Life

Before you go out to protest, kill someone or destroy property- ask yourself why you are doing what you intend to do. What is your end game? Is your intention to escalate the current crisis or offer a solution? What crime has someone of a different tribe, gender or nationality done to you? Does destroying someone's property make you satisfied? Does killing someone earn you accolades?   This is our country. The politicians you are fighting for or those inciting you are doing their job-politicking. You have a responsibility first to yourself, to your family and the society. Are you, by your actions serving any of these? Fight the fight but do it in the right way. If you don't like someone or something, simply avoid it or them. Mind your own business. Condemn the wrong, and the injustice, speak about it. Write a blog, call a rally and express yourself. Do something but don't infringe on other people’s rights as stipulated in the Bill of Rights. Refuse to be provoked, be fi

As a believer, it is incumbent upon you to build your relationship with God. A relationship is built on effective communication. In Christ, we have the gate pass to reach our father in heaven. Jesus Himself set us an example in word and deed. His life was a life of prayer. He embodied God yet, He, in his human nature understood the essence of being in sync with His Father. Jesus Christ taught his disciples to pray, healed people with prayers, denounced the corruption of the temple worship (which, he said, should be a “house of prayer”), and insisted that some demons could be cast out only through prayer. He prayed often and regularly with fervent cries and tears (Heb. 5:7), and sometimes all night. The Holy Spirit came upon him and anointed him as he was praying (Luke 3:21–22), and he was transfigured with the divine glory as he prayed (Luke 9:29). When he faced his greatest crisis, he did so with prayer. We hear him praying for his disciples and the church on the night before he d

As I was doing my bible study this morning, I was led by the Spirit to Genesis 3: 1-7 . The devil corrupted Eve by planting doubt in Eve's mind vs1-3. The doubt made her question God's edicts and before she could respond the serpent corrupts and misrepresents God's instructions vs 4-5. The sum total is of this is revealed in vs 6-7. Eve couldn't fall alone, she had to rope in Adam and bam... sin entered the world. How many times have you doubted and yes even questioned God's command? You are walking with Lord then viola doubts take hold of you. The depth of this deception is depicted in James 1:6-8. The believer is left defenseless and faithless. This marks the beginning of the end of the believer unless he recognizes the sources and embraces Christ once more through repentance. That's why in the spiritual church, you are given the opportunity to repent and be right with God in each service. For without Faith it is impossible to please God. Hebrews 11:6.