Dr Pastor Paul Enenche, the founder and senior pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre spoke to his members on the “Godly Way Of The Blessing” at the Dunamis International Gospel Centre, 1st Service.
He spoke about what it means to function in the blessing and to look like God and said that the most basic thing about looking like God is walking in love. Nobody kills if he loves, you don’t steal what belongs to another person if you walk in love. While speaking about “The Godly And Upright Way To The Blessing,” he advised them to “Be a blessing to your world (especially to the less privileged) “
According to him, if you’re ready to be a blessing you cannot struggle to be blessed. Russell Conwell, the founder of Temple University said; that if you genuinely love your neighbour as yourself you won’t struggle for resources. “I see somebody exploding in the realm of the blessing, where your generation will celebrate you like never before,” he prayed.
He then revealed that until you’re interested in people, God cannot be interested in you. Therefore, the category of people God cannot be interested in is those who are not interested in people.
Very important! You must come to a point in your life where your success is only measured by those who became successful because of you. Let your vision/target be that your success in life is measured by people who become successful because of you. If that is not your target you will never go far in life and go far with God.
Speaking further, he said that Investing in people is investing in your future. It has been said that success without a successor is a failure, let your rising lift others, that is when your rising will be endless.
Make up your mind that you’re not going to go up alone, if you’re going to go up, calculate the going up of others with you. So that when you go up, you’ll remain up and you’ll keep going up.
Finally, he said that what you do with those who are lower than you will determine what the One who is higher than you will do with you. He also said that there are those who are permanent oppressors of the poor, and permanent oppressors of the less privileged.
They don’t go anywhere and if they go somewhere, where they’re going does not have a future. Their wealth dies with them, their children cannot perpetuate whatever they have.
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