By Evangelist Eric Musa
Enlistment in this army is by vision. That is what puts you in your own department or unit of the army. You cannot secure a place in it without vision. That’s why it says, “Neither shall one thrust another; they shall walk everyone in his path…” Everyone’s place is well marked out. When you are able to locate your area of calling, then you’re set for triumph in life.
There is NO SHORT-CUT TO EXCELLENCE IN LIFE without vision. Many are frustrated today because they are being driven by ambition, rather than by vision. As a result, nothing works for them; rather, everything they do just falls apart. Some others have used their friend’s profession as a yardstick to determine what they ought to do in life. But there is no need for comparison, because God has a glorious plan for everyone in the kingdom. The cheapest way out of frustration is to abide in God’s plan for your life.
The minister David Oyedepo was reading a magazine on the morning of February 14, 1983, when the Lord said to him, “The words I have put in your mouth, the same commit into writing, and I will cause the same unction on the spoken words to rest on the written, bringing about the same effect.” This mandate led to the establishment of his ministry’s publishing house. The books published in the press have found their way into every part of the world, reaping a bountiful harvest of testimonies, with many people having divine encounters as they read them. THAT’S THE POWER OF VISION!
SELAH! WHAT A MIGHTY GOD WE SERVE: JEHOVAH EL GIBBOH.
Evangelist Eric Musa:
(My message continuously: If you are not saved: Believe, accept, receive and confess Christ Jesus as your Lord and Saviour and be filled with the Holy Spirit, as it is written; “NOW is the acceptable time, TODAY is the day of SALVATION.- 2 Cor 6:2”. For prayers and devotion, call me on +254722157300 , and Email: EMEA.ericmusa@gmail.com , Remember God Loves you unconditionally and always, and so do I: SHALOM
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