I recently took time to study the book of Daniel, and it was nothing short of powerful.Beyond the familiar story of the lion’s den or the fiery furnace, I saw something deeper—a lifestyle that carried uncommon favour, wisdom, deliverance, and divine promotion. What stood out to me most was this: Daniel and his three friends
Let me tell you the truth—you’ll never feel 100% ready.There will always be a reason to wait.To gather more money.To “learn a bit more.”To get your logo right.To find time.To feel more confident.To get permission. But here’s the thing: Waiting will cost you more than starting ever will. The longer you wait, the more discouraged
Let’s be honest. You love God. You want to grow spiritually. You want to stay connected. But your calendar is always full. Work deadlines. Online meetings. Family responsibilities. Social events. Goals to chase. Sometimes, your Bible stays closed for days. Prayer feels rushed or forgotten. And guilt starts to creep in. If this sounds like
Some years ago, I hit a place in life that felt… empty.I had plans that didn’t work out.
Dreams I was excited about suddenly went quiet.And to be honest with you, I felt stuck—drained emotionally and spiritually.
I would wake up, stare at the ceiling, and ask myself, “Is this all there is? Will anything ever change?”Looking back now, I know what that season was: a valley of dry bones.
Moses was one of the men in the Bible that was recorded who saw the glory of God. God also spoke about Moses.
God also testified about Moses being the meekest man on the face of the earth.
Moses had to learn meekness before he was promoted by God. Don’t be deceived to think that there is any greatness without humility.
Pride can bring a successful man down, you might not notice it but it happens a lot.
A lot of successful people are stagnant and placed in one position because of pride. Pride can limit your success and that is a form of downfall.
Some of the points we can learn from the story of Moses include
I will love You, O Lord, my strength.
The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer; My God, my strength, in whom I will trust; My shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.
I will call upon the Lord, who is worthy to be praised; So shall I be saved from my enemies.
PSALM 18:1-3
King David, a servant of the Lord, spoke to Him the words of this song on the day that the Lord, our God, our sovereign saviour, delivered him from the hand of all his enemies and especially from the hand of King Saul. Here God is praised for His glorious works and blessings through the years.
God’s protection of His people is limitless and can take many forms. David characterised God’s care with five military symbols.
Grace is divine enablement from God, which means God is giving you strength to do that which you cannot do with your ability.
That is why the Bible says that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. So, what grace does is that it helps boost our performance. (Philippians 4:13)
As humans, we all have our weaknesses but when we accept Jesus as our saviour, He gives us the power to overcome those weaknesses.
Therefore we overcome those weaknesses not because of our strength but because of the spirit and the power of God dealing with us.
That means that as Christians, God has given us the ability to overcome our weaknesses “My grace is sufficient for you”.
We need also to acknowledge our weaknesses and pray to God for help so that God can help us overcome those weaknesses.
Depression is a mental health condition that causes sadness and loss of interest. It can affect your thinking and also the way you feel. it can affect the quality of your daily life.
You can find yourself keeping to yourself all day long without communicating with people around you. You lock yourself up in the room and keep thinking. This is a symptom of depression.
Other common symptoms of depression include:
I have heard a lot of people debate on this issue and I feel like sharing my opinion. So, is breaking a promise a sin?
Before I share my thoughts, I want to state that you can make a promise to God, you can make a promise to man and you can also make a promise to yourself.
Promise is also referred to as a vow in the Bible. A promise means making a statement of intent, indicating that you will do something.
A promise is a commitment to do something or to behave in a certain way. It is a statement of intent that is made to another person or to oneself. Promises can be made verbally, in writing, or through actions.
A promise could also be as deep as making a covenant. A covenant is an agreement that is usually legal or binding for example a contract between two people. Another good example of a covenant is a marriage between a man and a woman.
I will be discussing these three scenarios differently so that we don’t mix things up.
To transform something means to change that thing into something else. So in simple terms, we can say transform means change.
God can call anyone unto Himself because he loves us but God does not want us to remain the same. God wants us to change He wants us to be a better version of ourselves.
I understand that some people believe that you can come to God the way you are, that is true. But you cannot remain in God the way you are.
God wants you to grow to become a better person. God doesn’t want you to be stagnant.
In the book of Act 13:9, God used Saul but Saul had to change to Paul which is a better version of home Saul.
If you want to be called by God and remain useful in His kingdom, you need to understand some things.