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Colossians  3:1 "If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God."
 3:2 "Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth."

As a Christian, one thing you should understand is that your focus must be different. Your focus must be on those things God has positioned for you. For example, one of the things God has set for you in Christ is constant victory(2Cor2:14), so you must set your priority & focus on seeing victory in every situation, you must not entertain any thought of failure. Well, you may say "Tobi, I've been trusting God for this certain thing in a long time and I haven't seen any positivity", well, it's not over until you win. Until you see the result of what you desire, you don't give up. God has a script written for you, you're like an Actor acting a script and in that script, its not over until you win. The truth about it is many of us give up too soon, we begin to set our focus on the possibility of that thing not happening again or the possibility of failure just setting in, oh No!, you must have a stubborn focus on the things above!. Have you ever watched a football match you expected your team to win, and you got up 90 mins to go when your team trailed 1-0, thinking your team had lost, and in the additional time given, your team equalizes, and then later wins the game, perhaps in extra time or penalties. Friend, in God there is always an " additional" time, that's the time your victory though had tarried manifests. Set your affection on victory, progress, and success. Its never ever over until you win!!!.

(Daily Nuggets with Tobi Adebayo)

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