Vigilant Woman

by Catherine O. Adedipe | Aug 14, 2021 | Empowerment

How vigilant are you as a woman? In this fast-moving world, women must be more vigilant than before. Be vigilant regarding opportunities to improve yourself, to be more relevant spiritually, educationally, and physically. Be more vigilant concerning your children, as the world is becoming more knowledgeable and more deceitful for younger ones. Raising godly children is becoming more challenging in this technology age; I encourage you to be vigilant, watch your children closely, and always pray for them. Be vigilant in your relationship with your creator, the book of Acts chapter 2 Vs. 40 Says, “And with many other words did he testify and exhort, saying, SAVE YOURSELF FROM THIS UNTOWARD (DECEITFUL) GENERATION. I implore you to be vigilant. The world is becoming more deceitful, painting what is not right as being acceptable. In the Bible, Abigail was vigilant, and she was able to save her family from destruction. (1 Samuel 25). Ask for wisdom from the Almighty God, Holy Spirit, to lead and direct you in the journey of your life. I pray you shall not be prey for the devil and its subordinate in Jesus’ name.

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Peace! 

The Winning Woman

by Catherine O. Adedipe | Jun 11, 2021 | Empowerment

Winning in the Oxford dictionary means gaining, resulting in, or relating to victory in a contest or competition.

However, my meaning of winning is persistence till you bring out a good result. To be a winner can seem so simple. But, the truth of the matter is that no one can get a trophy without sacrifice, practice, persistence, encouragement, patience, boldness, believing in God, believing in yourself, and determination. So, before you can be a winning woman, you have to possess these virtues.

Deborah in the Bible won a battle that brought King to flight by her boldness and belief in the word of God. Jael killed Sisera with her wisdom and courage (Judges Chapter 4). There is nothing like microwave success; anything achieved with the shortcut will not last. Persistence and determination are common to winners. Be a winning woman believe in yourself, and persist in doing what you think will bring the breakthrough; winners never quit, and quitters never win. Your success is around the corner; continue a little longer and put in more effort.

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Women of Integrity

by Catherine O. Adedipe | May 21, 2021 | Empowerment

Oxford dictionary defines Integrity as the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.  The bible defines integrity as being honest, sincere, loyal, blameless, and maintaining good character even though the surrounding situations speak something different. Maintaining integrity is a strong determination that we have to make, especially in today’s world that dishonesty is the deal of the day. Take, for instance, you get out of school, and you are looking for a job, you put together your resume, and in the experience section you write no experience, hardly an employer will call you for an interview because they want you to have experience forgetting you can not attain any experience except you are hired by a company. However, if you put the same resume together and you write four years experience, which you do not have now, you will begin to receive calls for interviews.

Maintaining integrity is based on three points. First, who is living inside you, what is your goal in life, and where are you planning to spend your eternity?. If Jesus Christ is living in you, knowing the word of God,  being directed by the Holy Spirit, and planning to spend your eternity with God, then it is essential to be a person of integrity regardless of the surrounding situations.

I implore you to be determined to be a person of integrity; at first, you may not have friends, material things, or even money. Remember, God is in heaven watching over you, tendering the garden of your life, and He will make all things beautiful at His own time (Ecclesiastes 3:11), and there are some things  God has created that without you it will not be perfect (Hebrew 11 vs. 40).

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