Background Have you ever wondered why some people seem to achieve success despite facing difficult circumstances, while others work extremely hard but struggle to make meaningful progress? Sometimes, we hear people talk about hard work as though it is the only requirement for success. Others emphasise divine favour, suggesting that once God favours you, everything
There’s a story in the book of Genesis that has quietly shaped how I think about decision making, and it’s the story of two brothers, Esau and Jacob. On the surface, it looks like a simple family story, twin brothers, a bowl of stew, a birthright exchanged in a moment of hunger. But underneath that
The Most Important Asset in Your Life Is Not Money Background If I asked most people today, “What is the most important asset in your life?” many would immediately say money. Others would mention their house, land, business, investments, or some other valuable possession. Some people might even say their relationships. They may point to
Background My thoughts for today are simple but very important. I feel strongly that you should not shape your life based on people’s opinions about you. People will always have something to say. Sometimes it is good, sometimes it is not. But the truth is, their opinions should not be what guides your life. The
Background Success is not merely a destination you arrive at one day. It is a journey shaped by the thoughts you nurture, the beliefs you hold, and the daily choices you make. Many people chase after achievement through sheer willpower or external strategies alone, yet find themselves feeling empty or unfulfilled even when they reach
Background One of the most subtle yet dangerous errors believers make is not openly rejecting God, but quietly limiting Him. This limitation often happens through our understanding, our theology, and even our well-intended religious language. We may speak correctly about God in some areas, yet wrongly represent Him in others. This was the exact mistake
Background: Understanding the Parable (Matthew 20:1–16) In Matthew 20:1–16, Jesus gives a parable about a landowner who went out early in the morning to hire workers for his vineyard. He hired some at 6am, some at 9am, some at 12pm, some at 3pm, and even some at 5pm, just one hour before the working day
Background I have seen something happen again and again in the Christian faith, and it is one of the reasons many believers struggle for years with the same problem. Someone can be spiritually oppressed and they can be prayed for, delivered and set free. The power of God is real, and yes, deliverance is real.
Background Some years ago, I met a young entrepreneur named Daniel. He started a small printing business that quickly gained attention because of his honesty, creativity, and quality of work. But as his business grew, so did the temptations — shortcuts, shady deals, and pressure to prioritise profit over integrity.He once said, “I feel like
Background Not long ago, a student told me, “I want to excel in my studies, but I also don’t want to lose my relationship with God. It feels like I can’t balance both.” His words struck me deeply because so many Christian students feel the same way. The pressure of assignments, exams, and the pursuit