07/06/2026
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Your sacrifices and your faith will always be evident in what you have done.
Your name may not be inscribed anywhere, but the memory of knowing that you passed this way will be remembered for a long time.
Footprints are not made instantly; they take time to craft and establish. Those made on sand easily fade away.
That is why Jesus said that those who build their houses on sandy ground will see them collapse.
Fighting is never easy. It is never enjoyable.
Remember why you are fighting.
Remember the rules. Remember the parameters within which you should fight.
Make sure that you are fighting for the right cause. Lay hold of eternal life.
This is something that has the possibility of slipping away.
Things that last are fought for.
Things that remain for a long time do not come cheaply.
Things that have a lasting impact do not happen overnight. They come through sacrifice and sustained faith.
Sometimes you even sacrifice your own thoughts. If you want to provide lasting solutions, you must think deeply and carefully.
Sometimes you become discouraged.
Someone may find Christ, not through your voice, but through your work.
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Paul said to Timothy, "Fight the good fight."
He could confidently say, "I have fought the good fight." This means it is possible. It can be done.
He continually encouraged Timothy because he himself had fought the good fight.
It does not come cheaply.
Even at your individual level, do not give up easily. Fight for the cause. Fight for your faith. Fight for what you believe in.
Uphold your convictions and never allow anything to water them down.
Paul was a human being just like us. If he could do it, we can do it too.
He said, "I have finished the race."
We may still be in the middle of the work, but you cannot imagine the feeling you will have on the day you place the last brick.
Do not compare yourself with anyone else.
If you are going to be here until the last brick is laid, stay.
