The Price of greatness by David Oyedepo (Breaking New Grounds) PDF


Breaking new grounds is a costly endeavor for who of you intending to build a tower sits not down first and counted the cost?
Every tower you see today behind it is a tower cost there is a tower price behind ever standing tower today.
many people settle for status quo because of the seeming unbearable cost that breaking new grounds demands this generation is not interested in the cost they are only interested in the feat they want the results but they are not interested in the price so they keep chasing after the wind all their life he should count the cost whether he has sufficient to finish it lest haply after he has laid the foundation and is not able to finish it all that behold it begin to mock him saying this man begun to build and was not able to finish
every  prize carries a price as a fining pot for silver and the furnace for gold, so is a man to his praise.

so the level of dignity you command is a function of the price you are willing to pay
every great accomplishment, therefore, is a product of a great price christ himself said I am come to send fire on the earth and what will I if it is already kindled? But I have a baptism to be baptized with and how am I straightened or stretched till it is accomplished. Lk 12:49-50
Every global impact will demand a global price and I think we should know this there is no shortcut to greatness like Beverly Skills would say there are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going x3
Breaking new grounds is extremely costly we must be conscious of that Jesus came with a groundbreaking mission to the world he was stretched to accomplish it he was 40 days in the wilderness he was stretched to accomplish it His schedules were the toughest anybody can go through on this earth He was stretched to accomplish it He was in the bush He was in the streets He was everywhere He was praying all night He was teaching all day long how am I straightened until it be accomplished.


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