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      A person might be so 'amazing' and 'good' but the motive might be nasty, sooooo how do we judge a person right?  Urmmmm that's not your job honey, it's your business to be right with God (your Papa), He knows it all and can save you from people with wrong motives.  Buttttt you, my sweetheart, are not exempted from it also. We need to be careful with our thoughts and motives, haven't you realised how it feels like you are in constant battle with your flesh?  Like you wanna just think good thoughts but your mind just keeps diverting and going to the wrong places or after doing that job and you are being congratulated by tons of people and your head begins to swell and you start feeling like 'Bruce Almighty'. When we are called to do assignments or give a speech or write that article for that amazing blog. What's your motive behind saying YES. Is it? A) Finally, I get to be known.  B) Finally, i can make more money to s

How many times have we said, "not yet"? "Not yet, I need more time, maybe a year...or two? Or three". 1Peter 4:10-11; 10) 'Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.  11) If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God. If anyone serves, they should do so with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To Him be the glory and the power forever and ever. Amen. " Bisi, when would you finally sign up for that show"  "on? I don't know, not yet sha "... This little analogy has happened to a bunch of us, if not all.  I've been a perpetual victim of 'NOT YET'. 'NOT YET' doesn't make us excel or move forward in anything.  We become stale, stagnant and guess what happens to stagnant water? Nothing new flows in and the water smells (unprofitable, n