Through wisdom is an house builded; and by understanding it is established: And by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with all precious and pleasant riches.

Make Money: How to Find 5 Things You Can Sell, Make Money & Without Creating Anything New You’re sitting on a goldmine, but you keep waiting to “create” something new. Truth is: you already have sellable value. You just haven’t seen it yet. Many professionals & entrepreneurs already have what people would pay for, they just don’t know how to extract it, position it, and sell it. The value is in your head, your history, your hard drive, your hands. Let’s uncover 5 sellable assets you already own. In a few minutes, I will help you find 5 powerful things you can sell right now, without creating anything new. 1. Your Process You have a way of doing something that works, whether it’s writing proposals, recruiting talent, closing deals, parenting, or getting out of debt. ✅ Package it as: – A template – A checklist – A mini training – A process map People don’t buy information. They buy shortcuts ~ Dr. Joybert Javnyuy Free download 3 in 1 templates (a free course also) to help you Identify, Package & Profit from What You Know (skills & experience) https://stan.store/Joybert 2. Your Past Work Old presentations, proposals, spreadsheets, research, even recorded Zoom calls… ✅ Package it as: – A digital bundle – Swipe file – Resource vault – Framework archive What you’ve already used once… can be sold many times. 3. Your Conversations Your WhatsApp chats, DMs, voice notes, and coaching calls are filled with answers people are already seeking. ✅ Package it as: – Q&A vault – Ebook of answers – Private podcast – “Ask me anything” compilation You’ve been dropping gems and wisdom. Now it’s time to get paid for them. ~ Dr. Joybert Javnyuy 4. Your Results You lost weight. Built a business. Got scholarships. Raised capital. What you did, others want to do. And they’ll pay for your roadmap. ✅ Package it as: – Case study + breakdown – Before-after + method – Story + strategy + step-by-step – “How I did it” walkthrough Your journey is a monetizable blueprint. 5. Your Skills in Action You’ve written CVs, run ads, managed teams, planned events, built websites, launched a product, or solved a hard problem. ✅ Package it as: – Done-for-you service – 1-on-1 consultation – Skill-based micro-cohort – Weekend implementation session You don’t need new tools. You need to put your tools to work. Free download 3 in 1 templates (a free course also) to help you Identify, Package & Profit from What You Know (skills & experience) https://stan.store/Joybert 6. BONUS: Your Failures Yes. Even your mistakes are monetizable. Especially if you survived what others are afraid of starting. ✅ Package it as: – “Don’t do this” training – Lessons from failure – Recovery & reset plan – Anti-blueprint Cautionary wisdom is a valuable product in this generation. ~ Dr. Joybert Javnyuy 7. Use This 5-Box Audit To Start Now: Take a piece of paper. Divide into 5 sections: a) What have I done more than 3 times? b) What do people ask me for advice on? c) What tools/templates have I created for myself? d) What outcomes have I achieved? e) What did I learn the hard way? That’s your product line. Due to my busy schedule I have stopped posting daily these type of strategy articles like this in this group. To receive more strategies daily join my WhatsApp channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaDx298KmCPKgNd9j93W 8. From Value to Offer in 3 Simple Moves: - Pick ONE of the assets above - Package it in a simple, useful format (PDF, 30-min call, Google Doc, etc.) - Put a price on it (even $10 is a start) You don’t need a big launch. You need a bold clear offer. 9. Your Audience Doesn’t Need More Content, They Need a Way to WIN. You don’t need to wait to be perfect. You need to give people something that makes their life easier, faster, cheaper, better. That’s the job of a product and you can create one without starting from scratch. 10. Clarity Kills Overwhelm. Execution Kills Fear. Don’t wait to be ready. Start with what’s real. You already have value. The market is not waiting for new. It’s waiting for what is clear, useful and essential. 💬 COMMENT “SELLABLE” if this impacted you to take action today. And if you lead a team, community, or cohort and want me to train your people on how to monetize what they already have, let’s talk. Dr. Joybert Javnyuy Free download 3 in 1 templates (a free course also) to help you Identify, Package & Profit from What You Know (skills & experience) https://stan.store/Joybert

*Wednesday Wisdom* *10 Success and Life Lessons from Billionaire Tyler Perry* *And Why Achieving Your Dreams Matters Because Other People's Dreams Depend on It* *Written by Dr. Laide Okubena* *From Grass to Grace: The Tyler Perry Story* Tyler Perry’s journey didn’t begin in luxury, influence, or success. It began in pain, poverty, and a broken home. He was born into a household marred by abuse and trauma. As a child, he endured physical and emotional suffering. In fact, he once legally changed his first name from Emmitt to Tyler to distance himself from his abusive father. But amid the storms, Tyler found healing in writing. He started penning letters to himself, a practice inspired by an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Those letters would eventually birth scripts—scripts no one wanted to see at first. He lived in his car for months. His plays flopped. Critics dismissed him. Audiences ignored him. But he didn’t give up. Fast forward years later—Tyler Perry built a $250 million film studio in Atlanta, Georgia, on what used to be a Confederate military base. That land, once a symbol of slavery, now hosts stories told by a Black man for the world to see. He is not just a filmmaker; he is a movement. He is a billionaire today, not because of luck, but because of relentless persistence. *Now, let’s dive into 10 Success and Life Lessons You Can Learn From Tyler Perry:* *1. Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Future* Tyler’s abusive childhood didn’t stop him from rising. No matter your background, you can re-write your story—one choice at a time. *2. Start Small, Dream Big* His first play, I Know I’ve Been Changed, had just 30 people in the audience—and many were friends he gave free tickets to. Still, he kept going. *3. Believe in What You’re Building Even When No One Else Does* When others told him to quit, he reinvested his last savings into another show. That decision changed everything. Faith in your dream must be louder than the noise around you. *4. Turn Your Pain Into Purpose* He used his trauma as the foundation of his characters, especially Madea—a tough, hilarious woman shaped from the matriarchs in his life. Your deepest wound can be your greatest well of creativity. *5. Success is Inevitable When You Refuse to Quit* Most people quit when it's hard. Tyler Perry kept showing up when it didn’t make sense. That consistency eventually paid off. Winners keep showing up. *6. Ownership is Power* *He didn’t wait for Hollywood’s validation.* He built his own studio. He owns his content. He licenses, not sells. Never beg for a seat at the table—build your own. *7. Your Dream is Bigger Than You* Perry said, “While you’re running from your calling, someone is waiting for you to show up.” Your success creates a path for others. Your failure may block them. *8. Create Jobs, Not Just Wealth* His Atlanta studio employs hundreds of creatives, giving opportunities to actors, set designers, and crew members who might never get a shot in mainstream Hollywood. Be a channel of value, not just a container of money. *9. You Are the Brand—Protect It* Perry is intentional about his image, values, and mission. Your reputation is the most valuable currency in the long game. *10. Stay Humble, Stay Hungry* Even after billions, he remains grounded. He still speaks about faith, family, and his humble beginnings. Stay close to your source. The higher you rise, the deeper your roots must be. *Why Your Success Matters More Than You Think* Someone is praying for you to succeed. Maybe it’s your children watching your every move… maybe it’s a community, or even a stranger you don’t know yet. Tyler Perry’s breakthrough didn’t just benefit him—it broke generational curses for thousands of others. Your dream is not selfish—it is sacrificial. Because once you succeed, you make room for others to rise too. *Practical Tips From Tyler Perry’s Journey* 1.Write down your vision daily. Keep it in front of you. 2.Start with what you have. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. 3.Be consistent. Show up even when it’s hard. 4.Own your narrative. Don’t let others define you. Not Even Your Parents should define you or a Pastor or an Imam or Even a Mentor you look up to , it is God that determines what you can become, not an Human being like you. 5.Turn rejection into redirection. 6.Invest in yourself. Take that course. Learn that skill. 7.Build your audience. Don’t chase popularity—grow impact. 8.Pray or meditate. Stay connected to your center. 9.Save and reinvest. Use profits to expand your dream. 10.Lift others as you climb. Success that doesn't empower others is short-lived. *Question of the Day* What dream are you sitting on right now that could transform lives—if only you dared to pursue it? *Task of the Day* ✅ Write down one bold dream that scares you. ✅ List 3 small actions you can take in the next 24 hours to move closer to it. ✅ Identify one person whose life could change if you succeed. Keep their name in front of you. Let that drive you. *Remember: Someone is waiting for you to win so they can begin.*

TODAY WISDOM *10 Success and Life Lessons from Billionaire Tyler Perry* *And Why Achieving Your Dreams Matters Because Other People's Dreams Depend on It* *From Grass to Grace: The Tyler Perry Story* Tyler Perry’s journey didn’t begin in luxury, influence, or success. It began in pain, poverty, and a broken home. He was born into a household marred by abuse and trauma. As a child, he endured physical and emotional suffering. In fact, he once legally changed his first name from Emmitt to Tyler to distance himself from his abusive father. But amid the storms, Tyler found healing in writing. He started penning letters to himself, a practice inspired by an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Those letters would eventually birth scripts—scripts no one wanted to see at first. He lived in his car for months. His plays flopped. Critics dismissed him. Audiences ignored him. But he didn’t give up. Fast forward years later—Tyler Perry built a $250 million film studio in Atlanta, Georgia, on what used to be a Confederate military base. That land, once a symbol of slavery, now hosts stories told by a Black man for the world to see. He is not just a filmmaker; he is a movement. He is a billionaire today, not because of luck, but because of relentless persistence. *Now, let’s dive into 10 Success and Life Lessons You Can Learn From Tyler Perry:* *1. Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Future* Tyler’s abusive childhood didn’t stop him from rising. No matter your background, you can re-write your story—one choice at a time. *2. Start Small, Dream Big* His first play, I Know I’ve Been Changed, had just 30 people in the audience—and many were friends he gave free tickets to. Still, he kept going. *3. Believe in What You’re Building Even When No One Else Does* When others told him to quit, he reinvested his last savings into another show. That decision changed everything. Faith in your dream must be louder than the noise around you. *4. Turn Your Pain Into Purpose* He used his trauma as the foundation of his characters, especially Madea—a tough, hilarious woman shaped from the matriarchs in his life. Your deepest wound can be your greatest well of creativity. *5. Success is Inevitable When You Refuse to Quit* Most people quit when it's hard. Tyler Perry kept showing up when it didn’t make sense. That consistency eventually paid off. Winners keep showing up. *6. Ownership is Power* *He didn’t wait for Hollywood’s validation.* He built his own studio. He owns his content. He licenses, not sells. Never beg for a seat at the table—build your own. *7. Your Dream is Bigger Than You* Perry said, “While you’re running from your calling, someone is waiting for you to show up.” Your success creates a path for others. Your failure may block them. *8. Create Jobs, Not Just Wealth* His Atlanta studio employs hundreds of creatives, giving opportunities to actors, set designers, and crew members who might never get a shot in mainstream Hollywood. Be a channel of value, not just a container of money. *9. You Are the Brand—Protect It* Perry is intentional about his image, values, and mission. Your reputation is the most valuable currency in the long game. *10. Stay Humble, Stay Hungry* Even after billions, he remains grounded. He still speaks about faith, family, and his humble beginnings. Stay close to your source. The higher you rise, the deeper your roots must be. *Why Your Success Matters More Than You Think* Someone is praying for you to succeed. Maybe it’s your children watching your every move… maybe it’s a community, or even a stranger you don’t know yet. Tyler Perry’s breakthrough didn’t just benefit him—it broke generational curses for thousands of others. Your dream is not selfish—it is sacrificial. Because once you succeed, you make room for others to rise too. *Practical Tips From Tyler Perry’s Journey* 1.Write down your vision daily. Keep it in front of you. 2.Start with what you have. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. 3.Be consistent. Show up even when it’s hard. 4.Own your narrative. Don’t let others define you. Not Even Your Parents should define you or a Pastor or an Imam or Even a Mentor you look up to , it is God that determines what you can become, not an Human being like you. 5.Turn rejection into redirection. 6.Invest in yourself. Take that course. Learn that skill. 7.Build your audience. Don’t chase popularity—grow impact. 8.Pray or meditate. Stay connected to your center. 9.Save and reinvest. Use profits to expand your dream. 10.Lift others as you climb. Success that doesn't empower others is short-lived. *Question of the Day* What dream are you sitting on right now that could transform lives—if only you dared to pursue it? *Task of the Day* ✅ Write down one bold dream that scares you. ✅ List 3 small actions you can take in the next 24 hours to move closer to it. ✅ Identify one person whose life could change if you succeed. Keep their name in front of you. Let that drive you. *Remember: Someone is waiting for you to win so they can begin.*

*MARRIAGE AND RELATIONSHIP TIPS* _SECRET TO A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE_👌🏾 ➡️Wouldn’t you like to know the secret sauce to a happy and long-lasting marriage? ➡️One of the most common questions we hear is, "How do we make our marriage/ Relationship work?" ➡️Marital success is not achieved by luck. A happy married life is an intentional decision. ➡️Your marriage is what you make it to be. The more you invest in a marriage, the more valuable it becomes. 1. *PRAY TOGETHER* The more you pray together the more peaceful you will become as a couple. Nothing is secured outside prayers. To get the best of anything in life, prayer is a necessity. For you to have a joyful and long-lasting marriage, prayer is a must. The couple that prays together stays together. Set aside time each day to pray with your spouse It brings u closer together as you care for each other every day. Perhaps a better time for you as a couple might be just before you go to bed each night. It's impossible to fall asleep angry when you've just held hands together in God's presence. Pray and read the Word of God together with your spouse. Pray for your spouse always. Don't joke with the family altar. A couple that prays together stays together. 2. KEEP LEARNING ABOUT MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE Through the Word of God and other materials from certified Christian Family Counselors. Go for KNOWLEDGE. Marriage works by wisdom Invest in your marriage to become the marriage of your dreams. Invest your money in marriage books and seminars. There are so many powerful marriage books that can add value to your marital destiny. 3. Avoid trying to win every argument. YOUR HOME IS NOT A LAW COURT. You must Choose happiness over being right. Don’t be Defensive. If you discover you are at fault for something, acknowledge it, apologize and work for personal transformation. 4. Build Godly Characters. Your character is your marriage. Your marriage will never fail❤️

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.

TWELVE WAYS A GUEST SPEAKER CAN MANIFEST PRIDE AGAINST THE HOST WITHOUT KNOWING: As a guest speaker, never do the following. It is a display of pride against your host. 1. Rejecting the Economy ticket that was given to you, insisting it must be business class. If that is their level, you can upgrade it yourself. 2. Rejecting the car, they came to pick you up with from the airport. You came to help the work, not to destroy the work. 3. Rejecting the best hotel they have in the town, insisting you must go to the nearest city to look for a better hotel. Are you not a mountain visiting pastor? See it, as you going to pray in the mountain. You know what you have in your mind when rejecting the hotel provided for you. 4. Refusing to stand when everyone is standing to receive the set man of the house to the altar. If the congregation is standing for their pastor, you should also stand. It helps the house to also accept you. 5. Disregarding the focus of the meeting. Hearing God asking you to change the focus. It is unethical to do that. 6. Walking away from the church, when you feel the set man has taken too much time on the altar. He is in charge, he should be allowed to present you to the people in whatever a way, he feels is okay. He decides to kill the meeting, don't help him to bury it. Find a way to manage it. 7. Preaching without recognizing the set man and his wife. It is not your style. But you must do it. It is the approach of all guest speakers that are well trained. 8. Using the set man to do illustrations that appear degrading. Like asking him to lift up his hands for illustration. Any other man in church can be used for that. 9. Using the church of your host to compare the one you pastor, in the area you are doing better. There is no need for that. 10. Referring to your host without his official titles. You know he is an Apostle by Ordination, you went and called him Pastor. And you kept calling him a Pastor. 11. Seating on the official chair of your host, against the seating arrangement they gave to you. 12. Refusing the honorarium they gave you, insisting that you are bigger than that money. All of the above are elements of pride and arrogance. If you are given to any of them repent. Let's discuss. Be blessed Bishop Irabor Wisdom.