It is an insult to live in the fear of darkness.
Sunday Adelaja, The Mountain of Ignorance
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To break yourself loose from the dominion, ruler-ship and manipulation of the devil, you have to embrace light (knowledge).
The only reason for your intimidation by the devil, and your being afraid of him, or what he can do is because you are living in ignorance (darkness) which is his territory.
We can choose to live under the rulership of God or under the rulership of the devil.
Every risk that you take in order for you to come into significance is the greatest kind of risk to take.
Go all the way and let your soul be in what you are doing and there will be no limitations.
Finding meaning for life is simply coming into significance because you have been able to accomplish and fulfill your purpose.
When you know that you know to the extent of committing your life to a just cause, then nothing will be able to stop you.
If you have committed all things to impacting a life at a time, or impacting a community or society, then welcome to a life of significance.
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