"And so, after he had patiently endured, he obtained the promise." - Heb 6:15

Endurance is fueled by patience. If you lack patience you will not be able to endure anything. In Hebrews 6:15, the Bible tells us that Abraham was able to obtain the promise through his patient endurance.

Through the process of endurance, things will not be easy but the process is meant to build and not break you. It takes focus to go through any season of endurance successfully. For if we ever lose sight of the end goal, we may end up giving in to the voices around us and forfeit our season.

However, on the other side of endurance is strength, experience and fortification. The season of endurance is a season of preparation for the next. Many desire to be fortified but lack the tenacity, focus and patience to endure their season not knowing that it is the season that produces those qualities.

As you listen in to today's episode, I pray you will receive grace to endure so that you will come out with strength and fortification to rise with endurance. If this week's episode has been helpful to you, feel free to follow, like and share the podcast with friends and family. Untill next time, this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha. I'll see you on the other side.

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In this week's episode we spoke about Rising With Wisdom. Wisdom is a vital part of our rising because it is developed through our experiences. It is that wisdom that will echo our value and help us determine what we should accept and what we should not.

This wisdom comes from understanding the price we have paid and the price we continue to pay in order to walk in greatness.

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Welcome to SEASON 4! We kicked things off in the first episode speaking about Rising To The Occasion and the importance of showing up and accepting what you have been trained and prepared for all your life.

Rising to the occasion requires discernment. When you have discerned this season, excuses will no longer be accepted and you will have to embrace and embody the Greatness of God in you.

As you rise, it is very important to know what level you are being risen to so you are not rising to a higher level of subordination. Instead you should rise to greatness, prominence, and dignity.

Not sure what level you are being risen to at the moment? Now is a great time to do an evaluation.

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In this week's episode we looked at how Solomon displayed humility when he asked the Lord for wisdom to govern the people, instead of asking for selfish gains. Because of Solomon's selflessness, the Lord blessed him with things he didn't even ask for.

We also highlighted the importance of self-care in relation to humility. In that, though humility is not self-seeking, it is also not self- abandonment or self-deprivation.

Many people have displayed pride in an effort to prove that they are humble. This is because false humility is seen as pride. Whenever we deny ourselves of walking into the spaces and places that God has called us to walk in, under the guise of 'humility', this is considered disobedience and Pride.

Contrary to the beliefs of others humility is not putting down yourself so that others can walk over you. It is not running around burnt out because we don't want to say no. Humility takes in consideration the fact that if an individual is not healthy mentally, emotionally and physically, then they are not in a position to help others. Psychologists say, " you cannot pour from an empty cup."

As you listen in I pray that this episode is a blessing to you, and if it is, feel free to follow, like and share the podcast with your family and friends. Until next time, this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha I'll see you on the other side.

Humility is such a powerful yet underrated character trait. It is one of qualities that allows us to identify as a Christ representative. Humility is not weakness, it is wisdom.

Jesus perfectly embodied humility throughout His life on earth and we are called to do the same.

In this week's episode we looked at David's life as a king and how he embodied humility. He demonstrated such great quality in the way he consulted God during a time of turmoil even when his very life was being threatened.

Like David, we too can demonstrate humility in our everyday life, especially in the times that we think we need to act immediately instead of waiting on the Lord. Had David not consulted God before pursuing the Amalekites, he may not have been able to pursue, overtake and recover all that was lost.

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In this week's episode we continue to look at Death & Humilty with a focus on Servanthood. Jesus was the perfect example of a servant leader. In Matt 20:28, He outlined that He didn't come to be served but to serve.

Those who desires to be leaders should first enroll themselves as servants as this will give them compassion towards servants when they themselves become leaders.

If you desire to lead, it is important that you use the time to serve others, not because you are less than them but because it is recommended by our Lord Jesus Christ that you take on the posture of a servant and be trained as a servant before leading.

As you listen in to this week's episode, I pray that it will be a blessing and a reminder to you to serve with humility. If this episode is a blessing to you, please follow, like and share the podcast with a friend or family member. Until next time this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha I'll see you on the other side.

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Death is one of the most crucial parts of life and while it is painful, it is necessary for growth and newness. Jesus demonstrated death and Humilty in His posture of servanthood. This led to God exalting Him and giving Him a name above all other name. That at the name of Jesus, every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus is Lord to the glory of God the Father.

While death is not desirable, if we allow ourselves to die to the carnal ways of the world, we will have position ourselves in a posture where God can promote and exalt us.

This death is not the physically wasting away of someone, but the ability to relinquish control over the affairs of your life to fully submit to the will and ways of Jesus Christ.

Pride hates death and Humilty because pride always wants to be the one glorified but the scripture in Matt 16:24 says:

“Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.”

Serving Christ will cost us something and that's why Jesus admonishes us to carefully count the cost of being a disciple, because while it is the most important decision we will ever make, it also comes with the requirement to die to our fleshly desires and be resurrected to new life in Christ; one that is fully surrendered to Him

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In this week's episode we looked at the lives of Saul and David and how important preparation was in their process of becoming King.

Israel out of impatience, consistently asked God for a king, ignoring the fact that God was their ultimate King, so the Lord made Saul king of Israel. It is believed that the Lord did this to teach Israel a very important lesson.

God made an example out of Saul. In Saul becoming King; he failed miserably, walked in disobedience and lost many battles. Israel soon realized that God was their ultimate king of Kings.

In the words of Benjamin Franklin, "If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail." Saul was not prepared to be king but David was. As a matter of fact, David was being trained and prepared to be king all his life without him realizing it.

Compared to Saul, David walked in humility, honored the Lord and led Israel into many victories. This shows the power of preparation. While preparation does not always feel good, it is absolutely necessary for who the Lord has called you to be.

As you listen in this week, I hope you were able to clean a thing or two and I pray it was a blessing and a reminder for you too. If it has been, feel free to follow the podcast and share it with families and friends. Until next time, this is the Polymath Podcast with Ms Neisha. I'll see you on the other side.