He That Watereth

Jesus spent thirty years in quiet preparation before three years of public ministry. David was anointed king as a young boy, but spent years tending sheep and serving Saul before the throne. These are the hidden years. Seasons where your calling is real, but your platform is invisible. It is the time when God is […]

The call of God upon your life will often lead you through painful seasons. You will sow in tears. There will be moments when it feels like your sacrifices, your long hours, and your faithfulness are unnoticed and unrewarded. But God sees it all. Psalm 126 tells us that those who sow in tears will

Romans 12:6 teaches that we all have different gifts, and we are to use them according to the faith we have developed within. If your gift is creativity, then you must create boldly, in faith. You may not know the full impact of what you are building or expressing today, but if you stay faithful,

As Christians, love is our calling. We are taught to love unconditionally, just as Christ loves us. But love is not the absence of wisdom. In our relationships we must learn to relate with love but operate by law. Whether personal, professional, or even within marriage. It’s not a lack of faith to protect yourself

In 1 Samuel 12:23, the prophet Samuel said something remarkable: “Far be it from me that I should sin against the Lord by failing to pray for you.” This is not just the heart of a priest, but of a true leader. Someone who understood that prayer for his people was a non-negotiable responsibility. Intercession

Every now and then, you see a social media post questioning how a growing church offering multiple Sunday services (each under two hours), could possibly raise spiritually grounded believers. This kind of commentary is more common than we like to admit. It reflects a deeply flawed way of thinking: assuming that smaller church size or

One of the most urgent assignments before us in Nigeria and the West African region is to teach our young people how to build big businesses. Teaming up to build billion-dollar companies. Not because wealth is the goal, but because productivity is the seed of national transformation. Most of our poverty and economic hardship is

In ancient China, it was common to hear the people say of their emperors, “May the Song Dynasty endure for ten thousand years.” It was more than a compliment, it was a vision. It was the belief that a noble mission could be strong, righteous, and sustainable enough to outlive the men who began it.

The Roman Catholic Church announced its new leader, Pope Leo XIV. He becomes the 267th pope in a Christian movement that traces its roots back to Jesus Christ and the apostles. Whether or not you are Catholic, this is a moment to pause and reflect. This is a church that has lasted over 2,000 years.

There’s a dangerous idea floating around in many Christian circles: that technology is evil, and that Satan is its mastermind. It is something you hear from well-meaning Bible teachers. Something like “All these inventions and computers are satanic.” There was a time when a certain church nicknamed the television, “devil’s box.” True story. Imagine being