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I can do everything

by Yvette van Niekerk
Philippians 4: 13 (TLB) For I can do everything God asks me to with the help of Christ who gives me strength and power. I find great appreciation in individuals who possess an unwavering "I can do everything" mindset. It brings me joy to collaborate with people who are eager to give their best and embrace new challenges. The ability to work diligently and persevere holds immense significance in our modern era. During my time at a remarkable company that upheld strong values, there was an expectation that if a manager or personal assistant was not present at their desk when a phone rang, anyone passing by would kindly answer the call and take a message. Similarly, if a piece of paper or tissue was found on the floor while walking down the hallway, it was expected that one would stoop down, pick it up, and properly dispose of it. This collective "I can do everything" mentality propelled the company to achieve remarkable success. Let us adopt this mantra as our own: "I can do everything God asks of me with the help of Christ, who grants me strength and power." With this mindset, failure becomes an impossibility. Prayer Oh, Lord Jesus, we stand in awe of your boundless strength and the empowering grace you bestow upon us. With you by our side, we believe that we can conquer any challenge and accomplish all things. Today, we humbly express our deepest gratitude and offer our heartfelt worship at your divine feet. In your holy name, we pray. Amen. https://www.makemoneywitha.online
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