Don't let up !

This Sunday, November 30th, 2025, Reverend Danielle Wafo spoke to us about perseverance and continuity — the importance of not letting up.

In her introduction, she reminded us that although it is true that after intense programs (Gloire 21 : 21 days of fast & prayers) we tend to want to breathe a little, we must not give in to that temptation. Instead, we must remain alert and, above all, accelerate.

— Proverbs 18:9 (NLT)

“A lazy person is as bad as someone who destroys things..”

In other words, when we let up, we become a friend and brother of the devil.

— Ephesians 6:10–11 (NLT)

During programs of such intensity, we develop new habits, and it is crucial to strengthen and build upon these gains.

Good habits are very difficult to acquire and easy to lose, which is why they must be repeated over time.

Good habits tend to slip away, so we must close the doors.

— 1 Thessalonians 5:23 (NLT)

So how do we stay on track?

• Prayer + Reading + Meditation + Listening to messages.

We should not wait for the next fast to start reading the Bible again, praying, meditating, or listening to messages.

— Psalm 1:1–3 (NLT)

At the end of the year, many people feel demotivated. We say to ourselves: “Kabowd again, yet I haven’t seen anything this year.”

God is sovereign and does things as He wills. We simply need to be sensitive enough to follow Him. It’s not a matter of church — it’s a matter of the prophetic!

• Keep your heart pure

Let us forget all offenses and everything we have already forgiven.

— Proverbs 4:23 (NLT)

The devil knows how important it is to keep our hearts, which is why he is constantly creating situations to trouble us.

• Examine our commitment (towards God’s work and adjust it)

— John 15:2 (NLT)

Sometimes we live as though we forget that Jesus must return.

And if He returned today?

Would He say: “Well done, good and faithful servant”?

The life of faith, even though we desire it, is not a linear journey.

The days follow one another, and even though faith remains, we still need courage — and above all God’s help — to hold on.

May God help each of us persevere so we may do what He expects from us regardless of the challenges, for God never fails.

Full message from Reverend here:

May we remain blessed in the name of Jesus Christ. 

SBE