December 2024

What has fear cost you in the past year? Missed opportunities? Unexplored relationships? Dreams deferred? Fear has a way of keeping us stuck in mediocrity, convincing us to settle for less than God’s best. It whispers lies about our potential and magnifies our weaknesses, paralyzing us into inaction. When fear reigns unchecked, it robs us […]

If you are on a mission and plan to complete it successfully, there must be a clear and simple way to measure your progress. Many well-meaning Christians struggle because they lack clarity on how to evaluate the productivity of their work. Too often, the mindset is, “If it’s working, we’ll know.” But without intentional metrics

As the year draws to a close, it’s a good time to reflect on how well we’ve used our gifts and talents. In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus tells the parable of the talents, urging us not to bury what we’ve been given. Similarly, 1 Corinthians 12:4-7 reminds us that spiritual gifts are given at God’s discretion

The parable in Luke 16:1-9 teaches a profound lesson about relationships, intentionality, and mutual benefit. The shrewd manager, realizing his vulnerable position, wisely used his present opportunities to secure his future. This story shows that success in life, whether spiritual, personal, or professional, requires building meaningful connections. If we focus solely on ourselves, our efforts

You have to approach your work with intelligence and strategy. The first step is assessing whether you already have a solid foundation. If you’re part of an established organization, that could be your starting base—a structure that provides stability and resources to build on. However, if you’re just starting your own venture or lack significant

As 2024 comes to a close and we step into 2025, it’s natural to feel a pull toward starting something new—new goals, new projects, new ideas. But the Bible reminds us in Ecclesiastes 1:9 that “there is nothing new under the sun.” Instead of chasing novelty, let’s focus on what is true and trustworthy, what

Christmas reminds us of the most profound gift humanity has ever received: Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace. Philippians 4:4-7 calls us to rejoice, pray, and trust, promising us peace beyond understanding. This peace, birthed in a stable in Bethlehem, gives us the confidence to trust, and look out for God’s salvation in every situation

God’s decision to send His Son into the world was bold, radical, and beyond human understanding. John 3:16-17 shows us that love drove this mission, a love so immense that it sought to transform lives and redeem the world. True love doesn’t sit idly by; it takes action. It steps into the messiness of life

Joshua 1:6 says, “Be strong and courageous, because you will lead these people to inherit the land I swore to their ancestors to give them.” A leader must embody boldness and strength, grounded in a clearly defined mission. True leadership isn’t about maintaining the status quo; it’s about inspiring people toward a transformative vision. For

Timing is a crucial factor in the success of any endeavor, often more important than talent, ideas, or hard work. Bill Gross, the founder of IdeaLab, discovered this after studying 150 of his companies. He found that timing alone accounted for 42% of success, proving to be more important than even groundbreaking ideas or funding.