Background I once met a young graduate who had just started his first job. His salary was small, and by the time he paid rent, transport, and daily expenses, almost nothing remained. He confessed: “I know I should tithe and give, but honestly, I don’t see how I can afford it.” This is a struggle
Background I once spoke with a young believer who told me: “I pray, I read my Bible, but I don’t feel like I hear God the way others do.” His words reflected what many Christians quietly struggle with—the desire to hear God more clearly in daily life. Some expect God’s voice to always come like
Background A few years ago, I met a young man named Daniel during a leadership seminar. At just 29, he was already heading a small team in a fast-growing company. He shared something that struck me: “Looking back, I wish someone had told me certain things earlier. I made many avoidable mistakes simply because I
Background As Christians, we are not called to live defeated lives. We are born to win. This victory is not limited to one area—it includes our health, our finances, our relationships, and our careers. But above all, the greatest victory is spiritual: making it to heaven and living eternally with God. Too often, people create
Background Earlier today, I listened to a song titled Oluwatosin. A line in the lyrics struck me deeply: “The Jesus I know is enough for me.” I paused and let those words sink in. They reminded me of something many believers often forget—your walk with God doesn’t require knowing everything or having all the answers.
Background Several years ago, I met a man in his late fifties who had lived most of his life chasing financial success. He had multiple properties, a fleet of cars, and a bank account most people would envy. Yet, when we sat down over coffee, he admitted that something was missing. He told me, “I
Background I once heard someone say, “I’ll get serious with God after I make money and enjoy life a bit.” Another person said, “I still have time; I’ll serve God when I’m married and settled.” Maybe you’ve thought that too. It’s a common belief — that serving God is something you grow into, something to
Background Have you ever had a season when you felt like God was far from you? You were still praying. Still attending church. Still reading your Bible. But it felt like the connection was gone. Like your prayers were hitting the ceiling. Like your heart was numb. If you’ve ever felt like that, I want
Background Some seasons in life feel like a storm that just won’t pass. You pray, fast, do your best to stay positive—and still, it seems like the breakthrough is taking its time. I’ve had those days too. Days when it feels like your faith is being stretched beyond what you can bear. And sometimes, all
Background I once knew a woman who ran a small tailoring business out of her backyard. She had no shop, no large customer base—just faith, skill, and a willing heart. When we spoke, she told me how she’d struggled financially for years, barely making enough to pay her children’s school fees. But something changed when