Daily Devotionals

Mission drift happens when you lose focus on the goal God has given you. It often starts with small distractions or well-meaning detours that gradually pull you off track. Over time, you may find yourself chasing opportunities that seem good but don’t align with your purpose. Even Jesus faced attempts to distract Him. In Mark […]

There are countless problems in the world, but you’re not called to fix everything. God has given you a specific mission, and your focus should be on doing it well. Execute your assignment with excellence, knowing that others have their own God-given tasks to complete. Trust that God is coordinating every person’s role for His

The Bible tells us in Proverbs 18:16 (ESV), “A man’s gift makes room for him and brings him before the great.” This means that your gift has the potential to open doors and create opportunities. However, if your gift isn’t making room for you, something is wrong. Apostle Paul gives us a clue in 1

If you spend time with five millionaires, it’s likely you’ll become the sixth. This idea highlights the power of association and the opportunities that come from being part of a strong, resourceful network. The people you surround yourself with can open doors you never imagined, but these connections come with a responsibility. When someone in

The Super Eagles of Nigeria are recognized for their world-class attacking talents, including Victor Osimhen, a Ballon d’Or nominee, Ademola Lookman, and Victor Boniface. These players showcase their brilliance every week while playing at the club level. However, once they don the green kit associated with the Nigerian team, everything changes. Despite such star power,

Ecclesiastes 11:4 reminds us, “He who observes the wind will not sow, and he who regards the clouds will not reap.” Waiting for perfect conditions before taking action is not a wise strategy. The winds and clouds are beyond your control. If you keep watching and waiting, you’ll never begin, and without sowing, there can

Building a business takes time and persistence, much like filling the clouds with rain before they pour. Consider someone starting out with a new business idea. In the beginning, they might only get one customer for every hundred they pitch to. It can feel discouraging, but every day they improve their pitch, sharpen their delivery,

Ecclesiastes 11:3 says, “If the clouds be full of rain, they empty themselves upon the earth.” This verse teaches us about cause and effect and reminds us not to wait for perfect conditions before taking action. Often, we delay starting our mission, hoping for everything to align perfectly. But life rarely works that way. Instead,

When you commit fully to your God-given mission, the potential for tremendous impact, influence, and rewards is limitless. Peter’s question in Matthew 19:27 reflects a concern many of us share: What’s in it for me? Jesus’ response assures us that when we make sacrifices for His sake, we are not only storing treasures in heaven

As a creative, business-minded Christian, Matthew 10:16 offers wisdom that is both practical and spiritual: “Behold, I am sending you out as sheep in the midst of wolves, so be wise as serpents and innocent as doves.” This verse reminds us to stay cautious in a world that doesn’t always have our best interests at