How Do You Move From Being Broke to Kingdom Wealth?…

Rev. Sam Oye wrote: Have you ever looked at your life and asked, “Why am I so anointed yet still broke?” You pray, fast, serve diligently, and even operate in powerful spiritual gifts, yet your bank account constantly cries for help. You give, tithe, and sow seeds…

Be spirit-motivated…

The devil was once asked what was his deadliest weapons he uses to destroy mankind. He replied: “I don’t need to destroy you. I just need to distract you.” Not with shocking evil, but with things that slowly dull your heart. Not with hatred for God, but with simply not caring about Him…

Friends, we must be discerning. As parents, carers, pastors, mentors, or teachers. We must sustain the ability to see beyond the physical. Usually, a great destiny attracts a great spiritual assault. Covenant children attract major battles. The ripest fruit attracts the greatest threats…

To be free from distraction as a Christian, it involves intentional steps, consistent habits, and relying on God’s help. Here’s how, explained in a clear and practical way, along with biblical examples…

Distraction is anything that takes your focus away from what God created you to do. It may not be bad in itself, but it pulls your attention, time, and energy away from your real purpose. It’s like taking the wrong turn on a journey, not because the road looks evil…

Distraction is anything or anyone that takes your attention away from what’s truly important. It could be your phone, your thoughts, other people, or even your emotions. Distraction is anything or anyone that makes you lose focus on what God wants you to do….

Digital Prison is when you feel stuck, stressed, or lost because you’re always on your phone or online. It happens when apps like social media, games, or constant messages take over your mind, emotions, and habits, so much that it feels like you can’t live without them…

A digital prison is a state of mental, emotional, and spiritual captivity caused by overdependence on digital devices, platforms, and content, where one’s time, focus, identity, and relationships are subtly controlled, confined, and distorted by the digital world. In this prison…

A digital prison is not made of bars and walls. It is made of screens, apps, likes, and endless scrolls. It is a subtle but powerful confinement of the mind, soul, and time, where people, especially teenagers and youths, are held captive by the very tools designed to connect…

More lessons from the life of Michael Caroll. He was that man who went back as a refuse collector despite winning $10 million dollar in lottery…