I've heard complaints from lazy and complacent people concerning immigrants who started off poor then they amassed great wealth. When you come from a place with few opportunities and have suffered you don't mind suffering to make it in a land of opportunity. Rev. Joseph Opare

Being right is a nice feeling. But sometimes it's wrong. Why you may ask? The answer is simple, making a right point with the wrong attitudes of anger and pride will often lead to debate and strife. Rev. Joseph Opare

Life has times of challenges that seem like a battle. When the battle is on you can either, whimper and cave in to defeat, complain about where you should have been, or get a battle strategy and win the fight. Rev. Joseph Opare

"I've heard the stories of men who have had many women. But because women can be complex, I'm rather impressed with the men who know how to keep one." Rev. Joseph Opare

"There’s a fate worse than the calamities of life. Giving up is a dreamer’s suicide and the beginning of a purposeless life. Get up, don’t give up too many people in the future are dependent on the birth of your dream." Rev. Joseph Opare

"Learn how to celebrate when others make it. Jealousy fills the mind with foolish comparisons. If every day were your day of breakthrough, what a boring life you’d have with no goals to work towards and nothing to look forward to." Rev. Joseph Opare

"Many strive to attain power, but when they get it they realize they can’t handle it, then some attain great morals and are powerless. Balance the equation, get the morals to keep you where power can take you." Rev. Joseph Opare

"The corruption of spoiled people is ungratefulness. This reminds me of Marie Antoinette. They complain that there’s no cake and forget that the poor are grateful for their daily bread." Rev. Joseph Opare

"Good intentions are wonderful things to cherish. However the world has had multitudes filled with these. History will only record the memoirs those who translated those intentions into actions." Rev. Joseph Opare

"The skill of listening and watching will oftentimes help you win with people instead of the ability to dominate every conversation. Understanding doesn't come by accident, it’s the product of keen observation and attention." Rev. Joseph Opare