This is not my typical message, but I feel a pressing need for more hands on deck. Earlier today, I had a dream that burdened my heart with heaviness. I wept, and even after praying about it and finding some joy, I believe this message is not just for me to carry alone. I cannot share all the details, but … Read More
Keeping The Balance Between Wealth Creation and Life
Proverbs 23:4-5 says: ‘Don’t wear yourself out trying to get rich. Be wise enough to know when to quit. In the blink of an eye, wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle.’ I was recently reading the book of Proverbs, and when I came across the above verse, I got stuck reading it several … Read More
Be Wise Enough to Know When to Quit: Reflections on Wealth and Balance
Proverbs 23:4-5 says: “Don’t wear yourself out trying to get rich. Be wise enough to know when to quit. In the blink of an eye, wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle.” Lately, I have been reading the book of Proverbs, and when I came across this verse, I found myself reading it over … Read More
The Liberation in Letting Go: Why You Shouldn’t Defend Your Identity Part 2.
Just as water flows and adapts to its surroundings, our identities are fluid and multifaceted yet in alignment with its source. Embracing fluidity means acknowledging that who you are is not static but rather dynamic and ever-changing. It is supernatural for the mind to keep revolving, the scriptures describe it as the renewing of the mind. It allows us to … Read More
The Liberation in Letting Go: Why You Shouldn’t Defend Your Identity Part 1.
A statement like ‘’Why are you like this or like that’’ and ‘’You will never change’’. Most time is directed from the angle of one who is ‘’offended’’. It may even stem from a joke deeply rooted in one’s disdain for another’s behavior. Thinking of behavior, how does it link to one’s identity? The idea of not defending our identity … Read More
Loving Much; Love is the Force that Liberates
Love is such a powerful ‘thing’. Am not sure if I could describe love as a virtue, trait or a character but I believe it will depend on the context. The Bible offers a profound insight into love, portraying it as kind, patient, humble, and devoid of envy or judgment. Love is esteemed as the greatest among faith and hope, … Read More
Title: Crossing the Difficulty of Being Wrong: Understanding the Irony of Ignorance
I begin with a rhetorical question: “How can you not know when you are wrong?” It presumes that recognizing one’s own mistakes should be a straightforward process. After all, logic dictates that if you’ve made an error, you should be aware of it. However, the reality is often far more complex. In the limitless of human existence, the concept of … Read More
The Wisdom in Acting Foolishly: Lessons from My Mother
Proverbs 17:28 (NIV): “Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues.” This verse highlights the wisdom of sometimes remaining silent and observing, rather than speaking impulsively or trying to impress others with our knowledge. Growing up, my mother imparted countless nuggets of wisdom that have guided me through life’s ups and downs. … Read More