Alleged “impossibilities” are opportunities for our capacity to be stretched Charles R. Swindoll You would notice that when you sit in a position for long, standing up or stretching your leg becomes difficult as your muscles have stiffened. According to health.havard.edu sitting for long periods forms tight hamstrings behind the Read more…
Abba, I feel numb. I have been living on autopilot mode and been feeling so light. This is not the lightness that comes from liberty in Christ Jesus but one which has no anchor to keep it grounded. But you are my anchor, so what happened to us? I feel Read more…
Today’s review is about Jonathan McReynolds debut film titled Favorite Son on BET. It is a 2021 movie about a pastor who had two sons and was obsessed with shaping their lives. He wanted them to become forcefully committed to the ministry but Camden – Jonathan’s character- was not having Read more…
There was a time in my life where I felt the need to intentionally confess positively over my life. We live in a world that as soon as you step out, you will most likely encounter negativity. Try to proclaim the following daily affirmations over your life: I WILL NOT Read more…
The world is very aware about mental health issues like depression. The awareness has taken away the stigma but brought to limelight the number of people who struggle with it. The statistic is alarming. According to WHO, there are 264 million people of all ages suffering from depression – best Read more…
A typical African wedding is full. There are many people – some you can recognize and others who are the parent’s friends, friends of friends, plus one’s and neighbors who overheard about the occasion who also came with neighbors. I am a Nigerian, and over here weddings are equally a Read more…
Mediocrity is a being in the middle kind of state. It is state whereby you are not very good but at least you made it above average. At least you tried. You are not hot but not cold either. You are a little lukewarm, a little too at rest. It Read more…
It started with body pains which eventually subsided. Then it became a headache. Not too severe, but still that consistent knock by the sides of her head and all she wanted was for the headache to go away. Little did she know what she thought was just a headache was Read more…
Today’s blogpost is about the story of David. King David is someone who I have come to admire and draw many lessons from as per biblical records. There was this one time where he had the opportunity of killing his archenemy Saul but he chose to do otherwise. He had Read more…
There is a surge of weddings and engagements this season. In my opinion, plans were put on hold because of Covid and now many people do not want this year to pass them by. In a season of so many “I do’s” it gets tough for the single ones who Read more…