04/06/2026
Worker Meeting of Grace and Business Breakthrough, Oshodi
Worker Mindset
A Mindset of Service: Firstly, I am here to serve. You should be driven by a desire to serve others just as our Lord Jesus served until deathโa life of sacrifice.
1. Empathy and Compassion
You must understand the struggles of everyone who comes to church/service. People come from different backgrounds, cultures, and circumstances. Some are Muslims, while others may come from entirely different places and beliefs.
In that regard, you must make everyone feel comfortable and welcome, irrespective of their background. Matthew 15:32
2. Understand That Relationships Extend Beyond This Place
Your relationship with people should not be limited to church alone. We may meet them only once a week, but you can cross paths with them elsewhere.
At some point, they could become business partners, colleagues, or important connections in life. Therefore, treat everyone with respect and value every interaction.
3. Faithfulness and Integrity
You must be faithful to God, to your work, and to your conscience. People should be able to rely on you and trust your character. Be dependable, consistent, and steadfast in all that you do.
Do not be unstable or unreliable. Let your actions reflect honesty, commitment, and integrity.
Philippians 4:8
4. Be Teachable
Do not be overly rigid or too proud to learn. No one knows it all. If someone comes into the ministry and possesses knowledge or experience greater than yours in a particular area, be humble enough to learn from them.
Remain open to correction, growth, and new insights. It is possible that God has brought that person into your life or this ministry for a purpose, including teaching you something valuable.
A teachable spirit fosters growth, wisdom, and maturity in both service and leadership.
Proverbs 23:12
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Shalom!!!