Struggling With Your Finances? You Aren't Alone

Hi!

I have a huge confession to make.

I have been struggling with my finances. You might say that is normal but I do not see bad things or terrible situations like poverty as normal.

His Word says that He will supply ALL my needs according to His riches in Glory so when my needs aren't met, I get troubled.

The past couple of months have been weird. I made a couple of questionable decisions. Thankfully, I have been taught to stop looking for witches and wizards after my finances but search my self FIRST.

So, I looked through myself and the decisions I have made and found many failings.

#Shiloh2019 messages and ministrations have been helpful. I couldn't be on ground at Canaanland, Ota(due to work) but I connected Live via Youtube, Facebook and at my Zonal Centre, Marwa, Lekki during the Prophetic event last December 2019.

The First night was impactful. Bishop David Oyedepo, as if he was speaking to me, asked us to check our righteousness and standing with God. I discovered how many of our choices in life affect our journey and blessings.

Bishop Thomas Aremu's message on conscience filled faith shook me(Day 2-Hour of Visitation. Second teaching in the morning). From his teaching, I understood that there is nothing I can't do(including raising the dead) from/with a clear conscience.

The second teaching on Day 3 - Hour of Visitation by Pastor David Ibiyeomi's was eye-opening. He gave faith-filled practical examples on how he worked to improve his finances. He stated that he ATE Bishop David Oyedepo's book; Breaking Financial Hardship. Lol

January 2020 came and I was still struggling with my Finances, so I picked up some books 😉😉 as usual.

I tried to use the 21 Days fasting and Prayer period judiciously. I would wake up at night to pray, read, meditate and take notes.

The books I read also helped to calm my mind. I will forever remain thankful to God for my e-library and hard copies.

The books were:

Anointing for Exploits
Two Kinds of Righteousness
Breaking Financial Hardship

I plan my finances better now. I currently have a 2020-goals list and a Reminder app programmed to keep me on my toes.

You should too.

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