As a true craftsman,
you are called to be a living sacrifice and a vessel unto honour. A layman
seeks quick fixes when out of form, but a craftsman understands that true
blessing flows from depth, discipline, and devotion. Your craft must be
sustained by unbroken intimacy with God (through worship, prayer, sacrifice,
giving, and fasting).
The life of a
craftsman is a life of spiritual warfare. You must endure hardness as a good
soldier of Jesus Christ, with integrity that is non‑negotiable and holiness as
a prerequisite. Your obedience must be unquestionable. Day and night, you must
service your altar until it becomes an altar that uproots other altars – where
ancient demonic strongholds are dismantled by the power of God.
God’s grace is
available. God will hold you by the hand, but your responsibility is to remain
focused. Grace does not replace prayer, fasting, or worship; it empowers them.
Giving must be your
lifestyle. Do not prioritize savings and investments at the expense of Kingdom
needs. In the marketplace, men are missionaries with wings. Money without
anointing is not true craftsmanship.
Work smart but worship
hard.
Work smart but pray
hard.
Work smart but study
the Scriptures hard.
Service your altar day
and night. What God has spoken concerning you is yearning for expression. It
is time.
II Timothy 2 vs 22 (NIV): Flee the evil desires of youth and pursue
righteousness, faith, love and peace, along with those who call on the
Lord out of a pure heart.
II Timothy 2 vs 3 – 4 (NIV): Join with me in suffering, like a good
soldier of Christ Jesus. No one serving as a soldier gets entangled
in civilian affairs but rather tries to please his commanding officer.
by Ndubuisi Okafor.
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