Transforming Ourselves and Our Society: The Power of True Faith and Life Skills
By Dr Ifeyinwa Nwakwesi MBBS Growth mindset and integrative lifestyle specialist
Living Beyond Words:
Church and mosque attendance is a good habit that enables us to build our spiritual lives .
Our lives should reflect the Glory of God and add value to our society .
The truth is that many of us profess strong faith—whether as Christians or Muslims—often using church or mosque attendance as proof of our devotion.
However, true faith is not measured by physical presence or public declarations alone.
It is reflected in our daily beliefs, thoughts, words, decisions, choices actions, the way we treat ourselves and others.
Too often, there is a disconnect between what we claim to believe and how we actually live.
This gap breeds societal decay, as values like honesty compassion, integrity, and responsibility are neglected in favour of mere appearances.
If we want to transform our communities, we must strive for authenticity—letting our faith guide every aspect of our lives.
This means being honest in our dealings, showing kindness even when no one is watching, and making decisions that uplift rather than harm.
When our actions align with our beliefs, we become true ambassadors of our faith, and our society becomes stronger, healthier, and more united.
Dr Ifeyinwa Nwakwesi MBBS
Executive chair Growth mindset and integrative lifestyle Acedemy
CEO Healthy Living Services Nig Ltd
Executive chair WAG, WACIN, EDCDI
Member Ogbunike chamber of commerce
Executive cordinator Late sir Felix Godson Nwenechukwu & Dame Monica Okoye foundation