It was a cold afternoon in the United Kingdom, and Lekan had been walking for almost forty minutes. His hands were buried inside his jacket, his earphones were firmly in place, and his lips moved quietly as he walked. To anyone passing by, he probably looked like one of those people determined to complete 10,000 […]
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Have you ever ignored a message on purpose? Let’s be honest, have you ever received a message, you read it, smiled, then said, “I’ll reply later” and that “later” is still loading till today. Don’t worry, this is a safe space, no judgment as per we listen we don’t judge. I remember one guy back
In the Bible, we often see Christ moving from place to place, touching lives and causing profound change. However, there is a notable instance where a certain woman shifts this dynamic, a story recounted in three of the synoptic gospels(Matthew 9:20-22, Mark 5:25-34, and Luke 8:43-48). This is the tale of the woman with the
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Lessons from Ezra 4–6 on Progress, Opposition, and Documentation There is a principle in accounting that has always fascinated me: events should be recorded when they occur. In technical terms, it is close to the accrual concept. In internal control language, we call it proper documentation or contemporaneous recordkeeping. At first glance, that sounds like
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We are living in the golden age of content. Never before has spiritual content been so accessible. A believer can wake up in Lagos and before breakfast, consume a sermon from America, a prophecy from Kenya, a relationship podcast from the United Kingdom, and a theological debate from Australia. We are drowning in content while
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In Matthew 5, we read the first Sermon Jesus ever preached, famously known as “The Beatitudes”. Among the profound teachings, Jesus uses metaphors to elucidate our identity. Matthew 5:14 “Ye are the light of the world.” Consider this fun fact: In the natural world, there are three prominent sources of light: the sun, the moon,
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It was a cool, calm, and quiet Saturday evening. Usually, they bring light or put on the generator around 7 p.m. to 12 a.m., then switch it off. But some days before then, there had been issues with the generator, so they decided not to put it on early. So I just sat outside, enjoying
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I’m writing today from a passage in 1 Samuel 4:6-10 where the Israelites faced the Philistines in battle. Usually, we learn from the Israelites, but this time around, we will learn from the Philistines. In Scripture, we naturally gravitate toward the “heroes,” the people of God, because they set the standard. But the truth is,
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Superpower There are many moments in Scripture where God equips people with something tangible for their divine assignment. Take Moses, for example. He had a rod. With that rod, the Red Sea was parted. Water came out of a rock. Pharaoh was confronted. The rod was powerful But let’s be honest, it also had limits.
There’s a moringa tree in my compound that was never really planted, it just showed up. A few years ago, when Nigerians discovered moringa, it became the miracle tree. Everybody was talking about it, everybody was planting it, it suddenly became the solution to everything from health, strength, healing and weight. For a while, it
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