“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
Story, Story
While on placement in 2018, my manager and I got talking about a renown woman in power who had misrepresented her people to a point where people were using her to judge the entire female gender which definitely wasn’t right, but had grown to become an unconscious human response when female leaders were incompetent in any … Continue reading Story, Story
Taking a bow in spite
Last month I stumbled on an article about John Milton1608. God found John very early in His life and so his radical Christian life started early. He had a hunger for the body of Christ and for lost souls, so you find that a lot of His mission in life was driven by these passions … Continue reading Taking a bow in spite
End the rolling
When I was younger, my mum returned from an event she had to attend, she walked into her room and she met her foundation bottle missing and the culprit had not just taken it away, they had played with it in the room, smeared it all around their pillow and walls and basically just left … Continue reading End the rolling
Legless but wingfull
Earlier today I stood at my window that outlooks a busy street, I just took in all of nature that reminded me of how the world keeps moving no matter what/who stands still. This year particularly, I’ve been forced to realise, that not even death stops the world from moving. It might slow down a … Continue reading Legless but wingfull
Him & Her
I recently was invited to speak to a group of young women on Eros relationships and I had such an amazing time, I wanted to time stamp the notes I made for the event and also give more people access to this information hence why I have decided to make it a blogpost. Eros relationships … Continue reading Him & Her
Dear Leah waiting for the next big thing to happen
A letter from Abba: Dear Leah, I know you thought the promotion will bring some respite, I know you imagined that the marriage will bring you some respect, or the admission even, I also imagine that you thought that the 3 days of prayer and fasting you declared will bring that answer you’ve been praying … Continue reading Dear Leah waiting for the next big thing to happen
