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The purpose of salvation is not merely for us to exist. NO. God called us to fulfil purpose, influence our generation, and bring glory to His name. Peter declares: “But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people...” — 1 Peter 2:9 To be chosen by God is to be separated for a divine purpose. We are created for greatness. True greatness is becoming everything God ordained you to become and using your life to fulfil His purpose.  Mediocrity is a corruption of God's original purpose for us and must be rejected. Let Us Pray 1. Father, thank You because You have chosen me for Your purpose and glory. Let my life fulfil Your divine agenda, in Jesus' name. 2. Every power assigned to keep me small, stagnant, and insignificant, be broken in the name of Jesus! 3. Father, deliver me from every mentality of mediocrity and plant in me a mindset of excellence, in Jesus' name. 4. Every limitation placed upon my destiny, break now by the power of the Ho...

  Scripture Reference Genesis 37, 39–45 (Joseph’s story) Introduction Family relationships are divinely availed us by God. We don't choose them. They are designed to nurture, protect, and shape individuals. Yet, within families, conflicts, jealousy, misunderstandings, and favoritism often arise. The story of Joseph and his brothers teaches lessons on how to handle family relationships, respond to betrayal, practice forgiveness, and cultivate unity in the family. Joseph’s journey from being a favoured son to slavery, from prisoner to Prime Minister of Egypt, reveals how God’s principles for family life and personal character can transform even the most strained relationships. 1. The Context Joseph’s Position in the Family : Joseph was the eleventh son of Jacob but the firstborn of Rachel, Jacob’s beloved wife (Genesis 37:3). Joseph was born into a polygamous home with great rivalry between co-wives. He was favoured by his father above his ten half-siblings, which led to envy among h...