Fetish power is no power. Pst. Augustine Paul Proclaims

Aniedi Paul| 19 August, 2017

"Ye shall receive power after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you.
Your ability to receive power is directly proportional to your relationship with God.
Paul knew that his relationship with the almighty automatically produces power, and then he came up with this message,
"O that I may know you and the power of your resurrection and the fellowship of your suffering".
You can't give what you don't have, that is why Jesus remains the ultimate source of power because He owns it.
Hear what He said "I have given you power to trample upon snakes and scorpions and every other powers of the enemies". The power that is given here is not abilities but delegated Authority, this is the attorney power or the right to act as if the one sending you is acting.
It is sad to know that a lot of Christians are living in total ignorant of who they are and the power allocated to them, the scripture have this to tell us " Now I say, that the heir as long as he is a child differeth nothing from a servant, though he be lord of all; But is under tutors and governors until the time appointed of the father. Even so we....... Gal 4:1- read down.
As you continue to read, you will see in verse 29 - BUT AS THEN HE THAT WAS BORN AFTER THE FLESH PERSECUTED HIM THAT WAS BORN AFTER THE SPIRIT, EVEN SO IT IS NOW.
So then brethren, we are not children of the bondwoman, but of the FREE.
" For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh: for the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds; casting down imaginations and every high thing that exalted itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ;" 
It is expected of us to know that this forces are fighting against the knowledge of God in us and not the power of God, they know that if we have adequate knowledge of God that we are as well going to be too powerful.
This is what the scripture said, " but we have not so learn Christ " Eph 4: 20. And also " Grace and peace is multiplied to us according to the knowledge of the almighty" 2 pet 1:2.
All that the devil use to defeat Adam and Eve was to alter the knowledge of God that they had known. Gen 3:1: 5
Who is your source of power?
How do you maintain your relationship with Him?
It might be that you have loose sight of your source, you are not alone that is why I am here to help you. Listen to me, " He giveth power to the faint; and to them that have no might He increaseth strength.
Even the Youth shall faint and be weary and the young men shall utterly fall:
But they that wait upon the lord shall renew their strength;...... " Isaiah 40: 28-31,
I am calling on you brethren not to be conform to this world but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.
Renew your relationship with God, read your bible daily, develop a strong prayer life, let go of bad and destructive relationships, attend a living church, have a mentor, live a christian live, share your testimonies, win souls for Christ.
With this act your strength will be renewed, and your power will be restored but don't pray Sampson's prayer that made him died with the Philistines.
I am praying for you and I will continue to pray that every fetish power against you and your family will receive eternal damnation in Jesus name.
There shall be no divination against you neither shall there be any incantation against your family.
Let them gather, but whoever gather against you and your family shall be scattered In Jesus name.
Whoever speak evil against you just to destroy your reputation, may their tongue be condemn, in Jesus name.
It is well with you.

9 Things You Should Never Do, If You want to be Happy

Happiness isn't always about what you do. Happiness is often about what you don't do -- especially if it involves these nine things.

 By Jeff Hadden

If you're less than happy with your life -- either personally or professionally -- the problem isn't education, upbringing , a lack of opportunities, being held back by other people, or even bad luck.

If you're unhappy, the problem is you. While approximately 50 percent of your happiness is determined by personality traits that are largely hereditary the other 50 percent is determined by factors totally within your control: your health, your career, your relationships, and your interests and pursuits.

If you're unhappy, you have the power to change that. Since the best addition often comes from subtraction, start by deciding to do these things:

1. Never equate acquisition with satisfaction.

Psychologists call it hedonistic adaptation, the phenomenon of people's automatically shifting the joy of a new purchase back toward their emotional norm.

Or, in non-science speak, it's why that "aaah" feeling you get when you look at your new house, new car, new furniture, or new clothes quickly goes away.

The only way to recapture that "aaah" feeling is to buy something else, an addictive cycle that never leads to long-term satisfaction. Why? That's not how we're made.

Real, lasting satisfaction comes from doing, not from having. Want to feel good about yourself? Help someone.

Knowing you've made a difference in another person's life is an "aaah" that lasts forever.

It's a cycle that is also addictive -- but this time, in a good way.

2. Never mistake political gain for achievement.

Infighting, positioning, trying to look better by making other people look worse--playing politics can help get you ahead.

But if you win by politics, you ultimately lose, because political success is based on the impulses, whims, and caprices of other people -- other people you don't even like. That means today's success can be tomorrow's failure, and success or failure is largely outside your control.

Real achievements are based on merit. They can't be taken away -- by anyone.

Real success is truly satisfying.

3. Never let the fear of disapproval or criticism hold you back.

Try something different. Try something others won't try. Almost immediately, people will talk about you -- and not in a nice way.

The only way to keep people from being snide, disparaging, or judgmental is to say and do what everyone else does. Then, of course, you live their lives and not yours. And you won't be happy.

See the fact that people are talking about you as a sign you're on the right track -- yourtrack.

Your track is the happy track. Not theirs.

4. Never forget to be last.

Everyone likes to be first. But often it's better to be last: the last to give up, the last to leave, the last to keep trying, the last to hold on to principles and values.

The world is full of people who quit. The world is full of people who pivot -- even though pivot is sometimes just a fancy word for "give up."

There will always be people who are smarter, more talented, better connected, and better funded. But they don't always win.

Be the last to give up on yourself; then, even if you don't succeed, you still win.

5. Never wait for that big idea.

You won't hit the big-idea lottery. So stop trying.

Besides, even if you do come up with that elusive big idea, could you pull off the implementation? Do you have the skills, experience, and funding?

Don't feel bad. I don't either.

But here's what you do have: Plenty of small ideas. You don't need to look for a big idea if you act on your little ideas.

Happiness is a process, and processes are based on action.

6. Never be afraid to ship.

We're naturally afraid to be "done," because then our idea, our product, or our service has to sink or swim -- and we're afraid it will sink.

Maybe it will sink -- but if you don't put it out there, it can also never swim. As Seth Godin says, you have to ship. No product can be successful until it's shipped. No application can be successful until it's released. No service can be successful until it's in the field.

When in doubt, ship it out. Then make whatever you produce next a little better. And ship that. And keep going.

You can't feel proud until you ship. So ship -- a lot.

7. Never see your resume as a goal.

Many people try to collect jobs and experiences in pursuit of crafting a "winning" CV. But that's backward. Your CV is like a report card. It's just a by-product of what you've accomplished, learned, and experienced.

Don't base your life on trying to fill in the blanks on some "ideal" resume. Base your life on accomplishing your goals and dreams. Figure out what you need to do to get to where you want to be, and do those things.

Then let your resume reflect that journey.

8. Never wait.

For the right time. The right people. The right market. The right something.

Wait, and life passes you by.

The only right is right now.

Go.

9. Never think you aren't happy.

Close your eyes.

Imagine I have the power to take everything you hold dear away from you: Family, job or business, home -- everything.

And imagine I exercise that power. All of it, everything, is gone.

Would you beg and plead and offer me anything to get that life back? Would getting that life back mean everything to you? Would you realize that what you had is so much more important than what you didn't have?

Would you realize that what I just took away was pretty freaking awesome?

Of course you would.

Copyright: www.inc.com/jeff-haden