SUCCESS BUTTONS BY DAVID O. OYEDEPO

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In this book you will learn how to be successful the bible way. Christians are destined for success but most Christians are not aware of it for lack of knowledge.

In this book the writer opens our hearts to Bible passages where God had made us rich and successful. It is our birth right.

According to the writer, success belongs to those who do the word. Many Christians are busy doing nothing. They are in a hurry going no way. They do not take time to look into the word to discover what produces success, a diligent application of gospel truth spectacular success results.

Discovery brings recovery, when you discover what plan God has for you in success, you are set on the way to successful living. The writer also enjoins us to guard our mind. The mind is the arena of battle. It is where ideas are harnessed and hatched. It is where thoughts spring up. The greatest schemes in the world today are products of thoughts and thoughts originates from the mind.

The mind is the battle ground for success or failure, prosperity or poverty, health or sickness and disease, favour or disfavor. It is the mind, that is where the stronghold is.

The writer also talked of wisdom, discipline and the place for hard work.
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