Pray your way into 2023...
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If you don't have any calabash you open daily, join us as we pray into the new year. (Photo credit: Google) |
I must start with a caveat and I’ll be drawing that from Pastor Adeboye’s 2017 post where he said none of his sons should marry a lady that can’t cook and that none of his daughters should marry a guy that doesn’t have a job.
Twitter people ran mad as always and he was quick to remind
them that his message wasn’t for everyone; there’s a reason he directed his
message to his sons and daughters – in this context, he meant his disciples,
church members, and followers.
Today, I’m asking you for your 2023 insurance and if you’re
someone that doesn’t believe in prayers, you can easily ignore today’s post. I
am a product of grace and I am happy to preach what I have genuinely
experienced, the place of God is sacrosanct.
I know we’re already getting the end of the vibe, detty
December is in full swing, and by the special grace of God and the atileyin of
Mohammed, it will only get dirtier but, after all of these enjoyments and vibing,
how do you plan to conquer 2023 ahead?
Here’s the thing, except you have some other gods you bank
on, facing a new year without some quality support system that can only be
guaranteed by God is risky; except the Lord builds, those laborers are just
flexing muscles, what is your contingency plan?
I know a lot of people follow Pastor Jerry Eze (what God
cannot do does not exist clan) and that absolutely works, I know there are
other morning or periodic prayer sessions and I am totally cool with that but, I
will stick to my Next Level Prayers as well as the balance I get from mumsy every
day.
All I’m saying is this: you can’t underestimate the place of
prayers and the earlier you have a prayer life that becomes a part of you, the
best for you. I am unapologetic about this movement, to avoid the crisis that
will overwhelm you, hand the wheels to the One that called us to be in the
first place.
This is my ashawo season, I’ll be everywhere; from brand,
events to house parties, beach dates, organized dinners, fine dining, and beach
cruise, I won’t miss any and so help me God. So, before you look at me like an
antichrist, have an idea of where I block my God to balance books. Oluwa a wa
pelu e o.
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