Apostle A.G Ministry

23/03/2026

Think before you cut your way back.
Some decisions don’t give second chances.

Your decision is rather making you you or destroying you,be mindful of your decision

Plan first, act later.


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21/03/2026

If the devil can't make you sin, then he'll often wage war on your mind.

Biblically, your mind is more than just your brain. Your brain is an organ that processes mental activities. The mind is a deeper, more intimate part of your being, integrating your brain, heart, and soul.

This is why we're called to renew our minds (Rom. 12:2), have the mind of Christ (1 Cor. 2:16), etc. These verses aren't calling us to renew our brains or have the brain of Christ, but to have the inward spirit within us, our minds, to be set on the right things.

And when your mind is infiltrated with lies or focused on the wrong thing, destruction happens.

Very often, the root of one's anxiety, depression, or constant negative thinking is a symptom of the mind not being fixated on what is good, right, and true.

This is why it's so essential that we protect our minds, Christians.

Cast your mind to the cross, to the gospel, to the promises of God, to our eternal security in Jesus, to the lovingkindness of our heavenly Father, to the hope of Heaven, and you will "be transformed...so that you may discern what is the good, pleasing, and perfect will of God" (Rom. 12:2).

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21/03/2026

You're in a moment right now.

Could be small. Could be massive. Hard to tell in real time.

But here's what I know: if you don't decide what this moment means, it'll decide for you.

You can let it pass. Let it break you. Let it become another reason you didn't.

Or you can grab it and say, "THIS is where it changes."

The moment doesn't care either way. But you will.

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21/03/2026

I'VE TO MYSELF AT ALL .

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

SOME PEOPLE ARE IN THE WRONG ENVIRONMENT.

No matter how hardworking, talented, or determined they are, their success becomes limited by the environment they operate in.

Imagine a fish and a horse placed on the same race track. The horse will naturally excel, while the fish will struggle not because the fish is weak, but because the environment does not support its strength.

Many people today are frustrated, not because they lack potential, but because they are functioning in the wrong environment.

You may be: In the wrong circle. In the wrong career path. In the wrong relationship. In the wrong location.
Surrounded by the wrong mindset
And then you begin to doubt yourself.

The truth is: A fish is powerful in water. A horse is powerful on land.
But once you place a fish on a race track, its abilities are automatically restricted.

Your environment can either limit you or empower you. Struggling constantly may be a sign you are in the wrong space. The right environment reveals your true potential effortlessly.

Sometimes, the problem is not your ability. Sometimes, the problem is your environment. Change your environment, and you may change your results.

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CORRIDORS OF DESTINY

08/03/2026

T.D. Jakes: a catalyst for positive change .D. Jakes

08/03/2026

BE ORIENTED
THE KEYS THAT SEPERATE THE SUCCESSFUL AND UNSUCCESSFUL IS ACTION.

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08/03/2026

The story of Rahab appears in the Book of Joshua 2:1–21. When two Israelite spies entered Jericho, they found refuge in the house of Rahab.

The Bible introduces her in a way many people would immediately judge: Rahab the harlot. That was her reputation. That was how society knew her.

But heaven was not focused on her past. Heaven was watching her faith.

When the spies arrived, Rahab hid them on her roof and protected them from the king's soldiers who were searching for them. But what makes the story powerful is not just what she did, but what she believed.

Rahab said something remarkable: "For the Lord your God, He is God in heaven above and on earth beneath." Joshua 2:11

She had heard about the God of Israel. She heard how He opened the Red Sea. She heard how He defeated kings before Israel. While the rest of Jericho was paralyzed by fear, Rahab recognized something deeper: God was moving.

And she made a decision that changed her destiny. She aligned herself with the God who was moving.

But there is another detail in this story that is easy to miss. Rahab was also rightly positioned.

The Bible tells us in the Book of Joshua 2:15 that her house was built on the city wall. That meant her home was located at the edge of the city, a place where travelers entering Jericho would easily pass.

For the kind of work she was doing at the time, it was the perfect location. What may have originally served a worldly purpose became the very position God used to bring destiny to her door.

This teaches us something important about life.

Position matters. You can achieve more in life by being in the right place at the right time than by being in the wrong place trying to force your way into the right place.

Rahab's past may have been messy, but she was positioned where her moment of destiny could find her.

Because she protected the spies, they made her a promise. When Jericho would fall, she and her family would be spared if she placed a scarlet cord in her window. And when the walls of Jericho collapsed, Rahab and her household were saved.

But the story does not end there. Rahab later became part of Israel and appears in the genealogy of Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Matthew 1:5.

Think about that for a moment.

A woman once defined by her past became part of the lineage through which the Savior of the world came.

And that is one of the most powerful lessons from her life.

Rahab teaches us that your past does not have to cancel your future.

This is also a message for anyone who feels like their past is messy. Maybe people still know you by something you did years ago. Maybe there are decisions you wish you could go back and change. Maybe life introduced you to environments, addictions, or behaviors that shaped your story in ways you are not proud of.

But Rahab shows us something important.

There comes a moment in life when you must course-correct.

You sense that this is the moment where your story can change. The moment where you stop letting yesterday define tomorrow. The moment where you decide that what happened before will not determine what God can still do through you.

Rahab recognized that moment. She did not let her past make her miss her future. She saw the opportunity to stand with God, and she took it.

And that single decision placed her name in the history of those who walked by faith.

There is also something very profound about the scarlet cord she placed in the window. Many theologians believe it symbolizes redemption. Just as that scarlet cord marked the house that would be spared from destruction, the blood of Christ marks the lives that are saved.

The cord hanging from Rahab's window became the sign that judgment would pass over her house.

In the same way, Christ became the sign of salvation for us.

We all have a past. Not everyone started life in a perfect environment. But your story is not finished because of where you began.

Rahab proves that when faith meets courage and when you recognize your moment, even a life that once looked ordinary or broken can become part of something eternal.

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07/03/2026

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02/03/2026

"Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial, for when he has stood the test he will receive the crown of life." : James 1:12

Trials aren't there to stop you; they are there to forge you. Spiritual grit is developed in the climb, not on the couch.

Stand firm. Keep climbing.

28/02/2026

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