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What is natural?
This is when Eve ate the forbidden fruit.
What is Supernatural?
This is when Abraham left his father's house to a land he doesn't know.

What is natural?
This is when Esau gave out his birthright for pottage.
What is supernatural?
This is when Jacob wrestled with an angel till he caught the blessings.

What is natural?
This is when Haman facilitated a decree to destroy the Jews.
What is supernatural?
This is when Esther fasted 3days and the evil decree was reversed.

What is natural?
This is when wine was bought at the wedding at Cana.
What is supernatural?
This is when Jesus produced wine from water at Cana.

What is natural?
This is when handkerchief cleans a sweat.
What is supernatural?
This is when handkerchief carries healing virtue.

What is natural?
This is when a shadow is cast in sunlight.
What is supernatural?
This is when a shadow begins to heal the sick.

Are you ready for the SUPERNATURAL?
3 Sundays of the supernatural tagged OPEN HEAVEN.

This Sunday 26th of March 2017 be my guest at Omega fire Ministry Lagos. For an evening of worship and thanksgiving.
With great ministers of God.
1.Pstr Excel
1.Kenny Kore of infinity group
2. Minister Charles
3. Minister Ife

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7 WAYS TO MAKE BAD DECISIONS

None of us set out to make bad decisions, but sometimes the way we make them can significantly increase or decrease the chance the quality of our decisions.

Granted, I’ve learned from every bad decision I’ve made. And I’ve even repeated a few of them a few times—and still learned something. But, as much as I can, I want to make better decisions—the first time.

In my experience, there are a few common factors that lead to making a bad decision.

Here are 7 ways to make bad decisions:

1. MAKE THEM TOO FAST – I’ve learned that haste does indeed make waste. I make lots of decisions each day. I would be a poor leader if I couldn’t make most of them quickly. I’d always be stalled from my potential. When the potential outcome is significant, however, the more time I can give to it the less likely I am to make a mistake—certainly the ones that could have been avoided with more thought. Learning when to wait, seek God, the counsel of others, and for better personal discernment is part of maturing, but can help us avoid some of the more costly bad decisions.

2. MAKE THEM TOO SLOW – Equally true, there are times when a fast decision is easy; even prudent. If I know the right answer—if it has a Biblical basis, for example, or my conscience is clearly convicted—but it is simply hard to implement, I’ve learned that waiting seldom makes the decision easier and often only complicates the process. I’m more likely to make a bad decision the longer I wait.

3. MAKE THEM TO KEEP PEOPLE HAPPY – The right decision is seldom the popular decision. People pleasing as a decision motivator rarely accomplishes matters of worth. It often makes the worst decision of the options available.

4. MAKE THEM WHEN ANGRY – I don’t know about you, but I don’t think clearly when my emotions get in the way. If I’m angry—or emotional in any other way—I tend to overreact or under react. Emotionally based decisions, especially immediate decisions, are often ones I tend to regret later.

5. MAKE THEM ALONE – “Without counsel plans fail, but with many advisers they succeed.” (Proverbs 15:22) A part of leadership involves standing alone at times, but rarely are we really alone. We should always walk in the counsel of God’s Spirit, and, in my experience, even when I have to make the decision seemingly alone—if I’m making wise decisions—it’s not really that I’m alone. I’m just ahead of where others know we need to go, but haven’t yet been willing to go. Building a collaborative environment as much as possible helps me avoid bad decisions.

6. MAKE THEM REACTIONARY – Ultimately we want to work from a plan. We want to make decisions before the decision is needed. We want proactive decision-making. That’s obviously not always possible, but in my experience, I’m more likely to make a bad decision when I’m reacting to a situation, rather than having thought about the scenario and my response beforehand.

7. MAKE THEM OUT OF FEAR – We are called to walk by faith, yet fear is often a more powerful initiator. But I’ve learned, when I decide because I’m afraid to—or not to—do something, I almost always make a mistake. Following my faith gut, even when afraid, is part of leadership. And part of life.

I’m sure there are many other ways to make a bad decision.