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HOW WEALTH AND INFLUENCE ATTRACT CLOSER ATTENTION 💀🔥 When a man’s financial status and influence rise, the dynamics around him often change noticeably. Wealth and visibility tend to draw people closer, especially those who are attracted to access, lifestyle and perceived security rather than genuine connection. Influential men are...

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BEFORE GOD LIFTS YOU, HE BUILDS YOU There are things that fame, wealth, influence, titles, and success can do to a person if they have not first been built by God. That is why God insists on working on you before bringing you into visibility. He wants to build your character so that when influence comes, it does not distract or destroy you. The day you become celebrated, entrusted with great resources, or honoured by many is the day your training will be tested. God desires to raise men and women who can stand in the midst of influence, wealth, and applause without losing their devotion to Him. If your prayer life is sustained only by your needs, what happens when those needs are met? If your pursuit of God is driven only by the desire for open doors, what happens when every door opens? God is raising believers whose language is no longer, "Lord, give me," but "Your Kingdom. Your glory. Your will." Men and women whose hearts remain steadfast regardless of what He entrusts to them. Many believers believe they are ready to steward God's programme, yet history has shown that money, influence, promotion, and open doors have changed many people. This is why God's process cannot be bypassed. Allow Him to train you. Allow Him to prune you. The depth of your preparation will determine the weight of the assignment you can faithfully carry. Watch the full sermon titled "God’s Emphasis For The Hour (A Call For Discernment And Alignment)” on the Koinonia Global YouTube channel. #ApostleJoshuaSelman #GodsEmphasisForTheHour #ACallForDiscernmentAndAlignment #KoinoniaAbuja #KoinoniaGlobal

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Torsten Prochnow

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