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As Christians, we are not called to apologize for living by God’s Word or choosing what is right. Authentic biblical faith will sometimes bring mockery, rejection, or pressure to compromise — but our first duty is to please God, not men. Stand bold, unashamed, and unwavering in the gospel.
Read More Don’t Apologize for Being an Authentic Biblical ChristianStewardship is more than convenience—it is a divine calling. The revelation you carry and the depth of your maturity determine your attitude to the things of God. True stewardship is a spiritual operation that goes beyond the flesh, requiring faithfulness, sacrifice, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Read More Stewardship: A Life Beyond ConvenienceOne of the most sobering lessons in Scripture comes from the account of Nadab and Abihu, the sons of Aaron, who were struck dead for offering strange fire before the Lord. Their story is a warning to every believer: God is holy, and He cannot be approached on our own terms. The Biblical Account Leviticus […]
Read More Offering God Strange Fire and Attracting the Judgment of God📖 “So any person who knows what is right to do but does not do it, to him it is sin.” — James 4:17 (AMP) The Weight of Knowing The Word of God reminds us that sin is not just about what we do wrong but also about what we fail to do right. James […]
Read More Doing What is Right: A Call to ObedienceBeing a line manager comes with pressure, but how you handle those daily challenges shapes your team’s trust and performance. Self-centredness, lack of concern, and catastrophizing not only damage morale but also create unnecessary stress. Great managers take a different path—showing genuine care, keeping perspective, and focusing on solutions rather than drama.
Read More How Not to Be a Self-Centred, Unconcerned Line Manager Who CatastrophizesMany battles people face today are rooted in negative ancestral patterns—cycles of sin, bondage, and oppression passed down through generations. But through the finished work of Christ, you can be separated from every curse and walk in the blessings of God. Discover how salvation, repentance, and the power of Jesus’ blood remove the cause of the curse and release freedom for you and your generations.
Read More Separating from Negative Ancestral Roots: Removing the Cause of the Curse📖 Matthew 18:21–35 (KJV) “Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven. Therefore is the kingdom of heaven likened unto a certain king, […]
Read More Unforgiveness is a Serious Matter with GodBeing fully persuaded as a Christian means having an unshakable confidence in God’s promises, just like Abraham. This blog explores how to build immovable faith through the Word, prayer, thanksgiving, and trust in God’s faithfulness, so you can walk in victory no matter the circumstances.
Read More How Can You Be Fully Persuaded as a Christian?When we serve in the house of God—whether as stewards, pastors, workers, or leaders—it is important to remember that the final assessment of our service is not in our own eyes but in the Lord’s. We may feel satisfied with what we have done, or we may even compare ourselves with others and conclude that […]
Read More In the Lord’s Service: Faithfulness That Pleases HimYour significance before God is not just because you have a great destiny — it is because you are doing the good work of destiny, walking the path of destiny, and living out daily your divine destiny. 📖 “For we are God’s [own] handiwork (His workmanship), recreated in Christ Jesus, [born anew] that we may […]
Read More The Weight of Your Significance Before GodAs a Christian, saying “no” can be one of the most courageous acts of obedience you make. When pressure mounts to compromise your convictions, God’s Word gives you the wisdom and strength to stand firm with grace. Discover biblical principles, practical phrases, and a prayer to help you say no without guilt—protecting your faith, peace, and future.
Read More How to Say “No” as a Christian Without Guilt — Even Under Pressure“Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.” — Matthew 5:9 (KJV) The world is full of unrest. Families are splitting apart, nations are at war, and even in the Body of Christ, offences and misunderstandings break fellowship. In the midst of this chaos, God has a special category of […]
Read More The Work of a Peacemaker — God’s Agents of Reconciliation
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