The Word of God was never meant to remain on paper alone. It must enter the heart, shape the character, guide decisions, and influence daily living. Many believers read the Bible but fail to allow the Bible to read…
The Word of God is spiritual food, spiritual medicine, spiritual light, and spiritual strength. A believer cannot grow beyond his relationship with God’s Word.
Prayer is one of the greatest spiritual weapons given to believers. Satan fears believers who know the secret of effective prayer because prayer connects man to divine power.
Prayer is not meant to be a religious routine. Prayer is spiritual oxygen. A believer who stops praying soon becomes weak, discouraged, confused, and vulnerable.
Many Christians are comfortable serving God inside church buildings but become silent when they enter the marketplace—offices, schools, politics, entertainment, business, the military, or leadership spaces.
A businessman once shared how he pitched his business against God. He recounted an experience from the time he managed a company, where a conflict arose between workplace expectations and an employee’s religious…
It was Sis Esther Ebunoluwa Omoniyi who wrote: You and this brother are not in any definite relationship. He didn’t propose marriage to you. He never asked you out.
It was Apostle Orokpo who shared a testimony to correct an abnormally amongst brethren. He said a young man used to work for him. A day came he went to the Apostle to report that he will be going for NYSC soon.
There was a moment in Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke’s life that revealed the heart of true kingdom passion. He was faced with a simple need of $50 for rent, then he cried out to God in faith.
It was Dr Stephen Akintayo who wrote: When you live long enough, you begin to understand that relationships are not sustained by feelings alone. Feelings come and go.
Paul Alexander was born in 1946 in the United States. As a young boy, he was full of life—running, playing, and dreaming like every other child. But everything changed when he contracted polio at the age of six.
There’s a quiet truth we often avoid: no one takes anything with them when they die. Think about it. People you knew 10, 15, even 20 years ago, some of them are gone.