Many people struggle with unanswered prayers, and while Scripture gives several reasons, one that God has been re-emphasising is found in Proverbs 28:9: “God detests the prayers of a person who ignores the law.” (NLT). Other translations express it even more strongly: “If anyone turns a deaf ear to my instruction, even their prayers are […]
Earlier this week while moving around the yard, I saw five birds flying across the sky. They were just moving freely, mindlessly, unbothered that anyone was observing them from a distance. What made them stand out to me was that they were the same kind, the same species, and the way they were flying showed
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In the first miracle recorded of Jesus, something remarkable happens. For context, Jesus and His disciples were invited to a wedding celebration. During the event, the host ran out of wine, which would have been an embarrassing situation, much like running out of Jollof rice at a Nigerian party. Jesus was called upon, and He
Lately, I’ve had several conversations that start the same way: I’m just tired. Life feels like a cycle. I’m trying to grow, trying to heal, trying to stay faithful, but some days it just feels heavy.” And if you’ve ever been there, I understand you. Because I’ve been there too, where faith doesn’t feel like
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Anchor Verse: Ecclesiastes 2:24-26 Most of us spend greater percentage of our lives working; whether in an office, hospital, classroom, or even from home. And yet, not everyone finds joy in it. Some endure work as a “necessary evil,” because bills need to be paid while others run endlessly after promotions, and some discover that
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One of the best professions in the world, in fact one of the most ancient professions that has been, that is, and that will still be, is the accounting profession. When God created man, He gave him the instruction of being in charge of all things. In Genesis 2:15, the Bible says, “And the Lord
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In medicine, there are generally two major approaches to patient care. The first is therapeutic care, where the goal is to diagnose, treat, and restore the patient to good health. The second is palliative care, where the caregiver’s focus shifts from cure to comfort. Palliative care is often reserved for terminal conditions, when it becomes
From the start, she had spark. Quick laughter, sharp answers the kind of girl who made even boring lectures feel lighter. In group projects, she was the one pulling the weight, the one everyone quietly depended on. On fellowship days, she was always up front. If worship was rising, her hands were lifted. If prayer
One of the syndromes that fascinated me most in medical school was Prader Willi Syndrome (PWS), a rare genetic disorder with many clinical features, but one that stands out vividly is insatiable hunger. In PWS, the body’s hunger regulator is broken. No matter how much the person eats, they never feel satisfied. The brain fails
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The story of Balak and Balaam has always fascinated me. Anytime I read it, it raises so many questions in my heart. You’ll find it in Numbers 22:1–41 (GNT). Now, picture this: the Israelites had just defeated the Amorites. They were camping near the Jordan, across from Jericho, and King Balak of Moab was scared
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