Triune Life Ministries

_"When a person doesn't like you, they team up with another person that doesn't like you. Before you know it, they form a gang of those who don't like you. But the main thing is, those people don't even like each other. They only gathered because of you. Can you see how powerful you are?" @evangelistwisdom📝

GO WHERE YOU ARE CELEBRATED! " When they underestimate you, don't argue, don't complain, just outgrow them and walk in love.  Let them lose you if they think you are not enough. If they don't see your value, allow them to walk away. Certainly, people who value you would gravitate towards you." @evangelistwisdom📝

*BE AWARE OF THE GENERATIONS OF SONS* Fathers must also recognize that the sons will have sons. If you have small kids, hug them now because they grow quickly and they leave to start their own lives. When the sons have sons, the rules of the game change. What my father did for my boy he did not do for my siblings and me, but the rules changed. Be aware that generations of sons are coming. Jacob was a mighty man, but had sons. Ruben had children. Fathers then have to begin the work of understanding interrelationships. Some of them are complex. There are fathers and sons. There are peers. There are uncles. There are servants. Fathers must develop the ability to interact and function in all of these various roles. Without this ability fathers will create conflict, and conflicts cannot be resolved in any of these realms in the same way. You do not deal with a son in the way you deal with a servant. You do not deal with a son in the way you deal with a brother. You do not deal with a son in the way you deal with an uncle. As early as possible, understand and process these different dynamics. A servant is not a son, so he does not get the same kind of judgment that a son gets. This is what fathers must consider. *Confrontation* The spirit of fathering prepares fathers to approach confrontation on many levels. Fathers may need to study conflict resolution and learn or relearn methodology to confront certain things. This is important because by nature, some of us are not confrontational. Some of us only know to confront when we are angry, but confrontation can be gentle, quiet, and controlled. Others are extremely confrontational; we can attack an issue, get it out in the open, and then leave the room and forget about it. *Tact* Fathers have to learn diplomacy and tact. Some folks, regardless of their effort, will never show statesmanship. Fathers have to train their sons how to be stately, how to walk with fear, respect and honor. This requires the use of diplomacy and tact. Sometimes when we have conflict, we think ignoring the problem makes it go away. That never happens. The conflict only metastasizes into something bigger. At other times we can neglect the conflict, as in Eli’s case, and it grows into a problem that affects people a hundred years later. The best diplomacy and tact is discipline. Absalom should be confronted from the beginning, and not ignored. He should be corrected and then his life be saved. If Absalom sons can be groomed, they will make great kings, but they miss great opportunities. There is no point in trying to use diplomacy and tact with Absalom. *Become a Gift* One of the ways fathers can develop sons to overcome areas of conflict is to come into a place of blessing where we do more than give gifts, but we become a gift. If a father cannot deal with an inner conflict, then they will be unable to resolve the conflict with others. Inner war and turmoil are the result of many things. First, incompetence causes inner conflict because a father can experience quick elevation based on his inherent weaknesses. Next, various levels of sickness provoke inner conflict when the sickness remains despite diligence in the spiritual disciplines and confessing healing scriptures. The war going on inside a father is a struggle with why the conflict is happening to him. Like Paul, he seeks the Lord three times to move this thing in his flesh 2 Corinthians 12:8. A father has to resolve areas of personal internal conflict because there will be conflict that comes with other people and other problems. The same way a father handles conflict on one level with people, he will also have to deal with it himself. https://chat.whatsapp.com/ElKaNjH1oHz6UF5yulS7b2 https://chat.whatsapp.com/ExCD9jKcKnR8wQUJqC1mSj

*JUST THINKING* : The way you perceive, process and respond to the successes of others is a major determining factor in your own success. Here are some pointers to help: *1. BE COMPASSIONATE* : No one wants to be a Failure. So when others venture out to accomplish something, pray for them and wish them well. Help if you can. *2. DON'T HATE* : Every Success comes at a price. Stop talking down on other people's progress, you have no idea how much preparation, hardwork, prayers and resilience they put in to make it happen. If you are at a loss about what to say when you see someone's success, Just say- CONGRATULATIONS! *3. CELEBRATE* : The Bible says "Rejoice with those who rejoice..." This is the way to resist the spirit of jealousy and envy. *4. DETERMINE TO BE GREAT:* Each of us has a call to greatness in some area. Never believe that you need someone to fail for you to succeed. That is a narrow minded view of life. There's enough for everyone. GOD is big like that. So, go be GREAT! Hope this made sense ?

✈️ India’s Most Tragic Plane Crash—and the Woman Who Survived by Running 10 Minutes Late On Thursday, June 12, Air India Flight 171 was scheduled to depart from Ahmedabad to London. There were 242 people on board. Just 30 seconds after takeoff, the plane crashed into a residential neighborhood. Almost everyone on board lost their lives. 👩‍🦰 Bhumi Chauhan, a 28-year-old student from the UK, was supposed to be on that flight—seat 36G. But she missed boarding… by just 10 minutes. Why? Traffic jams in the city. “I was frustrated. Angry. I cried and begged the airline staff to let me on, but they refused,” she recalls. Heartbroken, she sat down in a nearby café—ordered tea, called her travel agent to complain. And then she got the news: The very plane she missed had crashed. 😳 Bhumi survived… because of a traffic jam. Today she says: “It’s a miracle. I just wasn’t meant to be on that plane.” And this story reminds me of something important: Sometimes… – When you’re late… – When your plans fall apart… – When you’re so close to your goal but are stopped at the last moment… It’s not a punishment. It’s protection. Invisible, but precise—like clockwork. 📌 Save this post. The next time things don’t go your way, and you’re upset or angry, remember: maybe you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be. Maybe, just maybe, things are working out for the best—even if it doesn’t look that way right now. God works in mysterious ways... In all things give thanks to God🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

JUST THINKING : Life doesn’t owe you the career, health, influence or relationship you want just because you desire it. So, here are a few tips to get what you want out of life: • If you want it, ask for it. • If you want it, pursue it. • If you want it, work for it. • If you want it, endure for it. • If you want it, fight for it. • If you want it, change for it. • If you want it, stick with it. • If you want it, go back for it. • If you want it, cry for it. • If you want it, pay the price for it. • If you want it, respect it. • If you want it, apologize for it. • If you want it, don’t be ashamed of it. • If you want it, spend time with it. • If you want it, play with it. • If you want it, enjoy it. • If you want it, be vulnerable for it. • If you want it, forgive for it. • If you want it, pray for it. • If you want it, wait for it. • If you want it, honor it. • If you want it, be right for it. • If you want it, be loyal to it. • If you want it, study it. • If you want it, invest in it. • If you want it, don’t compare it. • If you want it, sacrifice for it. • If you want it, talk to it. • If you want it, listen to it. • If you want it, make room for it. • If you want it, have faith for it. • If you want it, be kind to it. • If you want it, humble yourself for it. • If you want it, celebrate it. • If you want it, trust in it. • If you want it, be honest with it. • If you want it, correct it. • If you want it, protect it. • If you want it, act like it. Hope this made little sense?

Titbits for a magical Monday morning… Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear.*~Franklin Roosevelt* The sun will rise and set regardless. What we choose to do with the light while it's here is up to us.*~Alexandra Elle* There is no such thing as too much sparkle. If anyone thinks you're shining too brightly, kindly suggest they get some good sunglasses. Sparkle on.*~Margaret*