January 2025

Mark Zuckerberg recently shared that Meta now reaches over 3.3 billion people daily across its platforms. This level of scale and influence is a direct result of continuous growth and innovation. From Facebook to Instagram, WhatsApp to Threads, Meta has expanded its reach, ensuring that its platforms shape global conversations and interactions. This is a […]

If you want to make a real difference in the world, you need influence at a level that truly matters. Right now, you already impact the people around you—your family, friends, and community. But imagine how much more you could do if you worked harder and succeeded at a greater level. The more influence you

Apostle Paul boldly instructed believers to imitate him as he imitated Christ (1 Corinthians 11:1). This principle extends beyond faith and applies to every area of life—including business. Many struggling entrepreneurs fail because they try to figure things out on their own, rather than learning from those who have already succeeded. The business world is

God has blessed each of us with unique spiritual gifts and talents, and it is scriptural to monetize them. “A worker deserves his wages” (Luke 10:7). However, we must be cautious not to operate out of greed or selfish ambition. When profit becomes the sole focus, it corrupts the true purpose of our gifts and

Every mission requires a clear vision of the results you want to achieve, but the path to those results often demands flexibility. In 1 Kings 19:15-18, God gave Elijah a mission with specific outcomes: anoint Hazael as king over Aram, Jehu as king over Israel, and Elisha as his prophetic successor. However, Elijah had to

To fully unlock your creativity and spiritual gifts, you must learn to balance divine leading with logical reasoning. These two are not opposites but partners working together to help you succeed. The Bible emphasizes the importance of both wisdom and understanding. God may give you divine insight, but your ability to analyze and structure that

There’s a common desire in many young people to prove themselves without relying on their parents or the community that nurtured them. They want to carve out their own paths, often downplaying the role their upbringing played in shaping who they are. This desire is understandable but often misguided. The Bible reminds us of the

Queen Esther faced a dangerous mission: to plead for the lives of her people. Approaching the king without being summoned was a capital offense, yet Esther prepared herself by fasting and praying for three days. Her faith in God gave her courage, and her obedience to act, despite the risks, saved her nation. Esther’s story

In 2024, Nigerians endured hyperinflation, a crashing currency, and widespread hardship. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed during such times, but Ecclesiastes reminds us, “There is nothing new under the sun.” Economic struggles are not unique to this generation. In Zimbabwe, Strive Masiyiwa faced similar challenges when hyperinflation gripped the nation. Yet, through God’s guidance, he

In 2024, Nigeria faced hyperinflation and the Naira fell sharply against the US Dollar, sparking widespread frustration. You may have seen a viral video of a pastor passionately praying for the Naira to strengthen against the Dollar. But the reality is, such prayers are often ridiculous and nonsensical. As Christians, we are called to pray