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Four ways to build resilience in hard times

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Hard times are periods of difficulty, struggle, or adversity in life. Although it is a natural part of life, there are ways to navigate it successfully.

Speaking at the Treasured Sisters Conference which took place on Saturday at Solidrock Parish Ojodu, Lagos State, Pastor Yomi Molehin said: “If you ask anyone, they will say times are hard. Hard times have been prophesied. Hard times are normal but you can be shielded from it. Do you remember that God used a raven to feed the prophet Elijah?”

Confiance News gathered that hard times and difficult times will always exist but God has promised to settle his own children.

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To successfully navigate hard times, Molehin who read from the books of Ephesians 1:3 and Romans 8:32 in the scriptures, advises Christians to understand that they are unique beings whose needs are divinely supplied by God.

“You must recognise that your case is different. We are very quick to use our mouths to confess negative things. God has given us the best how shall he not on his own give us the rest. You must operate from that frame of mind that your case is different. Sometimes people look at Christianity as theory; Christianity is practical,” he said.

Molehin added that Christians should strive to strengthen their faith.

He said: “Build up your faith. We are expected to operate from a place of being empowered and not from a place of being weak.”

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