Human beings have a natural tendency to be glued to the events of the past, whether positive or negative, mostly because the future seems uncertain and intangible. Just imagine someone driving a car and staring at the rearview mirror alone; he will end up a casualty along with many others
As a younger believer, whenever I saw words like "second coming", "rapture", "judgement", fear and hopelessness were my immediate reactions. I wasn't sure of my salvation or destination after death, and I did not really know the Lord at that time. However, after a few months or years of staying consistently under God's
In a world filled with distractions and endless demands for our attention, it can be challenging to maintain a sense of spiritual connectedness. However, the Bible offers us profound guidance on how to cultivate a deeper relationship with God through "walking in the Spirit." This powerful concept encourages us to
'Then it says, I will return to the house I left. When it arrives, it finds the house unoccupied, swept clean and put in order.' - Mathew 12: 44 An unoccupied heart is a heart without any content, void, having no occupant, spent in idleness or inactivity. As Christians, our
Go and tell the Goodnews, A Saviour is born! Wise men who followed the star, Proclaimed it from afar Christ, the Messiah is come, To redeem the lost cause, To give the desolate a home, To save us from the curse. Go and tell the Goodnews, Of His blood and
As we embark on the mandate of making disciples of men, we must remember that Jesus alone should remain the focus, not His doings. Emphasizing His doings (miracles, signs, wonders) over who He represents to the Body risks us birthing Christians without roots. And the natural occurrence is a production
Whenever I hear the word "missions", the first picture that comes to my mind are imageries from the historical movies I watched growing up: swords, javelins, helmets, shields, a formation of soldiers marching in one accord, drums beating the war cry, and the soldiers looking all serious as they march
(Matthew 8: 2 -3) A man with leprosy came and knelt before Him and said, "Lord, if You are willing, You can make me clean." Jesus reached out His hand and touched the man. "I am willing," He said. "Be clean!" Immediately he was cleansed of his leprosy. Jesus was
Psalm 126 vs 6 Who are these like warriors come Marching, stampeding the field? Battered, wounded, their plow weild, Their countenance bearing no form. Their palms the brunt of toil, They look not left nor right, Strength fastened on the soil, They toil all day and night. These are they
It was my first missionary journey to Togo and we were on evangelism in one of the unreached communities. As usual, I was with an interpreter since I didn't have a grip on the local language. We met a lady who was about to prepare lunch for her family and
