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WHAT WILL YOU BE REMEMBERED FOR? BY TRAILBLAZER AREGBESOLA BUNMI




WHAT WILL YOU BE REMEMBERED FOR? 
BY TRAILBLAZER AREGBESOLA BUNMI

Each time we read of some patriarchs of faith, our hearts leap for joy. We can't stop talking about their impacts in their generation. There was a woman of God I respect so much who once served in the state I am currently serving. People have not stopped talking about the impacts she made in her time. People haven't stopped talking about her love and hunger for God. 

Each time I want to lose my guard and I remember her, I just know I must not fail my generation. I just know I must have sense. I just know there is  a generation following my footsteps and therefore I can't afford to live carelessly. 

Man of God, what heritage will you  leave behind when you are gone? What will your generation and the ones to come have to say about you? What footprints are you leaving behind? 

Can people remember you and want to love God? Can people trace their way back to God when they they hear of your walk with God? Can generations to come say boldly that they want to serve your God? 

Think upon these things and make a change. Remember that your generations are tied to you. Remember that you won't be here forever. Make every second of your life count. 

A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children, but a sinner’s wealth is stored up for the righteous. Proverbs 13:22

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