He That Watereth

Noah\’s ark offers profound insights. His ability to receive exact instructions and dimensions for the ark sets a template for effective missions in business or ministry today. Genesis 6:13-22 exemplifies how God\’s explicit instructions elevated the ark from a mere structure to a vessel of salvation. In our contemporary hustle, impatience often dilutes divine insight, […]

In the serene patience of Noah, we discover a profound lesson in divine creativity. God didn\’t just command an ark; He provided intricate details (Genesis 6:13-22). Noah, resisting the urge to rush, waited for God\’s precise instructions. Amidst life\’s hustle, waiting on the Lord for detailed guidance may seem challenging, yet it\’s the key to

No, she\’s not. In moments of frustration, it\’s easy to label others. \”My Wife Is An Idiot\” might cross your mind, but it\’s a call to listen, not an indictment. Your father isn\’t good-for-nothing and old-for-nothing, and Uncle Gbenga isn\’t a fool at 40. The key is understanding, not immediate agreement. Take a moment to

Ever wonder why some tasks seem insurmountable while others conquer them effortlessly? The struggle to finish what you start, to bring your inventions to life, is real. Proverbs 12:27 (ESV) holds a gem of wisdom: \”Whoever is slothful will not roast his game, but the diligent man will get precious wealth.\” This verse isn\’t just

Your life isn\’t just a repository of knowledge; it\’s a canvas of actions. Even if you hold the creative power to reshape the world, without a steadfast commitment to discipline, your potential remains untapped. Proverbs 12:27 reminds us that the diligent, unlike the lazy, make the most of what they have, leading to precious wealth.

Anyone filled with the Spirit of God can shape and reshape the world through their business ventures. However, it takes knowledge and discipline to direct creative energy towards the creation of business value. Creating a business from nothing, similar to the divine act in Genesis 1:1, requires tremendous effort. The trillion-dollar Software as a Service

In the spirit of Genesis 1:1, you can deduce a powerful idea: those filled with the Spirit of God can shape the world they desire. The opening verse declares, \”In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth\” (Genesis 1:1 NIV). This isn\’t just a historical event; it\’s a blueprint for creativity. Much like

The dawn of a new year whispers promises of fresh beginnings. It\’s a reminder that every day is an opportunity to reshape your story. The world, from your home to your community, is shaped by the people within it. You\’re not a mere spectator; you\’re in a prime position to make a real impact. Think

In the rush of life\’s demands, finding moments of stillness is a practice that nurtures the soul. You can embark on a journey of self-discovery through a simple yet profound tool: a reflective journal. Begin by setting aside a few minutes each day, perhaps in the morning or before bedtime. In this sacred space, pour

Relationships used to be built on love, compassion and a kind of warmth. These days, relationships have become increasingly transactional. Love seems to have taken a backseat. Marriages, once built on love and the sacred vow to one another, increasingly resemble contractual agreements for shared expenses and societal validation. The essence of love, which once