It flabbergasts me how David did what he did to Uriah and Bathsheba. First, he was at the wrong place at the wrong time; the bible tells us that David remained in Jerusalem at the time when the Kings went to war. He chose the wrong time to chill for whatever reason he had. In …
The Journey from Desire to Sin- A Study of King David’s life ( II Samuel 11) Read More »
This past week, the Lord impressed two things on my heart: discipleship and keeping my eyes on eternity.It’s surprisingly easy to lose sight of God’s Kingdom as we move through everyday life. We slip into familiar rhythms and don’t notice when we’re being weighed down—or even quietly ensnared. The Lord has had to call me …
The New Norm – Sin ( Surrounded by a cloud of witnesses) Read More »
Are you just going through the motions? Are you caught up in your feelings—unsure of where you stand with God, or even questioning whether He truly loves you, sees you, or cares for you? This post may help answer those pressing questions tugging at your heart. My hope is that you will find clarity as …
God—the most gracious, powerful, beautiful, and renowned—yet so often misconstrued, misunderstood, and even spoken down to by the very ones He created. As I read through the Old Testament, I see a people who never fully grasped the knowledge of their God. They knew Him as the God of their fathers—Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—but they …
Navigating changes in seasons may be somewhat challenging than the others – this is the season I find myself in, but I am thankful for my Lord Jesus, who is with me through it all. Through it all, one of the things that brings me great joy and encouragement is the word of God. Oh! …
Generational Faith: Passing Down the Promises of God Read More »
Sometime the other week, a friend shared a video clip with me from a sermon by Pastor Michael Orokpo. In it, he spoke about how scholars and researchers have studied the physical death of Jesus Christ in detail. The video was about eight minutes long, but honestly, I couldn’t make it through to the end—it …
The Fellowship of His Suffering in Everyday Life – Philippians 3:10 Read More »
By the grace of God, I want to walk us through two powerful encounters that our father of faith, Jacob, had with the Lord, and explore what we can learn from them. The first happened in his younger years. Following his father Isaac’s instruction, Jacob left home in search of a suitable wife. On his …
The word burnout is a verb I believe should be non-existent in our vocabulary as Christians. However, we find ourselves using it repeatedly, sadly. However, I strongly believe there are a few Christians who have taken up Christ’s yoke, learned from Him, and found their way out of burnout. I think some men and women …
How to Overcome Burnout as Chrisitans – Mark 6:31 Read More »
In May, I spontaneously picked up the book of I Samuel to study, and I shared some insights from my study here, although I did not finish the book as I had envisioned. Today, I will share some more. I also encourage you to pick up the Bible and do your study—feel free to challenge …
What it Means to Lay Aside every weight Hebrews 12:1 Read More »
A reprobate mind is a state of mind void of the voice and light of God, it is a state of mind plagued with darkness. In my opinion, it is a scary and dangerous place to be. Apostle Paul describes this state of mind as one characterized by sheer wickedness, foolishness, and futility – Romans …
