He That Watereth

In late March 2026, the source code behind Claude Code, a popular AI tool leaked online, and many developers rushed to study it. What they found surprised them. Instead of some hidden “magic,” the system looked ordinary. It was mostly loops, instructions, and thousands of lines handling everyday problems like memory, errors, and user input. […]

Running a business is not easy. It demands time, energy, patience, and strong resolve. In a place like Nigeria, the challenges can feel even heavier. Power issues, unstable systems, and daily uncertainty can stretch you to your limits. At some point, your skill alone will not feel enough. The journey will test your faith in

Big visions often look overwhelming at first. When people talk about building a great business, they imagine huge achievements and dramatic breakthroughs. But in reality, great businesses are built through small, consistent actions. Most days it simply comes down to choosing five to nine important tasks and doing them well. Very well. One call made.

Often when you are working at the frontiers of your calling, confidence is low because the full picture is not yet visible. New ideas, new ventures, and new missions rarely arrive with complete clarity from the beginning. Instead, you see only the next step. This uncertainty can tempt you to delay action while waiting for

Every believer carries a sense of mission, yet that mission is never isolated. Scripture teaches that we are part of something far larger than our individual ambitions. In 1 Corinthians 12:27, Paul describes believers as members of the body of Christ, each with a distinct role and function. Just as the eye, hand, and foot

Many creatives misunderstand how spiritual gifts operate. Scripture teaches that “there are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit” (1 Corinthians 12:4). If the gifts come from the same Spirit, then they also follow similar spiritual principles. The difference lies not in the source, but in the form of expression. A prophet may fast and

One of the quiet challenges you will face is learning to work with imperfect people. If you’re doing something meaningful, you have to work with others. And collaboration always involves human weakness. Differences in temperament, mistakes in judgment, and occasional misunderstandings are inevitable when people work together. Yet God rarely accomplishes His purposes through perfect

People are far more willing to support what they understand. Time, money, and energy are valuable resources, and thoughtful people do not commit them anyhow. Before others can join your mission, they must first see the vision behind it. This is why clarity matters so much. If the purpose is vague, support will also be

No meaningful mission is accomplished alone. The vision God places in your heart will almost always exceed the resources you personally possess. Your time is limited, your knowledge incomplete, and your finances finite. This is not a weakness; it is part of how God designed human work and community. Great endeavors require collaboration, shared effort,

Russell Brunson once observed, “The life you want, the marriage you want, the family you want… is all going to be fueled by the business you build.” His statement captures a practical truth many believers overlook. The quality of the life you build is often connected to the value you create through enterprise. Scripture affirms