I more than able
I find great inspiration in the words of Paul in Philippians 4:13. He reminds me that with the help of Christ’s power, I can overcome any situation. I am grateful for the abundance of opportunities and resources that God has bestowed upon me. I am thankful for the people, experiences and skills that have been so freely given to me, enabling me to pursue the interests and goals I am passionate about. I am grateful for the support from family, friends and colleagues that has helped me reach where I am today. These blessings allow me to impact the world and contribute to your kingdom positively. With your unwavering support, I feel empowered to achieve everything I set my mind to. I know there are no limits to what I can do with your guidance. Despite life’s challenges, I am confident that I will excel and surpass all expectations. Thank you, Lord, for your constant presence in my life.
Remi Dayo-Omole
I am great
There is no end to the greatness and power of God, which is worthy of praise. As a child of God, I possess His DNA and feel empowered to achieve excellence. His DNA is within me, giving me strength, resilience, and power. God’s DNA reminds me that I can tap into His divine power to become the best version of myself and achieve the greatness He created me for. Fear is not a part of my nature, as I am like an eagle with mighty wings to soar high. I am not content with living a confined life or feeding on dead carcass like a vulture or chicken. Instead, I hold my head high and move forward with the potential for greatness within me. The teachings of Christ guide me, and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the wisdom from the Word of God, I make decisions that lead me away from sin and towards a life of greatness. I know I cannot achieve a life of distinction if I live in sin, as sin brings distraction. When we become distracted by sin, focusing on the essential things in life that bring us closer to achieving distinction becomes difficult. We may become so caught up in our wrongdoings that we forget to work towards our goals and self-improvement. I am committed to living a life with intention and purpose, and I'm determined to stay on track with my goals.
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Remi Dayo-Omole
I am confident
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Jesus is the lion of Judah, and His roar chases the devil away. As I am joint heirs with Jesus, I also I am a lion, and I will roar, and even if I fall, I will rise again. I recognise that I am my own hero, no one will pick you up if I do not pick myself up. There is a firework in me, and only I have the switch to turn it on. I will turn on the switch and the fire in me will burst out amazing strength. I know that heaven will smile at me when I turn the switch on.
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Remi Dayo-Omole
Visa
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According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a visa is an official mark allowing you to enter or leave a country. Usually stamped in a passport, visas can include various limitations such as the duration of your stay, specific areas you may enter, dates of entry, the number of permitted visits, and work permissions. In ancient times, fortified walls and iron gates acted as a form of visa to prevent people from one tribe from entering the neighbouring tribe. When the Israelites left Egypt, they encountered obstacles from neighbouring nations like the Amalekites and Moabites. The Moabites, for instance, raised fortified walls and didn't allow the Israelites to pass through their land on their way to the Promised Land. It's worth noting that God punished the Amalekites, Moabites, and other nations who joined forces with them many years after they refused to provide transit visas to the Israelites, resulting in a more prolonged and unnecessary journey. It is said that God protects the vulnerable, including the poor, the weak, orphans, and widows. Those fortunate enough to have been blessed by God are expected to extend their blessings to these individuals. While it is essential to manage our resources wisely and be cautious of those who might take advantage of our kindness, having a compassionate and merciful heart is crucial as it aligns with God's expectations of us.
Remi Dayo-Omole