Partnership with God – The Principles of getting there

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Have you ever thought of what it would look like to have a Partnership with God? How would it feel partnering with God? Have you ever thought of how it would feel to discuss every action you are about to take in your life with God?

Have you ever dreamt of how to get to that point that you are very much free with God, and can easily do things by His own will and Ways? Ok, let me tell you how.

Partnership with God – The Principles of getting there.

OK, let me give you a little hint on the Principle of getting there.

1. Fear the Lord. This by far the most important principle. You must honour God and get “addicted” to love God. By so doing, you stand to get the following benefits for loving God

  • You will have TRUE knowledge (Proverbs 1:10)
  • God will be able to meet you.
  • God will communicate with you and give you all the information you need. Now if you make it a habit to have a chat with God about anything you are embarking on, you will be surprised by the ways that God will communicate with you. (Proverbs3:5)
  • You will have the happiness that lasts. (Proverbs 28:14)
  • You will have a focus on whatever you are doing.
  • God will reveal his secrets to you. (Proverbs 22:4)

One thing I know for sure is that “The secret of discovery, is the LAW of FOCUS“.
The moment you make God your focal point, your mentality will surely change, and you would be one step closer to understanding the principles of getting there.

According to Pastor Andrew Adeleke of the RCCG House of Praise Peckham London,
“Until the mentality of  “I am working for others” is removed from your mind, you will NEVER prosper“

Remember that when you work for others, you are only PRACTICING to be your own Master. – So have a RETHINK, and key into God’s promise in 3 John 2.


1 COMMENT

  1. wa o! good one. Not tthat i dont know what to do but how to do it.

    I need someone to push me or should i say mentor me

    Thanks Pastor Andrew for all your labours on us.

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