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Go The Extra Mile

And he (Zacchaeus) ran before, and climbed up into a sycomore tree to see Him (Jesus): for he (Jesus) was to pass that way. - Luke 19:4

The above verse is about a short rich top management government worker who had a goal, a purpose, a target; which is to meet with Jesus (the unchangeable Changer).

This rich man has a goal but he also had a challenge, his stature was an obstacle to him achieving his goal. The obstacle didn't deter him. He find a way by climbing on top a tree. A rich man climbs a tree!!! You hardly gonna find that these days.

How far are you willing to go to achieve your goal? Will you go the extra mile to fulfill your destiny. Obstacles will surely be on the road. Challenges will be there. Problems will be waiting for you. Will you give up or will you face it and conquer it by going the extra mile. The season you are in now is not a season to complain. Be willingly to stretch yourself.

Opportunities are missed because folks refuse to go out of their comfort zone. There maybe few opportunities in your comfort zones but there are more in that challenging zone.

The year 2016 is coming to an end. Have you achieve your target for the year? If not, you got to go the extra mile. Today is Friday. Everyday is a day of opportunity including today.

 Don't be afraid to suffer yourself for an extra mile. That rich government worker did it and guess what, he surpass his goal, target beyond his expectation.

Mediocrity is birthed when you are contented with how far you've gone and not willingly to go the extra mile.

 Today is a good day. You will not miss your opportunity.

 Every negative cycle of missed opportunities is broken over your life in Jesus Name. (AMEN).

Good Morning and I'm wishing you a lovely friday. 

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