Apostle Joshua Selman has revealed what he thought that made some people wealthy while others are not. He said those struggling in their various businesses should humble themselves and learn from the wealthy ones in the society. He also stated that the real way to grow in any chosen career is by changing poverty mindset and embracing the mindset of rich people.
Apostle Selman advised his congregation to renew their mindset and make sure they make good use of any opportunity that come their ways.
Apostle Joshua Selman is the founder and Senior Pastor of the Eternity Network International (ENI). He is one of the young Nigerian pastors who have done great works in ministries. He has preached in different church programmes, churches like; Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), House On The Rock and many other churches.
Speaking on a video, Apostle Selman said the wealthy people are not wealthy because of the business that prospers them, he said wealth comes from the mindset. He told his congregation that they need the mindset of wealthy people before they can control wealth.
According to Apostle Selman during his his Church weekly fellowship known as ‘Koinonia’, he explained that “the wealthy are not wealthy because of the business that prospers them; but because of their mindsets.”
He further explained that according to “the law of mental transformation”, the moment you begin to look for money, you have missed the law. He claimed that money comes to people based on whom they’re becoming and their mindset and not necessarily by what they do.
Apostle Joshua Selman advised his congregation to begin to have the mindset that will transform their lives. He also said whom you associate with will also determine what you will become.
The senior Pastor of Eternity Network International also advised his congregation to make use of every good opportunity that comes their way. He said some people have missed opportunity to be wealthy because they weren’t prepared and they have shallow mindset.
He added that “You will prosper largely because of who you have become, more than what you do.”
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