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Why you need to break hard rocks in your life

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By Chioma Obinagwam

There’s need to break the hard rocks in your life if you must succeed in your walk with God.

Confiance News gathered from Pastor Debola Atoyebi, a Minister at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) on Sunday.

According to Atoyebi, the hard rocks include, unforgiveness, envy, self pity, homosexuality, among others, which requires determination and discipline to achieve.

She said, “To break hard rock requires hard work, and some sleepless nights. Some of us sleep too much.

“Some of the rocks we are dealing with are envy, sin, unforgiveness, homosexuality.”

The pastor also pointed that christians are always quick to ask God for favours but hardly bother to know what God wants from them.

“If you don’t sit with Jesus, it will be difficult to know where to go. When last did you sit with God and ask God where is your burden. God share your burden with me. God what is your burden. God has burdens,” she said.

 

 

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