of king.
David’s story reminds us that our present set of skills, no matter how humble they may seem, can pave the way for greater opportunities and higher positions. By diligently using his abilities in each stage of his life, David’s evolving personality allowed him to fulfill his divine purpose.
Joseph’s Dream:
Joseph’s journey showcases the transformative power of utilizing our abilities for the realization of our life’s purpose. Initially, Joseph’s dreams were personal and revolved around his own family affairs. However, as he honed his ability to interpret dreams, he became a valuable asset in the Egyptian kingdom. His skill opened doors for him to serve nobles and ultimately led to his appointment as the second-in-command, under Pharaoh, the king of Egypt.
Joseph’s story demonstrates that our abilities can evolve and expand as we progress through different stages of life. If Joseph had not been available and willing to use his ability to interpret dreams, his evolving personality would have been stifled, and his purpose truncated.
The Ever-Evolving World of Abilities:
The world of humanity, including our abilities, is in a constant state of evolution. Just as our physical bodies change and adapt over time, so do our skills, talents, and capabilities. The potential for growth and development is infinite, extending into eternity.
It is crucial to recognize that our abilities are not stagnant entities. They possess the capacity to expand, evolve, and reach new heights as we nurture and utilize them in alignment with our life’s purpose. Much like unused muscles that atrophy and dreams that fade away, if we fail to utilize our abilities, they too will diminish and lose their potency.
Conclusion:
In the grand tapestry of life, we are called to evolve into higher forms and offices by harnessing our present set of skills. The parable of the talents in Matthew 25:23-30, as well as the stories of David and Joseph, teach us the importance of actively using our abilities to fulfill our divine purpose. By wisely investing and developing our talents, we pave the way for promotion, growth, and the realization of our evolving personalities.
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God’s Purpose and Our Inherent Abilities: Lessons from Joseph and David.
Introduction:
In the journey of life, many individuals wonder about their purpose and the unique abilities they possess. It is often said that God works in mysterious ways, and one way He reveals His purpose in our lives is through our native, learned, or inherent abilities. This article explores the biblical narratives of Joseph and David, two remarkable figures whose lives exemplify how God utilizes our natural talents to fulfill His plans.
The Work of God within Us:
The Bible verse in Philippians 2:13 (KJV) beautifully encapsulates the concept that it is God who works within us, both to will and to do His good pleasure. This suggests that God takes into account our individual abilities and uses them to bring about His divine purposes on earth. Our natural inclinations, talents, and skills serve as vital clues to understanding our unique calling.
Joseph: The Dreamer:
The story of Joseph, as narrated in Genesis 37-50, highlights how God can use our innate abilities to shape our destiny. Joseph possessed the remarkable gift of dreams, and it was through this ability that he was led into a series of challenging circumstances, including slavery and imprisonment. However, it was also through his dreams that he ultimately saved his father’s family, Egypt, and even the world of his time.
Joseph’s journey demonstrates that our greatest pain often arises as we endeavor to develop, employ, or unravel our abilities. Yet, it is precisely through these hardships that we gain valuable lessons, grow in character, and ultimately fulfill our purpose. Joseph’s dreams served as a conduit for divine intervention, connecting him to his divine assignment and ultimately leading him to greatness.
David: Musical Skills and Sling:
The life of David, chronicled in 1 Samuel, offers another profound example of how God employs our natural talents and skills for His purposes. David was anointed as the future king of Israel (1 Samuel 16). Through his musical skills he gained entry into the palace. However, it was his exceptional skill with a sling that catapulted him into the limelight and earned him recognition at the corridor of power.
David’s anointing found its outlet through his abilities, serving as instruments for his divine calling. His proficiency with the sling allowed him to defeat the formidable giant Goliath of Gath from the Philistines (1 Samuel 17). David’s story teaches us that God often uses our talents to open doors of opportunity, lead us to significant breakthroughs, and fulfill our destined roles in His grand plan.
Lessons Learned:
The narratives of Joseph and David provide valuable insights into the relationship between our inherent abilities and God’s purpose for our lives. They teach us that:
1. Our natural talents and skills are not arbitrary but serve as indicators of or ladder to our unique purpose on earth.
2. The development and use of our abilities may involve challenges and hardships, but these experiences shape us and prepare us for our calling.
3. Our abilities may be employed at specific times and in specific circumstances to connect us to our divine assignments.
4. God’s anointing and favor are often manifested through the effective use of our talents, leading us to fulfill our destinies and impact the world around us.
Recognizing and cultivating our inherent abilities is crucial in discerning God’s purpose for our lives. Just as Joseph’s dreams and David’s musical skills and sling played integral roles in their respective journeys, our own talents can serve as stepping stones toward fulfilling our divine callings. As we align our abilities with God’s will, we position ourselves to experience His guiding hand and accomplish great things in His name.
Anointing and Abilities Working in Harmony.
In the pursuit of understanding our divine purpose, it is important to recognize the significant role played by both anointing and abilities. While anointing refers to the supernatural endowment bestowed upon individuals, abilities are the natural endowments that each person possesses. This article explores the interplay between anointing and abilities, highlighting the importance of utilizing our unique set of skills to connect with our divine purpose on earth.
Anointing and Abilities: A Symbiotic Relationship:
Anointing and abilities are not mutually exclusive; rather, they complement each other in the fulfillment of a divine purpose. Anointing, being a supernatural endowment, is a divine impartation of power, wisdom, or grace that equips individuals for specific tasks. On the other hand, abilities are the innate talents, skills, and aptitudes that we possess as part of our human nature.
To fully realize our divine purpose, it is vital that we harness the synergy between anointing and abilities. The supernatural anointing amplifies and enhances our natural abilities, empowering us to make a greater impact in our designated spheres of influence. By aligning our abilities with the divine anointing, we can unlock our full potential and embark on a purpose-driven journey. David’s use of sling as a natural endowment was amplified by the anointing.
Understanding Our Set of Abilities:
A crucial step in connecting with our divine purpose is introspection and exploration of the abilities we possess. Each individual has been uniquely endowed with a specific set of talents, skills, and gifts. These abilities vary greatly, ranging from artistic talents such as singing, painting, or writing, to practical skills such as leadership, problem-solving, or organization.
To discern our divine purpose, we must honestly evaluate and identify our inherent abilities. This requires self-reflection, seeking guidance, and tapping into our passions. By recognizing and acknowledging our abilities, we open ourselves to the possibility of aligning them with our divine calling.
Utilizing Abilities for Divine Connection:
Once we become aware of our abilities, the key lies in actively utilizing them to connect with our divine purpose. Merely possessing skills without applying them limits our potential impact. It is through the intentional use of our abilities that we can become conduits for divine expression and fulfill our role in God’s plan.
Each ability we possess is a gift from God, intrinsically designed to benefit humanity. The ability to sing, for instance, is not only a skill but also a way for God to express Himself through our voices. Inventors and innovators have a part of God’s creativity within them, enabling them to bring about discoveries and inventions that benefit society. Therefore, it is important to understand that our abilities are divine in origin, entrusted to us to make a positive difference in the world.
Embracing God-Given Abilities:
To fully embrace our divine purpose, we must honor and responsibly utilize the abilities we have been granted. Neglecting or misusing our abilities can hinder our spiritual growth and prevent us from fulfilling our calling. It is crucial to cultivate a mindset of stewardship, recognizing that our abilities are gifts from God and using them in ways that align with His principles and values.
By aligning our abilities with the divine anointing, we tap into a reservoir of supernatural power and wisdom. This union empowers us to impact lives, effect positive change, and fulfill our divine purpose on earth.
Conclusion:
The harmonious integration of anointing and abilities is essential for the effective fulfillment of our divine purpose. While anointing represents the supernatural endowment granted by God, abilities are the natural talents and skills that enable us to manifest that anointing in practical ways. Recognizing and utilizing our abilities is a gateway to connecting with our divine purpose.
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On this premise, we would be raising men who have the capacity to transform the different sectors of the society starting with the church. To be a student, WhatsApp +2348033750871
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In Luke 9:58-62, Jesus delivers a powerful message about the urgency of responding to His call. He emphasizes that those who are called to follow Him should not delay but instead take immediate action. This passage serves as a reminder for all believers to embrace their purpose and begin their journey of faith without hesitation. It teaches us the significance of obedience, perseverance, and unwavering commitment in fulfilling God’s calling in our lives.
Start Now: Embracing God’s Call:
Jesus’s statement, “Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man hath not where to lay his head,” highlights the sacrificial nature of following Him. It signifies that discipleship requires relinquishing comfort and security, as Jesus Himself did. By reminding us of this, Jesus encourages us to embrace His call wholeheartedly, knowing that our true fulfillment lies in obedience to Him.
Responding without Delay:
When Jesus invites someone to follow Him, He expects an immediate response. Often, we may be tempted to postpone our obedience until we feel ready or more equipped for the task. However, Jesus calls us to step out in faith, even when we don’t have all the answers or feel inadequate. He wants us to trust in His guidance and provision, recognizing that He equips those He calls.
Learning on the Job:
One of the key lessons from Jesus’s message is that the best training comes from actively engaging in our purpose. Learning on the job allows us to gain practical experience and develop the necessary skills and character traits. God doesn’t always wait for us to become experts before using us; instead, He molds us through the process of obedience and service. As we step out in faith, we discover that He empowers us along the way.
Overcoming Negative Voices:
When responding to God’s call, we may encounter skepticism or discouragement from others. People may doubt our abilities or question our decision to pursue God’s purpose for our lives. However, it is crucial to remember that God’s call is not dependent on the opinions of others. He has chosen and equipped us for a specific task, and His affirmation and guidance are what matter most. We should not allow the negative voices to hinder our progress but trust in God’s unwavering support.
The Case Study of the Old and Young Prophet:
The story of the old and young prophet in 1 Kings 13 serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of adhering to God’s leading above all else. In this account, the young prophet receives a clear instruction from God but is later deceived by an older prophet who claims to have received a contrary message. Despite the older prophet’s authority and experience, it is the young prophet’s obedience to God’s original command that is crucial. This story emphasizes the need to stay faithful to God’s guidance and not be swayed by external influences, regardless of their credibility.
Jesus’s message in Luke 9:58-62 reminds us of the urgency and importance of responding to God’s call without delay. He encourages us to step out in faith, trusting in His provision and guidance. Learning on the job, overcoming negative voices, and remaining steadfast in God’s leading are all vital aspects of fulfilling our purpose. The cautionary tale of the old and young prophet further emphasizes the significance of obedience to God above the opinions and influence of others. As believers, let us start now and wholeheartedly pursue the call God has placed upon our lives, knowing that He will equip and enable us for the journey ahead.
Embracing Self-Motivation: The Power of Starting Now:
Motivation is often seen as an external force that drives us to take action. While external stimulation can be helpful, relying solely on it can be limiting. True success and fulfillment come from within, from a deep-rooted determination and commitment to our goals. In the pursuit of our dreams, there will be times when no one else believes in us, and doubts may creep in. However, it is during these challenging moments that we must find strength in our divine purpose and trust in the leading of a higher power. By embracing self-motivation and starting now, we can overcome obstacles and achieve remarkable things. This article explores the importance of self-motivation and draws inspiration from biblical case studies of individuals who stepped out in faith.
The Power of Internal Drive:
While external motivation can provide temporary encouragement, it is our internal drive that sustains us in the long run. Waiting for external factors to align perfectly before taking action can lead to missed opportunities and unfulfilled dreams. Instead, we should cultivate a mindset that values self-motivation and resilience. Recognize that the journey may not always be easy, and doubts may arise, but trust in your own abilities and the guiding hand of the divine.
Elisha Following Elijah:
The story of Elisha, who followed Elijah, serves as a powerful example of unwavering commitment and self-motivation. In 1 Kings 19:19-21, Elisha receives a divine call to become Elijah’s successor. Despite the uncertainties and challenges that lay ahead, Elisha displays unwavering determination by sacrificing his former life and committing himself to the journey. His internal drive propelled him to embrace his divine purpose, ultimately leading to a powerful ministry.
Ruth Following Naomi:
Ruth’s decision to follow her mother-in-law, Naomi, in the book of Ruth (Ruth 1:6-19), showcases the strength of self-motivation and loyalty. Despite the difficulties and uncertainties that awaited her, Ruth remained steadfast in her commitment to Naomi. Her internal drive, fueled by love and loyalty, empowered her to step into a new chapter of her life. Through her faithfulness, Ruth experienced restoration and became an integral part of God’s redemptive plan.
Peter After Jesus:
Luke 5:11 recounts the moment when Peter left everything to follow Jesus. Peter’s decision exemplifies the power of self-motivation and the transformative impact it can have on one’s life. Despite being an experienced fisherman, Peter recognized the profound calling upon Jesus’ life and chose to align himself with it. His internal drive to be part of something greater fueled his journey of discipleship and led him to become one of the central figures in the early Christian movement.
The Importance of Starting Now:
Procrastination is a common hindrance to progress and personal growth. Waiting for the perfect moment or for external circumstances to align may result in missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential. The key is to start now, regardless of the circumstances. There will always be reasons to delay, but by embracing self-motivation and taking the first step, we set ourselves on a path towards success and personal fulfillment.
Conclusion:
While external motivation can be helpful, true success and fulfillment stem from self-motivation and a deep-rooted commitment to our dreams and divine purpose. Drawing inspiration from biblical case studies like Elisha, Ruth, and Peter, we see the transformative power of internal drive and determination. By starting now, we embrace our own abilities, trust in the guidance of a higher power, and overcome obstacles on the path to achieving our goals. Let us cultivate self-motivation, discard procrastination, and embark on the journey towards our dreams with unwavering commitment.
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World Changers Christian Leadership School is set up to launch the emerging leaders into the heartbeat of God: taking the word of God to heal the societal maladies in their various forms.
On this premise, we would be raising men who have the capacity to transform the different sectors of the society starting with the church. To be a student, WhatsApp +2348033750871
*** Contact Us if you want to run a World Changers Leadership School in Your Community, WhatsApp +2348033750871
