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The true life is the ordinary life. The real life is the ordinary life. By God’s design, you’re meant to live a simple life.

The Provincial Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG ), Pastor Bola Odutola disclosed on Sunday.

“There is a life that is truly life, there is a life that will not be wasted. May we not live in vain. A Christian must see to it to take necessary and urgent steps to see that he lives a life of God’s standards.”

He noted that the only reason we are created is to serve God’s purpose.

Citing the book of Acts Chapter 13:36 in the scriptures, he said, “You are called to serve God’s purpose. You are called to serve your generation by the will of God.”

Reading from the book of Luke 12:21-23, He said: “You are called to be rich towards God.”

“If God should put some money in your hand, what you will do with it determines whether you will serve God with it or your generation,” he continued.

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