I recall learning the concept of creating a “stay calm chair” for a child. Whenever the child became overly restless or hyperactive, you simply ask the child to sit there for a moment. You could offer the child a colouring book and crayons so he/she could channel their energy into Continue Reading
God’s design for the family begins in Genesis, when He created Adam and Eve. After creating Eve, God established the very first institution, marriage, and then gave mankind a divine mandate: to be fruitful, multiply, replenish the earth, subdue it, and exercise dominion over all He had created. From the Continue Reading
In this journey of life, there are certain things we know are within our control and within our capacity to handle. Even when we pray to God about such matters, we often already have an idea of how we intend to resolve them using our God-given strength. However, there are Continue Reading
I have heard many arguments claiming that Christmas is not a Christian practice. While some of these arguments focus on historical origins, I have come to a simple and liberating realisation: every day belongs to God. Regardless of how certain days or practices may have originated, it is our responsibility Continue Reading
I have seen many Christian singles ponder this topic. It is somewhat an unspoken subject. We all know what it is, but we do not talk about it. If you are Nigerian, I am sure your parents painted dating as an unholy, bad, and forbidden thing, something you should not Continue Reading
God has called us to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth. From these two symbols, we can see ourselves as instruments meant to bring clarity, freshness, and goodness to the world. The way to do this has been clearly laid out in the fruit Continue Reading
Spotting a false prophet should come easily to you as a Christian if you truly spend time in the Word of God and know what Scripture says. To make this clearer, here are a few key ways to help you easily identify a false preacher: False Teaching Their messages contradict Continue Reading
My personal retreat with God is just like how I spend my personal devotion with God on a daily basis; however, in this retreat, I spend a longer time with God in devotion. My daily personal devotion is 2 hours, usually split into 1 hour in the morning and 1 Continue Reading
The common routine at the end of the year is to reflect on the year, the wins and losses, and then plan for the new year. Once the clock hits “New Year”, everyone is rushing to begin executing their plans and fulfilling their New Year’s resolutions. While this has its Continue Reading
Pastors are often seen as next to God after Jesus. People might not necessarily believe so, but based on how they act towards their pastors, it appears that they have, in one way or another, idolised their pastors and placed them in a higher spiritual hierarchy than themselves, which goes Continue Reading
