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This year, may we not become intoxicated by outcomes and forget the One who gives them. M… — @bernardyeboahtwumasi

Posted Feb 18, 2026 (8 months ago)328s112,968 views

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112,968
Likes
14,480
Comments
233
Shares
450
Saves
1,224
Engagement
13.42%
Duration
328s
Posted
Feb 18, 2026

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@bernardyeboahtwumasi's TikTok video "This year, may we not become intoxicated by outcomes and forget the One who gives them. May we never be so obsessed with results that we become disobedient to the Rewarder of results. May we not chase the reward and abandon the Voice. May we not celebrate the harvest while dishonouring the God of the seed. Because it is possible to win publicly… and lose spiritually. It is possible to be applauded by men… and rejected by heaven. It is possible to look successful in the eyes of people, yet be empty in the presence of God. So Lord, keep our hearts aligned. May we not be blinded by achievements and forget the altar where we first met You. May we not be distracted by open doors and ignore the One who holds the keys. May we not be so hungry for recognition that we lose our hunger for righteousness. May we not become so loud in celebration that we can no longer hear Your whisper. This year, may our obedience remain stronger than our ambition. May our devotion remain deeper than our desires. May our faithfulness remain louder than our fame. And when results begin to show… when opportunities start coming… when people start clapping… when our name begins to rise… May we not be deafened by the applause of men. Because applause is sweet, but it is also dangerous. It can stroke the ego, feed pride, and silence conviction. It can make us start performing for people instead of living for God. It can make us forget that the same crowd that shouts “Hosanna” today can shout “Crucify Him” tomorrow. So Father, ground us. Let our hearts not drift from Your will. Let our spirits not become addicted to validation. Let us not sacrifice our calling on the altar of popularity. Let us not trade eternal reward for temporary praise. This year, may we stay humble in victory. May we stay faithful in silence. May we stay consistent when nobody is watching. May we stay pure when everyone is clapping. May we stay submitted when results start proving us right. Because the goal is not just to rise… the goal is to rise and still remain Yours. Lord, don’t let success steal us from You. Don’t let progress poison our hearts. Don’t let the blessing become our distraction. And even if nobody notices… even if nobody celebrates… even if nobody applauds… May we still obey. May we still serve. May we still worship. May we still remain faithful. Because at the end of it all, one “Well done” from You is greater than a million standing ovations from men. #worship #ChristianTikTok #christianity #ghanatiktokers🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 #nigeriantiktok🇳🇬 #Faith #praise #bernardyeboahtwumasi #praiseandworship #Jesus #videoviral #christianworship #wordofGod #PowerInTheName #viral #fyp #2026" has 112,968 views, 14,480 likes, 233 comments, 450 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 13.42% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 8 months ago and runs 5 minutes 28 seconds. It has been saved 1,224 times.

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