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Keys To Success In Ministry
Contributed by Kayode Omotoso on Jul 7, 2014 (message contributor)
There are God-given keys for success in ministry, employing science, philosophy or marketing principles is pure aberration.
1. Courage, strength of character and addiction to the word of God. Josh1:4-10.
2. Vision and patience. Hab2:2-3.
3. Willingness and selflessness. 1Pet5:1-4.
4. Separation. Dan1:8-20; Isa52:11-12.
5. Anointing and boldness. Jer1:4-10.
6. Patience and wisdom. 1Sam13:6-14; Eccl10:10b
7. Absolute obedience. 1Sam15:22-24.
8. Faith. Heb11; Dan3:8-30.
NB: The list is in no way exhaustive nor in any particular order.
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