Stand Out and Stand Tall

Things are very hard globally and it is very difficult to earn living but our God always have supernatural provisions for his Children and so far you are christian, you are qualify for his provision. This will build your spiritual power to tap your potential with faith. Now is the time to make the best use of your God-given potential. Begin now to explore and maximise your innate potential, and do it with all your might (Ecclesiastes 9:10). Your potential was neither designed to be untapped nor meant for the grave. You have the potential to achieve greatness in life, and there is no limit to what you can achieve. To maximize your full potential, therefore, you must be connected to God, the source of your gifts. No one can fully and truly reach the summit of his potential without God's help (John 15:5). The ultimate purpose of your potential is for you to enjoy fellowship and spiritual intimacy with God in time and eternity. Moreover, it is baseless and pointless to compare yourself with others. Everyone's potential is different (Matthew 25:15; Romans 12:4). Therefore look inward, discover yours, and explore it. Your potential is like a seed which must be sown, cultivated and watered consistently if you must get the best of it. So you must first discover your potential. Once you have identified it, be consistently if you must get the best of it. So you must first discover your potential. Once you have identified it, be diligent explore areas where you can apply and utilize it. Always remember that God has made a tremendous investment in you, and whatever potential you have, He expects you to fully use it for His glory and to enhance the lives of others (1 Peter 4:10). Also, understand that your God-given potential is your treasure. It must be greatly valued and guarded against sin, compromise, discouragement, distractions, laziness and procrastination. Remove every negative thought of limitation from your mind, and like Paul the apostle, believe that you "can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me (you)." (Philippians 4:13).