Our transforming the world isn't by mingling with the world but by our consecration towards them. We can't be doing what the world does and expect to win them. We can't be comfortable in their voyage and expect to deliver them. We must be separate from the world.

The word of God is the very premise for growth and faith. Consistency in the word is the very prerequisite for stable growth and solid faith.

We shouldn't put a boundary as to what the power of God can do concerning the miraculous. The same power that heals the sick will raise the dead. No situation is beyond the power of God. God wants our faith to be unshaken.

The pursuit of men for the Lord in saving them and discipling them is that worthy pursuit we should engage in. Being a part of the transformation of souls is fulfilling. Our stay on earth is to see men transformed by the word.

Thanksgiving must be learned and become a very vital part of our walk with God. Giving of thanks removes your mind from impossibility. The giving of thanks keeps your mind focused on the power of God.

It is only in the light there's clarity and understanding. The Spirit of God is the light of God in us by the knowledge He has brought us in the gospel. We are able to comprehend the knowledge of God because we are in the light.

Where we are taught the word accurately and instructed to walk in it cannot be overemphasized. A local church where the word is given primary focus and the conduct in it is priceless. We cannot truly know unless we ha e been well taught.

God's purpose for us is to know Him by His word. The knowledge of God is primary in our fellowship with Him. Experiences and encounters aren't. The knowledge of Christ in our hearts is the core in our fellowship with Him. We know Him by His word.

Having people who you know truly pray for you is amazing. Praying for one another isn't supposed to be what you affirm but not put into action. Just like Paul we should have folks whose prayers we trust.

It's in line with God's glory that we suffer for the cause of Christ. Trials that come as a result of our devotions to the gospel glorifies God. There's no shame in suffering for the gospel.