You can't sustain what you have at the top if you stop doing what you did at the buttom. I didn’t plan to watch Brothers in Arms. I came on YouTube for something else (to get a video tutorial for a gown style I was to make for a client) but somehow, I clicked on it. And honestly? I’m glad I did.
Brothers in arms is more than a movie it’s a message. Especially for every Christian in business. There’s something I always remind myself of A fish was created to live in water. The moment you take it out, it begins to die. That’s the same way it is for us as believers. What works for the world will not work for you. You can’t build with worldly tactics and expect Kingdom results. There are principles. There is a source. There is a covenant.
Sometimes we start well We pray, we seek God, we build on our knees. And then growth comes, sales increase, visibility rises, money starts flowing. And slowly, subtly we drift, we get busy. We prioritize everything else. We forget the One who gave us the idea, the strength, the direction even the customers. And here’s the truth:
You can’t sustain what you have at the top if you stop doing what you did at the bottom.
Sometimes, we need to go back to the drawing board. Back to the secret place. Back to alignment.
Because what you built on your knees can only be sustained on your knees.
Also, this movie is an eye opener for the guys. When choosing a wife, apart from the physical beauty and the senses, look for a wife spiritually incline. A wife that will sense problems from afar and go on her knees, a wife that will encourage you to pray, a wife that will step into the war room and intercede to God on your behalf.
I’m not exaggerating when I say the movie stirred something deep in my spirit. It wasn’t just about friendship, business, or success. It was about faith under pressure. It was about what happens when life tests your loyalty, your character, and most importantly, your relationship with God. There were moments in that movie that felt like God was speaking directly to me.
Reminding me that no matter how far we go, how busy we become, or how successful we appear prayer is not optional. Dependence on Him is not weakness. It is strength.
Sometimes God uses unexpected platforms to pull us closer. For me, this movie was one of them. It reminded me that real victory is not just in building empires, but in keeping your heart aligned with Heaven.
It's not just a film, it's reminder of who we are, it's a reminder of where it all started, it's a reminder to always visit the drawing board, it's a reminder we can still get it better
Brothers in Arms is more than just a movie, it’s a powerful reminder that prayer truly works. In every moment of fear and uncertainty, these three Young men from different mothers and tribe turned to God and He showed up. But what touched me the most? They didn’t just pray, they remembered to give thanks after every answered prayer.
A beautiful lesson for all of us: Don’t only call on God in tough times, always go back to say “Thank You.” Each time he answers💛
Thank you for reading from me.😍