Femi Lazarus warns leaders not to turn personal limitations into doctrine. God's Word stands on its own, not on whether you've experienced what it promises. Abraham trusted God's promise of a child before he had one.
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If you are a leader, you speak to people. Never make your limitation a doctrine. See, listen to what I'm saying. Listen to what I'm saying. What that means is that you can be praying for people for fruitfulness while you are still waiting for the fruit of the womb. It is not your testimony that validates scripture. The word is true regardless of our experience. Do you understand what I'm saying now? I can come to a place and I'm still trusting God for things, and I'm the one God is used to teach it. You don't look at my life and say, if this thing is true, why don't you have it? Abraham was the father of nations. Did he have a child? Because— are you following what I'm saying here? So that if something is not available in an aspect in your life, it will not be the devil shutting you up in that aspect. So what happens over the years is that people can look at their limitation and find the way to look for scriptures for it. And I tell you, wrong people can be bold. Get the full message on Femi Lazarus Digital Library app today.