CHRISTIAN CORNER: WHY YOU MUST KEEP PREPARING

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God blesses us through our ability to observe, capture and make the most of opportunities that He brings our ways.

 *But what's The Caveat?* 

It's how prepared and sharpened your senses of discernment are, that will determine the extent you maximize these opportunities. 

 *Remember!* 

Heb.5.14 - But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.

 ```Today's challenge``` 

How prepared and sharpened are your senses of discernment?  

 *Quote for the day.* 

The level to which your senses have been exercised, determines how much strong meat (opportunities ) will belong to you.


Pastor Olugbami Emmanuel 

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