Topic: A True Heart of Service Text: II Samuel 11:6 -13 Written by Priscilla Oyewole Many times, people come to God seeking benefits and blessings. They claim the blessings of Abraham and shout the loudest amen when a man of God declares over their lives. Yet, this same people are quick to evade any sign of activity and task that requires commitment and dedication. As sons of God, we must be...
EVERYTHING IS FINE 2 KINGS 4: 18-26 NLT. Written by Ife Grace For several years, a certain woman had been childless. She had lost hope of ever carrying her child in her arms. Soon enough, a prophet shows up and boldly declares to her that she would bear a child by the following year. Did the...
Topic: Conviction is by the Spirit Text: Acts 2:37, I Corinthians 2:1-5 Written by Priscilla Oyewole There are times when we misunderstand our role in the divine business of saving souls. We play God sometimes and as a result we do not see the result we desire. We must continually see that our place in drawing men to God is to spread the Good news – the birth, death, burial, resurrection...
Last week, I was at your house to see your roommate, Shewa. You were sitting in front of the veranda on a kitchen stool crying. I stopped to ask what the matter was, but I knew it was a wrong time to engage in any discussion with you. I left you alone and went in to see Shewa. I was concerned. It’d be the third time I’d see you crying profusely. There had been other times though where you looked...
Can we just believe in our heart that whatever God’s word says is true? When doubts attack our mind, can we put God’s Word before us and say, ‘Yeah, I have not seen the manifestation of the things I desire but I am going to hold firmly to God’s word, no matter what.’ Can we stubbornly refuse to stagger at God’s promise and be strong in faith assured that what...
One of the most powerful statements I’ve read came from a title to a blog post by one very amazing blogger. Remain where you heard God last. Those words are heavy, I tell you. For several seconds I couldn’t even click on the link to the post, I just kept staring and pondering on the title. By the way, you should check out Dupe’s blog. She has wonderful contents there. You know, It’s so hard when...
At a particular time in every year, Christians all over the world celebrate an event called, Easter. It is a time where the redemption story is told. A time when we remember that Jesus came to the earth to reconcile man to God. While there are different practices carried out during this time of celebration, for believers, Easter is not just a memorable event. It is what we preach. Our message is...
In December, I stepped away from the blog so I could plan for the coming year. When the new year arrived and I sensed it was time to get back to work, I started giving excuses. Second week, third week…. I sat there, believing it was God who wanted me not to take a move yet when I knew deep down that I was just lazy to pen down anything serious. What I should have done was, take laziness by...
I don’t think it’s too early to set the pace for 2020. In fact I believe this is the best time to start activating our thought process for the new year rather than wait for the adrenaline that comes with the arrival of the first day in the year where we all scream and jump for joy and make resolutions and after a few weeks the excitement dies down. We can set 2020 in motion even now. As...
Can our minds ever get quiet? Pressing this thing called phone was my hobby. If my phone could talk, it’d have screamed, ‘Leave me alone for a day please!’ For many of us, our phones have become part of our lives. At work, in church, in the bus, on the dining table and even on the road, our eyes are glued to our phones. We have fallen into gutters, gone past our bus stops, gone late to work...
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