I have been very reluctant in writing today’s piece. Mostly because it is a revelative teaching, and these kinds of teachings take some level of boldness to transfer to another person. It’s one thing to be convicted about it, and another thing to willingly teach it to another person, knowing…
There was a season in Christendom in the part of the world I’m from in which the most popular word was BREAKTHROUGH. We still have some residue of it – a lot of people shouting 🗣 ‘Ameeennnn’ to the pastor’s “It’s time for your breakthrough!!” But what if it’s not?🤷🏽…
He’s just trying to download a movie🤦🏽♂️. These ads aggressively flashing on his screen…these darn ads…he hates them! It’s not what he’s seeing that he hates. In fact, his eyes and the tickles in his phallus like what they see. This is his weakness, he knows! He’s not even that…
You know how sometimes you’re scrolling on your timeline minding your business and you happen to chance upon a random post where two strangers are having a full-blown debate on an unrelated topic?😂 It’s hella annoying when you’re the original owner of the post, but if you’re like me, you…
I was reading two days ago when I picked up my sticky notes to make a side note. I noticed some scribbling on the second pad, written almost unintelligibly, so I put my pen down [as if it had anything to do with me seeing better😅] to try to figure…
While I thought about what to write about this week, I remembered this letter I wrote to the male species...well those in Christ😁. After a few touch-ups, here we go: 😉 The truth of the matter is that the average woman desires leadership. There are rare exceptions of women who…
The very final mention of Jesus after His resurrection was in Acts 1. Jesus had spent 40 days on earth after He mysteriously rose from the grave [Acts 1:3]. He had appeared several times to His unbelievably stubborn disciples who simply couldn’t believe their eyes even when He appeared in…
The book of Thessalonians was a plain Jane for me. I found it pretty basic, unlike the more technical books that required ‘revelation’ to fully grasp [Hebrews, Daniel, Revelations, even Song of Songs!😊]. Last week, I found myself reading it again, because honestly, I couldn’t remember much of its content…
On an average, every human being expresses faith several times during the course of their day every day…even the atheist and agnostic. 🤷🏽♀️ Every time you sit on a chair without checking if it is strong enough to support your weight; every time you jump onto a car or an…
I always wondered why Jesus waited so long to go see Lazarus when they told Him he was sick. And then wept too when He got there 🤷🏽♀️. The story is recorded in John 11. It was Lazarus’ sisters, Mary and Martha who sent the message. They sent the messenger…
The Jews believed lepers to be cursed. They called leprosy ‘The Finger of God’ because they believed it was inflicted by God. In the Old testament, there were three instances in which God inflicted leprosy on people: On Miriam after she had spoken against Moses in Numbers 12:14 & 15.…
Exactly a year ago, I published my very first post here😊 It was titled 'Leave It Behind! [click!] Over the span of a year, the Lord has been faithful! We've seen 37 other posts, 5 series, featured 1 other blog Nabiyhill [click!] reached 35 countries across the world and had 5,114…
In John 9, Jesus saw a blind man. This man must have been pretty popular, not because he was blind alone, but because he was blind from birth. The Jews had a belief - that a person born blind from birth was paying the price for his own sin in…
Before Jesus appeared on the scene, miracles existed in Israel. Think of all the miracles that occurred in the New Testament. Diseases were healed, demons were purportedly cast out by a procedure that was intended to exorcise persons possessed by unclean spirits. The Dead Sea Scrolls are actually said to…
God, who said, "Let there be light in the darkness," has made this light shine in our hearts so we could know the glory of God that is seen in the face of Jesus Christ. We now have this light shining in our hearts, but we ourselves are like fragile clay…
2017 was tough on my faith. I was enraged. Much earlier that year, I’d had a short, simple conversation with another believer about predestination. What I didn’t realize was that that conversation had set me on a path of doubt. All of a sudden I wondered if God was really…
Long long long ago, God had a conference call with Himself. In that meeting, they decided to make man in their likeness, in their image. [Genesis 1:26] You know how the story goes shaa?💁🏽♀️ Curious little Miss Eve met a hissing entity. Anyone would have thought she’d run away, but…
For the past 7 weeks, our focus has been the assurance of the believer's salvation - the certainty of our eternal fate, we who cling to the perfect work of Christ. For a lot of people who resist this teaching, their fear is singular: that once people grasp this understanding,…
And alas we have come to end of the series on misinterpreted scriptures pertaining to our salvation in Christ Jesus. We close the chapter with Paul’s statement in 1 Corinthians 9:27: But I keep my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any means, when I have preached…
I have heard Galatians 5:4 used to explain that a believer [including one who still clings solely onto the finished work of Christ] may fall from grace and thus no longer be a beneficiary of eternal life. The scripture says: You who are trying to be justified by law have…