July 2024

In the world of business, those who truly succeed are often those who approach their work as a mission rather than a mere money-making venture. Colossians 3:23-24 reminds us, “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive […]

A business isn’t just about making money; it’s about building a sustainable operation to advance your mission. This is how a creative, business-minded Christian should approach business. When a business prioritizes making money over nurturing a mission and the leadership to make it happen, it will ultimately fail. True success comes from aligning your business

To fulfill your mission, you must take a step back and introspect. Consider if your current lifestyle and daily habits are steering you towards your mission. If they’re not, it’s time to make room for your mission in your daily routine. Leadership expert John C. Maxwell wisely said, “You’ll never change your life until you

Many people pay lip service to their life’s mission while actively pursuing other things. They often speak passionately about their goals and dreams, but their daily lives and commitments tell a different story. Management guru Peter Drucker once said, “Tell me what you value and I might believe you, but show me your calendar and

Nothing is impossible with God (Luke 1:37). Many people often overlook the “with God” part and just say, “nothing is impossible.” However, Matthew 19:26 clearly states that some things are impossible for humans alone, but with God, all things are possible. This means that when you align your actions with God’s will, you can achieve

In life, it is crucial to surround yourself with people and places that nurture your vision and convictions. If your dreams are constantly being suffocated by negativity or doubt, you may never see them come to fruition. The company you keep and the environments you frequent can either strengthen or stifle your aspirations. In Luke

Society often values working for established organizations over pursuing the seed of an idea within us. Many people believe success means climbing the corporate ladder at a big company, rather than nurturing a small, personal vision. In practice, the Kingdom of God within us can find expression in many ways. It’s not about starting a

Reverend Olufemi Ogundare speaks about two phases in a Christian’s life. The first phase is guided by Ecclesiastes 9:10: “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with your might.” This phase encourages us to work hard and diligently in all tasks. The second phase is more specific: “That which the Lord asks you to

In business, decisions made without the influence of lust, pride, or any of the works of the flesh tend to be the right ones. The Kingdom of God is within us, and when we make choices free from the corrupting influence of the flesh, they align with God’s will for our homes, industries, and communities.

The Kingdom of God is in the midst of you (Luke 17:21). You are fully equipped; God has placed within you everything you need to succeed and win in life. The problem is that while you might believe Luke 17:21 on some level, you don’t really act it out daily. You aren’t living your life