"GOLDEN GENERATION" WITH JOHN

George Washington said "Discipline is the soul of an army; it makes small number formidable, gives strength to the weak and brings esteem to all". Discipline is doing what is required of you at the required time to get the desired result; it is doing what is demanded to get what is expected. If discipline were to belong to a family tree, it would be a very close sibling to self-control; it entails the deliberate and conscious effort to channel one's energy to a particular cause in order to achieve a particular goal. Emerging successful in anything requires discipline; What champions do daily, losers do occasionally, it’s all embedded in discipline. Discipline is always the main ingredient in the story behind every glory. You may ride to life's pinnacle on eagles wing, but what keeps and sustain you is discipline.

    One of salt’s ability that easily comes to mind is in its ability to act as a preservative. As Christians we are called to act as a preservative to our world, we are called to save a dying world. What happens when it is noticed that the so-called salt was unable to prevent from decay but even adds to the rottenness already on ground, ironic isn’t it? Many of us Christian have loose our saltiness and the kind of stench emanating from us “the useless salt” is even greater than that of the rotten world we are called to preserve. Most of what we see are Christians by assumption, birth and religion, Christians who bask in the euphoria of “our father’s “ exploits, whose egoistic and calm “all is well” assumption gives a false preview of their spiritual status (at least a useless salt is also white in color as the good one), Christians who prefer to drown to death than cry for help, who bogusly sit on the seat of mediocrity hoping the tides of event would favor us in as much as we