THE POWER OF AUDACITY By Dr. Paul Enenche 2Kings 4;8-27 It took Audacity for the Shunem woman to refuse the death verdict on her child of miracle. Audacity is the willingness to take bold risk. It is the possession of a daring, fighting, aggressive and a violent spirit. It is the refusal of existence in cowardice and timidity. MANIFESTATION OF AUDACITY * The refusal to be buried in negative identity * In the decision to maximally deploy her potential to make impact despite set back * The determination to fight her way from the background to the fore front of life * The refusal to focus on what was not working * The refusal to take 'no' for an answer under all circumstances; the determination to either find a way or create one. * The decision to be proactive instead of being reactive, the determination to live on the edge. * It was her choice for joy, in the midst of pressure. Be a joy distributor. THE POWER OF AUDACITY * Audacity is key to prosperity. Aggressio...
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