In this sermon, Hesed Ojieh exhorts listeners to remain steadfast in the purpose God has assigned to them, urging them not to let current hardships define their destiny. He emphasizes the necessity of passion, perseverance, and fighting through opposition, using biblical narratives—particularly Moses’ 40‑day mountaintop encounter and the delivery of the Ten Commandments—as a paradigm of divine testing and reward. Ojieh challenges believers to consider whether they will quit when faced with marital or personal struggles, asserting that true power and momentum arise from confronting problems, which first must be won in the mind. He concludes with a prayer for continued strength, momentum, and unwavering belief in God’s dream for each individual.
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You have to be who God has called you to be, anywhere, anyplace. You have to be passionate about what God has called you to be. Don't be limited. Don't allow what you're going through to define what you need to go through. Everybody has a fight. Everybody has a fight. Everyone has a fight. There are some challenges that you will face that will build you to where God wants you to be. Let me tell you, nobody gets to the mountaintop without fighting, without fighting. Moses fought the people. There were differences, sex selections, situations that was hindering Moses and the mind of Moses. The people were playing with the mind of Moses, and Moses needed a breakthrough. There was resistance, opposition, aggression, forces. It will stop you, but would you stop? Moses had to climb to the mountaintop to meet with God 40 days and 40 nights. For 39 nights, Bible didn't say God spoke, but on the last day, God gave him the Ten Commandments. When he came down, the people could not recognize his face. Let me tell you, obi, stop, stop crying. You will be stopped in your marriage. Things might not work out in your marriage, but are you going to stop? That is the question. Are you going to stop or are you going to fight? Are you going to stop or are you going to fight? That's the question. I pray for you that you will not lose your strength, your momentum. You will not lose the very thing that you believe God for. You will not lose the very thing that you believe God, the dream, the purpose, then you fight for it. Problems produces power. Problems produces power. Problems produces strategies that brings power. Nobody gets power without fight, without force. Get up and fight. The battle is first won in the mind before it's won externally. And I'm praying for you.
