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By Chioma Obinagwam

Favour is the flavour of God that covers your errors and colours your efforts.

The guest minister at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Solidrock parish, Pastor Joseph Obaro disclosed during a power service at the church on Sunday.

Citing the book of Psalm 103 in the scriptures, he noted that it is the kindness of God that gives you an edge in life.

Confiance News gathered that favour is critical in the life of man because human efforts are not enough.

He said:”You need favour because your strength is not enough.”

Citing the book of Psalm 44.3, Pastor Obaro, explained that the favour of God gave the children of Israel victory over their enemies and established them in their land.

He noted that a lack of favour would lead to a false identity of whom God has predestined you to be according to the book of Ecclesiastics 9:11.

“You don’t need to go to China to shine; Not everyone
When people call you “honourable” but your life is miserable.
Suddenly your vision has turned to television. You’re looking at your vision but you can’t achieve it.
Title without entitlement,” he said.

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