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Every Sunday, I am saddled with the responsibility of reminding some set of people to round up with their sessions. In the bid of fulfilling this, I will climb the stairs from the first  floor to the last floor; it was really painful and stressful. But in all of this, I noticed that whenever I'm returning, climbing down the stairs is usually easier and enjoyable compared to when I'm going up. One thing about attaining any height in life is that they do not come cheaply. Greatness is painful, it usually comes with a price. You don't get to any higher height in life without sacrifices, painstakingly paid for somethings and denial of comfort and pleasure. Remember Joseph in the Bible, all of his journey to becoming the prime minister wasn't palatable at all, but one thing is that it worth the sacrifices, pains, days of denial and discomfort among others. It really worth it because at the end you will really be grateful but that period when we are passing throug...

There are a lot of lessons to be drawn from the newly released Mount Zion movie, 'Enoch' but I will like to dwell on the the fact that a man needs to trust the process God is taking him through. Imagine as a young boy in a village from a poor background, The hero of the movie (  Daddy Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christain Church of God) was so passionate about going to school that for good 3 days, he couldn't eat so as to communicate how serious he was about going to school to his parents. Imagine, at such a very tender age. As if that wasn't enough, even after the parents find a way to send him to school since he refused to eat for days, he could not afford a shoe.( his father had to sell his ram to send him to school 🤷) . Where will he get the money from? Guess what, he walked bare footed all through and when it was time for his valedictory service, he met a man to help him with a pair of shoe and a shirt, the man does not ...