Chidiotamiri @Chidiotamiri@dingdash.com

It's exciting to me to know that the first miracle of Jesus was in a marriage ceremony when he turned tasteless water to sweet wine. God is about to sweeten your marriage.

Every believer has been anointed by God, but only a few operate in the anointing. Between your anointing and the manifestation of your anointing is a wilderness where you'll be tried and tested. If you pass the wilderness test, like Jesus, you'll return in the power of the Holy Spirit to do wonders. Have you been to the wilderness?

From my personal experience, I think the subject of effective time management should form the base of discipleship, mentorship, onboarding of new employees, and offboarding of exiting employees.

"Thou art beautiful, O my love, as Tirzah, comely as Jerusalem, terrible as an army with banners." Song 6:4

Some times when you're running after a bucket of blessings, God opens your back door and embarasses you with a truck load of blessings. God has a good sense of humor. Believe God for humourous surprises.

It was a beautiful scene when Jesus held the hand of the thief on the cross and walked through the corridors of paradise. In a moment, the thief was turned to a saint. The blood of Jesus made the difference.

Please watch this video to understand what the Lord has called us to do in the Great Commission.

https://www.facebook.com/THECATTLEMENSBRAND/videos/506597757114903/

I found out that the story of man's creation at the beginning was perfectly retold in the recreation of the new creation, but this time with more details and greater power. The Redemption Story is a beautiful story.

@Cherishingsparrows2020
Thanks and God bless you for your deep understanding of temptations and how to deal with them.

I think the two strongest temptations are those of sexual sins and love of money (mammon). For sexual sins, abstinence from all appearances of sexual sins is one of the greatest cures. For mammon, get rid of covetousness in your heart.

To easily overcome certain temptations, there are friends you must run away from and there are those you must run to. Sometimes your friends could be your enemies and your enemies could be your friends. Be wise.

God never allows any temptation that's bigger than your spiritual strength to come to you. You have enough grace to overcome any temptation that you're facing. Hold on.

The tempter doesn't come to tempt you looking like a black fiend, having a tail, two horns and with a fork in his hand. If he does that, people will easily identify him and run away from him. But the tempter often comes like a friend, with a smile, and with mouthwatering offers. Don't be ignorant of the devices of Satan.

Your hour of temptation isn't the time to hang around the object of temptation to get some warmth from it. It's the time to flee from the source of your temptation and to run to the bosom of the Lord to receive the warmth of grace to overcome your temptation.

The bigger your destiny, the greater your temptations. The nearer you are to your promised land, the more intense your temptations. Yield not to temptation, for yielding is sin. God's grace will keep you in your hour of temptation.

At the center of S-I-N is "I" (self, flesh, old man). Remove "I" from SIN, sin becomes powerless. Our old man was crucified at the cross when Jesus died so that we might be free from the dominion of sin (Romans 6:6).

Temptation is like a bird flying in the air. When you give it a perching place in your heart, it perches delicately. But when you build a nest for it in your heart, it abides and begins to reproduce sin in your heart. Give no place to temptation.

Temptations usually come when you're in a desperate need of something, even good things like the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Never be ignorant of Satan's devices.

There's no destiny pathway that's temptation-free. Brace up for more temptations. The greater your destiny, the more the temptation. God's grace will keep you.

We should avoid anyone who teaches that there's no power in Christ's cross.
"For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God." 1 Corinthians 1:18