One Man Impact
I often wondered why God spoke mostly about one man whenever He wanted to accomplish his purposes. When He needed to deliver Israel from Egypt, He found one man called Moses.

When He wanted to save the world He found one man – Christ. One man with God is equal to the majority. God picks up one man in order to change situations, move mountains, cross rivers and do mighty works.

Ezekiel 22:30 says, “I sought for a man among them”.
God’s problem is not what the devil is doing on earth, but finding a man who can undo what the devil has done.

Each one is called of God to make impact, to touch lives and change situations. If you want to make an impact, dear friend, you will have to reconnect with the Book of Life, God has written a book about you, your journeys, missions and even struggles and achievements, all these are in Psalm 139:16.

The single greatest gift we can all give God, is a purposed life, by slaying devils, changing lives and engraving an eternal legacy on the stones of life. In Jeremiah 1:5, it says, “Before I formed you in your mother’s womb, I knew you”.

You alone can change the world. One man accidentally bumped into a pile of cartons staked upon each other beside the road, the cartons fell on an electricity pole which fell on one building, this triggered a chain reaction of building after building falling to the ground.

The estimated cost of damages was millions of dollar. Look, one man triggered a catastrophic chain reaction of destruction. When God moves a man, he can move the world.

Lucifer rebelled in heaven and brought ruin to millions of angels and humans alike. One man’s choice, Adam turned everyone of his offspring into sinners and enemies of God. Adolf Hitler and Osama Bin Laden ruined lives of millions. If God can work in you first, he can work through you later.

If He can work in you long he can work through you strong. We are all called to do our best in our time and generation. He who has done his best for his own time has lived for all times. Friends, let us all choose to be a one-man riot squad.

If you can afford, for the less-privileged, build those houses, pay school fees, buy groceries, adopt orphans and mentor the young.