Bidemi Mark-Mordi Bidemi Mark-Mordi

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Nevertheless show. Today, we're embarking on a journey to discover how to thrive in difficult times. As we step into June, the sixth month of the year, many of us find ourselves in what can be called the "messy middle." This is the period where our initial projections for the year may not have materialized, leading to discouragement and restlessness. Over the next four weeks, we'll explore how to navigate and thrive during these challenging times.
Drawing from the experience of the Israelites crossing the Red Sea, we can find profound lessons on handling life's pressure moments. When faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges, the Israelites stood at the edge of the Red Sea with Egypt in hot pursuit. Their story, as recorded in the book of Exodus, offers timeless insights into resilience and faith.
Difficult times are not a sign of abandonment but an opportunity to witness God's glory. Just as the Red Sea parting became a testament to God's power, your challenges can lead to profound growth and testimony. Embrace these moments with faith and a mindset focused on His promises and glory.
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Bidemi Mark-Mordi
Embrace Your Super Power

Hi there! Welcome to the NeverTheLess Show! A show for organic leaders and leaderpreneurs.
It's the last episode of the PRIDE series and we will be talking about the consequences of pride.
Last episode, we learnt 4 main ways that you can take a look at your life to see for yourself if there's pride in it:
1. Self-centeredness
2. Self conceitedness
3. Boastfulness
4. Arrogance

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Bidemi

Hi there! Welcome to the NeverTheLess Show! A show for organic leaders and leaderpreneurs.
 
Do you know that it is possible to cross the line of pride and not know that you have crossed the line of pride? In this episode, you will learn 4 main ways that you can take a look at your life to see for yourself if there's pride in it:
1. Self-centeredness
2. Self conceitedness
3. Boastfulness
4. Arrogance

 
Click the link below to listen to Episode 3; The Many Faces of Pride!
 
You can also follow this series on my YouTube channel Here.
 
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Embrace Your Super Power!
 
Bidemi

It's a pleasure to have you join us again as we continue to explore the subject matter of pride and where it has the capacity to take us or keep us from.
In this episode we will be discussing how the Bible sees pride. Does the Bible see pride as a good or bad thing? Find out HERE
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Bidemi 

What is pride?

According to the dictionary; pride is a feeling of pleasure and satisfaction that we get because we or others have done something great and good and we are succeeding but the dictionary also describes pride as a high or inordinate opinion of one's dignity, merit, or superiority. In other words, “When you overestimate yourself”

But do you know there are two sides to pride? There is pride that is pride because things are happening well, working together and everyone is rejoicing because of the success being achieved - This can be called Healthy or good pride.

Then there's a pride that is inordinate - that is this to excessively think about yourself. And sometimes we celebrate this kind of pride because we don't realize there's a thin line between good pride and bad pride.

In this series, we will look into the following dynamics of Pride:
Manifestation of pride Faces of Pride The Antidote of Pride What does the Bible say about pride? Click the link below to listen to Episode 1; What is Pride?
 
You can also follow this series on my YouTube channel Here.
 
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Bidemi 

 

Welcome to the NeverTheLess Show. Today, we will be exploring the pathways to nurturing a culture of innovation and adaptability in both our personal lives and ministries.
To cultivate a culture of innovation and adaptability, there are a few things to consider:
Investing in Yourself: Making personal investments in learning and embracing feedback from others to bridge knowledge gaps without feeling intimidated.
Preparing for Future Opportunities: The importance of surrounding oneself with insightful individuals who can foresee upcoming trends and opportunities. Being open to feedback and having a teachable spirit are crucial in positioning oneself for future success.
Dealing with Burnout: Burnout is a real challenge that many leaders face. The importance of taking breaks and seeking support during challenging times. It's better to take a step back and rejuvenate than to push oneself to the brink of exhaustion.
Seeking Guidance from the Holy Spirit: It is crucial to maintain a close relationship with the Holy Spirit. Integrating a relationship with the Holy Spirit into our daily lives makes it a natural part of one's journey.
Remember, adaptability and innovation are not mere strategies but a way of life. Embracing them empowers us to discover our essence and live more powerfully.
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We appreciate your listenership, and we look forward to connecting with you in the future. Have a blessed day!
 
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Bidemi Mark-Mordi