Pastor Paul Enenche has encouraged believers not to despise what they currently have, saying wisdom can turn limited resources into something much greater.
“Things increase around the wise. Resources multiply around the wise,” he said.
Using the biblical account in John 6, where Jesus fed thousands with five loaves and two fish, Enenche argued that a small starting point can still produce abundance when a person knows what to do.
“If you know what to do, what you have is enough,” he said.
According to him, people should not wait until they have more money, a better position or greater opportunities before taking meaningful steps forward.
“Where you are is good enough as a starting point,” Enenche said.
He also referenced Abraham, saying God told him to look from where he already was, using the story to emphasize that change can begin from a person’s present position.
Enenche stressed that he was not encouraging compromise or immoral shortcuts to success.
Instead, his message was that wisdom, knowledge and right action can help people make better use of the resources already available to them.
His central point was simple: what you have may look small, but with wisdom and the right direction, it can become enough to create increase and even surplus.