One thing I’ve learnt: always think differently. When the crowd rushes in one direction, I pause and ask: What’s driving this belief?…
It’s December 24th. Only 8 days to the end of the year. You sit with your goals and notice the gaps—unfinished projects, seemingly unanswered prayers, battles still raging, and puzzles yet unsolved. Do you sigh in regret? No. Then, what do you do?…
A misconception is a belief or opinion about something that is wrong or not accurate….
When you pray in tongues, you put heaven’s language on your earthly lips. There is a realm of prayer where words we understand are not enough. Our needs, burdens, and worship sometimes go beyond the limits of human language…
Prayer is the lifeline of the believer, but there are times when words fail us, times when we don’t even know how to pray about what we face. That’s when praying in the Spirit becomes a priceless gift. It’s the Holy Spirit Himself taking over our prayer life…
A couple married in Year 2000 but weren’t blessed with the fruit of the womb. They had three failed IVF. But the woman exhibited rare faith when she took a bold step joining women who had put to bed to praise God when they were called out by Pastor E.A. Adeboye…
Yesterday, we stated that God still speaks. Psalm 29:3 (NIV), “The voice of the LORD is over the waters; the God of glory thunders, the LORD thunders over the mighty waters.”…
Many are asking, “Can God speak to a man like me, or is it just for pastors/ministers? If yes, how come I don’t hear?” Know this for sure: As long as you are a child of God (His sheep), you have legitimate access to his voice. John 10:27 says, “My sheep hear my voice…
As believers walking in love, we will often face situations where others offend us, frustrate us, or fall short of our expectations. In such times, God calls us to respond with two powerful streams of grace: forgiveness and forbearance. They are not the same, but they are both necessary…
Before he became a Christian he sat down for his GCSE twice and failed woefully. The first time he had 7F’s and the second time he had 9F’s. Infact, he couldn’t speak or construct a good sentence in English Language. He had concluded that academics was not meant for him…
“Pass Me Not, O Gentle Saviour” is a deeply moving hymn written in 1868 by Fanny J. Crosby, one of the most prolific hymn writers in history. Despite being blind from infancy, Fanny wrote over 8,000 hymns that continue to inspire generations. This particular hymn captures…
