He That Watereth

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

In Luke 17:21, Jesus says, “nor will they say, ‘Look, here it is!’ or ‘There!’ for behold, the kingdom of God is in the midst of you.” This verse reminds us that the Kingdom of God is within us. Deep down, you already know what to do. Your mission is spiritually discerned by listening to

Learn to be spiritual in a practical sense, in a way that has value and impacts the well-being of your world. The spiritual is true and real, and there is an intelligence we can draw from it. Spiritual things are not only about achieving “religious” results; they have practical applications in our everyday lives. They

In life, we often face the challenge of knowing when to hold on to relationships and when to let go. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 teaches us that there is a season for everything and a time for every purpose under heaven. Sometimes, tearing down and separation are necessary steps for growth and well-being. In other seasons, holding

There is a season for everything and a time for every purpose (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8). In one season, tearing down and separation may be necessary. In another, holding on to something or someone, no matter the cost, may be the right choice. Discernment is crucial to understanding these times and seasons. Without proper discernment, people risk

Showing up every day and completing your tasks might seem mundane, but it is the foundation of lasting success. We often thrive on big ideas and grand visions, trying to make sense of the world around us. However, sometimes it’s essential to forget about the big stuff for a moment and focus on your day-to-day