Automaker Henry Ford asked electrical genius Charles Steinmetz to build generators for his factory. One day, the generators ground to a halt and the repairer could not figure out the fault. So Ford called Steinmetz, who tinkered with the machines for a few hours and then…
When I was younger in Christ, I thought when someone renders you a help, with or without saying a thank you in cash or in kind, one can just move on. After all as Christians, we are to offer selfless services while we trust God to pay us back in His own way. I soon discovered that…
A young man who had a lot of money met an old man and told him, ”Accept that I’m richer than you”. And the old man replied, “That’s not true.” The young man said, “Okay, let’s go to my house and I will prove it to you.” So they went…
Apostle Paul declared, “I am what I am by the grace of God…” 1 Cor. 15:10a. I believe he must have perused through his life in retrospect and concluded that the results his life and destiny was generating was nothing short of the grace of God. He was busy persecuting…
Again I say unto you, dearly beloved, the surest way to walking with God is via covenant. Covenant operates on the principle of interchange. That is, God is committed to you while you are also committed to Him. Amongst such covenants include…
Anger is one word short from danger. Uncontrolled anger indeed could be dangerous. Individuals, lives, properties, establishments and nations have been destroyed due to anger (Prov. 15:18). Only fools allow themselves to be carried away by anger to the…
The Voice of the Martyrs’ an agency dedicated to missionary works once shared a testimony. Pastor Norbu Promila was pleased with the service as he preached to the tribal people in the mountains of Bhutan. Those gathered seemed especially…
Dr. Abraham, a well-known cancer specialist, was once on his way to an important conference in another city where he was going to receive an award in the field of medical research. He was excited about the award and so boarded a plane to…
The hymn “Standing on the Promises of God” was written by composer Russell Kelso Carter (1849-1928). Please sing the hymn on page 104. This hymn reflects his personal experience as a petitioner before the throne of God. He was diagnosed
I know God has promised you great and mighty things. You have seen it in your dreams, visions, and heard about it from prophecies. One major criteria needed before entering into all of these promises is death to self. Before you can carry the weight of God’s glory, He will pass you…
We all need the miracle of open eyes. No wonder the Psalmist cried out in our memory verse, “Open my eyes…”. He knew it takes more than the physical eyes to see beyond the natural. Many married their enemies because they…
Have you heard of sex slaves? Ask those women who went abroad in search for greener pastures, but met their waterloo. Sex slaves are women employed to satisfy the sexual lust of their masters and are usually paid little or nothing for such abusive acts. Would you want to go abroad and…
