Coach Lola Owokoniran

Taking a short pause from our weekly live today as I enjoy vacation and family time 🤍

But because we are closing out the first half of the year, I want to encourage you to revisit this powerful money reset conversation.

Before July begins, ask yourself:
👉Are you saving intentionally?
👉Are you paying down debt wisely?
👉Are you investing with a plan?
👉 Is your paycheck getting assigned before it disappears?

Watch the replay, take notes, and choose one action step this week.

We’ll be back soon for more Build, Grow, Thrive™ conversations.

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We are excited to introduce Let’s Talk College: NextGen Edition, a new student interview series highlighting real students, real stories, and real college wins.

In this episode, we are featuring Jordan Adeyemi as he shares his college journey, lessons learned, and the opportunities that are helping shape his future.

Parents, students, and families, this conversation is for you. Come hear a real story that can encourage and inspire the next generation.
📅 Today, Monday, June 15th
⏰ 6PM EST
📍 YouTube ONLY
Hosted by Coach Lola Owokoniran & Jummy Adeyemi
Real Students. Real Stories. Real College Wins.

Today at ANC was truly special.

We celebrated our father, Apostle, and Overseer, Dr. Frank Ofosu-Appiah, honoring his birthday and the launch of his new book, Live Well and Leave Well.

It was also Jersey Sunday, and the atmosphere was full of energy, laughter, and team spirit, a simple but powerful reminder that no team wins alone.

Today’s message continued Part 2 of The Ladder of Wisdom, focusing on The Ladder of Interaction. Dr. Frank reminded us that wisdom is not just what we know, but how we apply what we know.

One key takeaway: wisdom is often found in people. The right relationships bring productivity, perseverance, and protection.

This statement stayed with me:
“In life, you don’t just need a stronger set of eyes, you need another set of eyes.”

May God give us discernment to recognize the right people, release the wrong ones, and keep growing into His purpose for our lives.

Happy birthday again, Dr Frank Ofosu-Appiah. We honor your life, leadership, wisdom, and legacy.

There are seasons in life when you wonder, “God, do You see me? Do You care about what I’m carrying?”

Today Pastor reminded us that God is not tired of us, not tired of our prayers, and not tired of our challenges.

Topic: Grace for This Chapter of Your Life
📖 Isaiah 40:27-31

Before God gives strength, He introduces Himself. He is the great I AM, El Roi, the God who sees. He is Jehovah Shammah, ever present; Jehovah Rohi, our Shepherd; Jehovah Jireh, our Provider; Jehovah Shalom, our Peace; Jehovah Nissi, our Banner; and Jehovah Tsidkenu, our Righteousness.

The nature of God is that He never grows weary. He never faints. While we may become exhausted by life’s battles, God never gets tired of carrying us.

One powerful reminder from today’s message was this:
Grace enables our hard work and gives us extraordinary results. Grace does not exempt us from hard work.

Isaiah 40:31 shows us that God releases fresh strength for every chapter of life.

🦅 For the young, grace helps you soar like an eagle, rise higher, and see farther.

🏃 For those in the middle seasons of life, grace helps you run your race without becoming weary. Keep moving forward with God.

🚶 For the older generation, grace helps you keep walking faithfully. Don’t quit. Stay the course. Keep walking with God through every pain, challenge, and victory because He is faithful.

No matter the chapter you’re in, God has supplied the grace you need for it.

Make your pick. Stay your course. Remain faithful until God calls you into the next season.