I write with deep concern regarding certain practices we may unknowingly encourage during church services, which could have long-term negative effects not only on our children but on a generation to come. While our intentions may be good and probably to solve a temporary challenge during church services, these actions may inadvertently harm their spiritual growth...
There was a time in my life, during senior high school and even through university, when calling home to ask for money or provisions felt like pulling teeth. Not because I had everything freely at my disposal. Many times, I didn’t. However, I understood something: my father was carrying a heavy load. He was taking...
Not everyone looks forward to Father’s Day. For some, it stirs up pain, silence, or memories they would rather not revisit. I’ve come to see something powerful in celebrating our fathers; not because they were perfect, but because they were present in the story of our lives. Hitting the nail on the head, some fathers...
“I Was Done with God, But He Wasn’t Done with Me” I didn’t want to pray anymore. It wasn’t that I was tired, it was deeper than that. I felt betrayed. Like I had been sold a version of God that promised healing, protection, answers, and presence, but in the darkest moments of my life,...
Our current generation has a mission field without geographical limitations. The young soul you’re called to reach may not walk through your church doors, but they are online, scrolling through timelines, looking for meaning, purpose, and truth. In this hyper-connected world, the call to ministry now echoes through digital platforms, and the responsibility of the...
It’s been raining a lot lately, and something strange, almost ironic, has caught my attention. In neighbourhoods considered elite, where the wealthy reside and standards are assumed to be high, rain has exposed a hidden weakness. Some homes, grand and polished on the outside, have been leaking from rooftops, through ceiling designs, down into bedrooms,...
