Monday, 5 June 2017

HOW ARE THE MIGHTY IN GHANA FARING?


HOW ARE THE MIGHTY IN GHANA FARING?

Ghana is blessed not only with natural resources but also with mighty personalities.
Mother Ghana can today boast of having several mighty sons and daughters.
Her mighty sons and daughters are strong leaders in their various fields of endeavour.
Namely the clergy, erudite judges, astute politicians, brilliants academics and splendid royals.

But how are the mighty sons and daughters of Mother Ghana faring?
How on earth should some of our judges trade their wisdom and nobility for goats and bread.
Our clergymen and spiritual leaders, when did the Great Commission become Money Commission? Your salt and light is absent in our market centres, offices and homes.
You political leaders, how can you fight the menace of corruption in Ghana if you are still kissing kickbacks and using your political positions to promote your personal and partisan interests?

Why are our police officers become tax collectors on our highways?
When did Ghana Police Service become Ghana Revenue Authority?
Are taking monies for police bails and collecting road tolls part of civilized policing?

Some of our traditional leaders are trading their crowns and thrones for whiskey and pito.
Chief-who-is-who, why have you become a galamseyer, a shadow politician, and complicit in multiple sales of land and senseless conflicts?
Our brilliant academics, it is high time you stopped making noise about your qualifications.
Let your high academic portfolios purify the ills our ailing Ghana.
Why are you turning our educational institutions into political playgrounds?

Motherland Ghana is wailing.
Her mighty children are faring and failing badly in all fields of endeavour.
Badly in hypocrisy, corruption, nepotism, greed, injustice, oppression and wickedness!


Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Persecutions are Promotions                                              
Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com                                                                  
Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com.

Tuesday, 30 May 2017

WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 22


WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 22
   A YEAR JOURNEY INTO WISDOM PATHS

“Getting wisdom is the most important thing you can do! And whatever else you do, get good judgment (understanding)” – Proverbs 4:7 (NLT).

*WEEK 22:

Childish thoughts denote lack of understanding.


Wisdom with understanding guarantees establishment.


Your level of maturity determines your level of understanding.


God is pleased with people who yearn for an understanding heart.


A heart of understanding is the most precious desire or asset of any great mind.


Real heart of understanding is not earned by growth nor effort; it is a gift from God.


A heart of understanding is central to discerning between right and wrong, and judging right.



Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Daily Wisdom                                                                
Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com                                                                  
Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com

Wednesday, 24 May 2017

WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 21


WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 21
   A YEAR JOURNEY INTO WISDOM PATHS

“Getting wisdom is the most important thing you can do! And whatever else you do, get good judgment (understanding)” – Proverbs 4:7 (NLT).

*WEEK 21:


Foolish thoughts in themselves are sinful.


Lazy people are usually devoid of understanding.


Foolish acts exemplify attitudes that lack wisdom.


Observation of nature and attitudes of people breed instruction and wisdom.


Wise people keep reasonable distance from double-minded and unstable people.


Evil persons are usually known by their mischievous lips and their destructive acts.


One of the secrets to rendering wise judgment is to avoid focusing on the persons of the parties.


Knowledge, wisdom and understanding are the primary raw materials a person needs to attain any feat.



Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Daily Wisdom                                                            
Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com                                                                         
Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com

Wednesday, 17 May 2017

WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 20


WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 20
   A YEAR JOURNEY INTO WISDOM PATHS

“Getting wisdom is the most important thing you can do! And whatever else you do, get good judgment (understanding)” – Proverbs 4:7 (NLT).

*WEEK 20:

Riches with sorrow is not better than poverty.


Sin breeds thievery, destruction, shame and deaths.


The consequences of sin can neither be buried nor shelved.


Riches without honour and generosity has not real significance.


Poverty breeds from failure to discover, develop and harness one’s potentials.


It is better to shun evil than to allow it to teach you a needless and painful lesson.


An ingrate focuses on the eagle that person lacks and fails to value the bird in her hands.




Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Daily Wisdom                                                                         
Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com                                                                          
Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com

Thursday, 11 May 2017

WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 19


WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 19
   A YEAR JOURNEY INTO WISDOM PATHS

“Getting wisdom is the most important thing you can do! And whatever else you do, get good judgment (understanding)” – Proverbs 4:7 (NLT).

*WEEK 19:

A waster is not better than a lazy idiot.


Living an average life is wasting one’s great potentials.


Worrying about one’s needs denotes no or little faith in God.


No condition in life is permanent because life on earth is transient.


The best way to overcome your enemy is to attack the source of that enemy’s power.


People who fail to discover their purpose in life live an experimented life which always ends in regret.


Failing or refusing to live for God and His cause leads to a wasted life no matter the heights one attains.



                                     Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Daily Wisdom                                                                  Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com                                    Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com

Wednesday, 3 May 2017

WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 18


WEEKLY WISDOM SERIES 18
   A YEAR JOURNEY INTO WISDOM PATHS

“Getting wisdom is the most important thing you can do! And whatever else you do, get good judgment (understanding)” – Proverbs 4:7 (NLT).

*WEEK 18:

Sound wisdom is sensible.


Sound wisdom breeds humility, grace and glory.


Lack of effective planning is a sure guarantee for miserable defeat or failure.


Sin makes us vulnerable to our enemies no matter how great our strategies are.


Wisdom, faithfulness and accountability are the watchwords of a good steward.


The height of foolishness is entertaining doubts about God and failing to obey His commandments.


The best way to live a worry-free life is to always seek first God’s kingdom and His righteousness in every endeavour.



                    Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Daily Wisdom                                                                 Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com                                                     Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com

Thursday, 27 April 2017

LEADERSHIP THOUGHTS SERIES 8


LEADERSHIP THOUGHTS SERIES 8
   A WISE LEADER HAS A TEACHABLE SPIRIT

“A wise [man] will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels” – Proverbs 1:5 (KJV).

Real leadership has eternal value.

Real leadership is about God and others, and then the leader.

Real leadership is rarely dependent on positive circumstances.

Real leadership cannot survive under a complaining and nagging leader.

Real leadership is driven by its purpose, right leadership and yielding team.

Every real leader submits to the guidance of other real leaders with much experience.

Jesus, the ultimate leader, demonstrated real leadership in several ways: focused on His mission, rightly submitted to His Father, worked with His inner circle and served others selflessly and unconditionally.


Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Wisdom Thoughts
Blog: www.richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com
Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com