WHAT YOU SOW IS WHAT YOU REAP(Gal 6:7-8) “Humanity is not a religion, but a rank that people attain through self-will and personal resilience” (Socrates) Similarly, the scripture did not say ‘you reap where you sow,’ but rather ‘what you sow is what you reap.’ (If you sow corn, do not expect to harvest yams […]
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“YOU CAN NOT POSSESS WHAT YOU POSTPONE”(Matth 6:33, John 16:33) “The kingdom of God is at hand, right before your eyes, yet religion has led us to postpone it to a future date, after death may have claimed us. Jesus said, ‘Seek first the kingdom of God and its righteous ways, and all your desires
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“KNOWLEDGE, UNDERSTANDING, AND WISDOM”(Prov 4:5-7) “Get wisdom, get understanding; do not forget my words or turn away from them.” Knowledge is the acquisition of profitable information, but until you put it to use, it remains useless.Understanding is the comprehension of the knowledge acquired, making it readily available for application Wisdom is the application of knowledge
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BELIEF AND UNBELIEF(James 2:26) “For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.” Belief is a deep conviction and perception of something or in something. (Belief is the spark that ignites the flame of possibility.) Unbelief, on the other hand, is the concept of doubt, the perception of
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“A GRATEFUL HEART“(Psalm 107:1) “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever!” (In the same manner, express heartfelt thanks to those who invest time and resources in your life.) Gratitude is a mindset that sees and appreciates the good in everything. By embracing it, we gain deep understanding and wisdom.
By Rahma O. Jimoh The 20 insightful chapters of Behind the Doors of Fate by Nduka Alum explores the life of Adaeze – a young girl from Eastern Nigeria. Born into the misery of being the third generation of a child-marriage cycle, she saw to it that she puts an end to such tradition in
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By Oko Owoicho E. M. Forster begins his book Aspects of the Novel with an illustration of what a novel means to different people. He chose the last person whom he acknowledges as himself and for him: “Yes — oh dear yes —the novel tells a story. That is the fundamental aspect without which it
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‘BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD (Psalm 46:10) Troubles and trials are an inevitable part of life, affecting everyone regardless of their beliefs. (Failure is the evidence that you have tried something difficult) The key difference lies in how we choose to respond – positively or negatively. It’s not about the number of
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“GOD OFTEN GIVES US WHAT WE DEMAND, NOT WHAT WE DESERVE”(Matthew 11:12) “From the days of John the Baptist until now, the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and the violent take it by force.” *(Those who understood the kingdom message are stepping in and occupying aggressively) Spiritual aggressiveness is crucial for victory and triumph in
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