And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose Romans 8:28 King James Version
✓ When God wants to humble the wise, He causes what people tagged “a bad omen” to conceive what is good. When God wants to prove the wise wrong, He causes what is called “a bad thing” to produce what is good. When what is bad produces what is good, the wise are made to unravel the wisdom of God behind the mystery ™
✓ What you are referring to as “my past failure” is the best thing that has happened to your life. Your failure is good because it has taught you to get it right where you once got it wrong and it has empowered you to do it better where you had demonstrated a chicken heart. Your failure is good because it has taught you to be strong where you were once weak and it has taught you to be careful where you were once careless ™
✓ A failure is better than a man who hasn’t tried at all. Your failure has placed you ahead of the man who has failed to give it a trial. You are better off with your failure at hand. The failure has come to make you a better person and it has made you more fit than how you were before. If you haven’t failed, you wouldn’t have realized your better self. Your past failure has made you better and stronger ™
✓ Your past failure has demonstrated your humanity beyond your spirituality. Your failure shows you can fail at any given time. Failure is a coach. Anything that coaches you makes you a better person. Your ability to see what is good about your past failure saves you from accommodating regrets. Unless you can see the golden treasures your past failure has deposited into your character traits you won’t stop judging yourself unnecessarily ™
✓ No one is failure-free. You can’t stop searching in vain, if you are still looking for a perfect human being or a failure-free person. If you think you are doomed as a result of your past failure, wait a minute to see meet a person whose past failure is worse off. You aren’t a failure unless you admit you are one. Public opinions do not make you a failure unless you admit you are a failure ™
✓ You are in a better position mentally, spiritually, maritally and experientially to help those who are failing or those who shall fail in the future. You are better than your accusers and condemners. Failure gives experience that can’t be accessed academically. Experience enhances excellence. Experience enhances possession. You can only be possessive of what you’ve been through. Your failure is a good teacher of life. You are not a failure ™
✓ Be yourself. Be real. There is no failure-free person anywhere in the world. Do not be intimidated by proud words of your condemners. You are better than your accusers and condemners. It is better to fail and learn a good lesson to manage the fortunes of the future than to go through life without giving it a trial. Were you cheated? Move on. Were you divorced? Move on. Were you duped? Move on. Your failure is good. Move on ™
✓ What you believe determines what you can survive. You can never see the better you and you can never move on to the next level of life, if you are a type who is too conscious of what people shall say. You must understand that the person who is accusing, judging and condemning you has secretly done a more terrible mistake than the mistake you are being accused of. You can never progress if you are interested in the opinions of the public. You are what you choose to believe. Be yourself. Be real. Do not fake your life. God loves real people ™
✓ Public testimony is far lesser in value compared to the testimony of God about you. What God sees you about you is the best. If a man says you are bad but God says you are good, the case is settled. The person who hasn’t failed for once let him or her raise up their hands. You are not a failure unless you admit you are. You can’t move forward unless you overcome public opinions about your person. God is intentional about you. Everything you went through works together for your own good. Your failure is good ™
God’s word through Olumogba Sefunmi Abraham, Nigeria
