Waiting on the Lord can be a challenge especially after prolonged seasons. While it is true that we wait in hope and wait by faith, the fortitude to wait day in and day out without experiencing breakthroughs can be a challenge. The waiting period can be the most tempting too because it can lead to […]
The New Testament Epistles are instructional manuals for each born-again believer on how to walk in the fullness of their new identity in Christ. One of the attributes of this new identity is that we are now Children of Light, translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of the Light (Colossians 1:13). The
In this week’s blog, I continue to highlight lessons from the book of Job. There are many lessons from the first three chapters of this book. However, today the lesson that caught my attention is the role of adversity despite our right standing with God. Job is considered a father of faith; in fact, God
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The book of Job has many lessons on God’s nature and man’s nature. Among lessons are how to face unexpected adversity. In this blog, though, I will focus on the initial reaction to adversity. One of the benefits of the Bible is to provide instructions that can be applied to advance us. (2 Timothy 3:16
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Walking with God has been a longstanding area of study for the past eleven years of reading the Bible. I have always yearned for the relationship that Abraham, Noah, and Moses had with God. I am still intrigued by their open and interactive friendship but wondered if such relationships are achievable. Most of the teachings
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One of the frequently asked questions is how to grow spiritually and be effective in ministry and life. Inherently, I strive to be effective in all aspects of life; however, I have learned that there is a huge correlation between how we manage our time and the outcome of our destiny. How we spend our
Since the beginning of the year, I have been reflecting on Matthew 14:14-21, which talks about the miraculous multiplication of food. The story involves Jesus having compassion and utilizing what was available to meet the needs of the people. The miracle was the multiplication of a little boy’s lunch! Matthew 14:14-21 says, “and when Jesus
Recently during prayer, I was petitioning for something I wanted answered right away. I kept bringing the issue to God several times, pressing and firming, declaring that it must be answered ASAP. It was something God had already spoken about, and all I needed was to trust God and trust His timing that it will
Each year we look forward to what the “Word of Lord” is. Prophetic voices across the world often have these words prepared in advance for release at the beginning of the year. To those who are not familiar with this phrase, “word of the Lord” are instructions or directions inspired by the Holy Spirit through
Despite the uncertainties of 2020, we have quite a lot to be grateful for. God has sustained us in divine protection, provision, and health. I believe that quarantine also birthed positive things in our lives. It allowed time for self-reflection and personal communion with God. We have adjusted to many things, frequently adapting to the