I’ve been meditating on the little boy in the bible whose lunch fed 5000 men with leftovers. We talk about the miracle of the multiplication too often without the source of the little that brought the plenty. He probably had no idea what his lunch was going to do that day, I imagined he even … Continue reading Jumping with our short rope
Shameless to this world
I’ve been reading about a woman named Kara Tippets in the last few days. She’s not that famous so don’t worry if you’ve never heard about her. She was a Christian woman who braved a season of cancer while raising four children and serving her God. I think what made her stand out the way … Continue reading Shameless to this world
Step forward now
I saw this post up somewhere a while ago, no one knew who the Author was/is. It echoed so much with me and I wanted to share it with you. There are some doctrinal imbalances within that I don’t quite agree with but for the majority, I thought it was warm. Shout out to all … Continue reading Step forward now
Commanders over one
It’s so beautiful how God gives us His heart when we surrender our lives to Him. We cease to exist and live for ourselves and begin to live for Him, we’ll find that our hearts desires become the same things that Gods heart desires. Almost like God replicates Himself in any man who will allow … Continue reading Commanders over one
Much more candy
I read a story a few years ago now of a boy who went to the grocery store with his dad to get a few things. After shopping and paying for the groceries at the checkout counter, the owner of the store who had a large jar of candy right next to the checkout computer … Continue reading Much more candy
Last leggers
I don’t think there’s anything that hurts my heart more than near-misses. Being so close and yet missing it, getting to the end and failing right at the finish line before you can cross over. I’ve been on the books of Chronicles the last two weeks, I don’t know why God takes me back there … Continue reading Last leggers
For His Namesake
“God please, good news today, it has been such a horrible month already” Ife muttered under her breath removing her apron and hanging it on the edge of the back door to go open the front door for her husband who had just returned from a meeting that had the power to change their lives. … Continue reading For His Namesake
Lonely path
People interpret wilderness seasons first as a bad thing before they ever consider it is good. I think because the word generally connotes aloneness, seclusion and sometimes deprivation of what you’d always enjoy. There is a tendency that we read “red flag” as soon as such seasons appear near us. It’s funny because wilderness seasons … Continue reading Lonely path
Unfortunate heirs?
My all time favourite people to study about in the bible is The Levites. Ever since I started to understand that they kind of represented the believer in the time of the law, I became so interested in all that God said about them and to them because indirectly, God also spoke to us, and … Continue reading Unfortunate heirs?
Burning sensations
Every now and again, when I walk into my house, I use the sanitiser I’ve stationed right at my room door. I’ve been trying to make it a habit, some days I remember, some days I don’t, but here’s celebrating the effort. I walked in yesterday and I remembered, so I took the bottle, poured … Continue reading Burning sensations