I recently attended a leadership meeting in Chicago, filled with pleasantries and small talk. And then the bomb dropped. A lady who sat at the table said to finish out a statement: "I held out for leadership". A seemingly innocent statement, but one I could not get out of my mind. She was saying that
You are still here. You are standing and have accomplished more than you give yourself credit for. You've learned a lot and you've grown a lot because internal growth comes from hardships. Your presence alone means you are winning. I am so proud of you and excited to see the exploits the good Lord will
I've had numerous emails coming in about folks getting promoted left and right. It will continue. If you haven't received yours yet, continue to be expectant, and pray. And when you do, don't forget to testify by simply replying to this email or sending an email to uche@evangelistuche.com. Yet, I must caution, getting a promotion
This is my first letter to you this year. I hope you have already started getting your promotion. A better job, better relationships, buying new things you've always prayed for, and new doors opening left and right. This truly is your year of promotion. Believe that. Really, believe that. I will keep today's letter short
This week is Thanksgiving holiday in the United States so let me be the first to wish you and your wonderful family, a happy Thanksgiving. I am thankful for you, and your journey, and how that you remain steadfast in Christ Jesus, through thick and thin. I recently led a Pastors Conference in India via
I like this saying: He who has had an experience with God is never at the mercy of someone with an argument. Oh, you know what you know. You know what you've experienced. You remember when God came through for you when no one else was there - no one else, I say. You remember the times He brought you through the darkest nights.
I truly wish I knew then, what I know now, about the opposition you will face when you begin to rise. In school, we are taught that if we apply ourselves fully, that success is inevitable. What we are not told is that the success will bring forth opposition as you've never experienced before. Enough