God is more interested in getting you to be His friend. He prefers you be His friend than just solving your problems, because once you become His friend, all your problems are gone. Knowing only His acts is a low level of knowing God. He desires you know His ways…
How Do I Break Free From Entitlement Mentality?…
In psychology, entitlement mentality is seen as a cognitive distortion; an unhealthy belief pattern where people overestimate what they deserve and underestimate what others contribute. It often leads to frustration, resentment, and broken relationships when reality doesn’t meet inflated expectations…
An entitlement mentality is the belief that one deserves certain privileges, rewards, or outcomes without corresponding effort, responsibility, or obedience. It’s the attitude that says: “I deserve this because of who I am”, “Others owe me”, “Life should give me what I want without me sowing anything.”…
It was Akinola Tunde who said: I’ve seen with amusement and amazement many people praying earnestly for a global ministry when they haven’t even mastered microphone ministry…
A spiritual hack is how wise believers partner with spiritual laws to produce consistent results manifested as peace, power, or progress with grace instead of strain. Others include…
A spiritual hack is a divine strategy that gives you supernatural leverage in everyday life. A spiritual hack does not despise process. Rather, it makes the process comforting. Your heart gladdens when you see results even as the Lord work you through a process doing some of these things…
A spiritual hack is a simple but powerful spiritual principle, habit, or practice that helps you access deeper results with less struggle. It’s like a divine shortcut for growth, power, and intimacy with God…
A remarkable man named Joseph Gabe Sonnier has proven that perseverance and purpose can truly change a life. After spending 27 years working as a janitor at a school in Louisiana, he rose to become the principal of that very same institution…
1. On second coming: Jesus is coming again, and the true mark of a disciple is not perfection but persistence…
