Run to Win

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TODAY’S TRANSFORMATIONAL TRUTH 24TH OCTOBER 2024 – #Run to Win

Hello Friends,

I hope you’re feeling inspired today! On Triple T, we’re diving into a theme that pushes us to strive for the best: #RUN TO WIN.

Let me begin by saying, “If you’re in the race of life, don’t just participate—run to win!” Too often, we get comfortable with just doing enough to get by, but we were made for more than that. The Ultimate Book reminds us in 1 Corinthians 9:24, “Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it.” Friends, “If you’re going to put in the effort, give it everything you’ve got—don’t settle for less.”

Consider the story of Blessing Okagbare, a Nigerian track and field athlete who overcame countless challenges on her path to success. Blessing was not born into privilege; she came from a humble background. Growing up, she faced many obstacles, including limited access to proper training facilities and resources. But Blessing had one thing that set her apart: an unshakable determination to win. She didn’t just run for fun or to be a participant—she ran to win, pushing herself beyond limits every time she stepped on the track.

Despite several setbacks, including injuries and losses, Blessing never gave up. She continued to train harder, aiming for the highest achievements in her sport. Eventually, she became one of Nigeria’s most celebrated athletes, winning medals in the Olympics, Commonwealth Games, and World Championships. Her story reminds us that “Winners are not just those who compete but those who stay focused on the goal, no matter the challenges.” Blessing’s persistence teaches us that when you run with the mindset to win, the world’s obstacles can’t hold you back.

As people of faith, we are reminded in Hebrews 12:1, “Let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.” Friends, “Running to win requires endurance, focus, and faith that God will strengthen you to finish the race.” Every step of the journey matters when you’re running toward God’s purpose for your life.

As I conclude, let me remind you that “Winning is not just about being first, but about giving your absolute best.” No matter where you are in life—whether it’s in your career, your spiritual journey, or personal development—don’t just run; run to win. Give it everything you have, and trust that God will guide you to victory.

In conclusion, I encourage you today to RUN TO WIN. Whether it’s your dreams, your business, or your relationships, don’t settle for second place. Go for the prize, give your all, and trust that with God’s help, you will succeed.

Thank you for reading today’s message! I hope it motivates you to run your race with determination and purpose. Don’t forget to “Like,” “Follow,” and “Subscribe” for future updates from Triple T on Facebook.

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#TODAY’S TASK
Identify one area in your life where you’ve been running casually. Write down a new approach that will help you run with a winning mindset.

If you’ve completed today’s task, share your experience in the comments below. Feel free to ask questions or share insights on today’s theme!

Till next time, I declare that as you run with focus and determination, doors of success, victory, and favor will open before you. You are blessed, you are unstoppable, and you are destined for greatness.

KEEP RUNNING, KEEP WINNING, AND KEEP TRANSFORMING.

Have a victory filled day,

Chukwuma Emmanuel ONWUFUJU (C.E.O)

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