THE SPIRIT OF PROCRASTINATION(Prov 20:4, Prov 24:33-34, Eccl 9:10) Procrastination is a habit that leads us to delay essential tasks, focusing instead on more enjoyable and leisurely activities. As the Bible warns us:- “Do not put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” (How pleasant it is, though, to dwell in our comfort zones) […]
YESTERDAY IS GONE AND TOMORROW MIGHT NEVER COME(Matth 6:34) Do not cling to yesterday. It was beautiful, but now it’s yesterday.” (Let go of the past and don’t dwell on what could’ve been.) “Behold the beauty of today as if tomorrow might not come.” (Appreciate the present moment and make the most of it.) “Dream
WORKING PRINCIPLES FOR OUR EARTHLY JOURNEY(Hosea 4:6, Prov 24:5) As we journey through life on earth, there are fundamental principles that guide us towards survival and success. (One crucial law is overcoming fear and doubt.) Did you know that 95% of our worries stem from a lack of knowledge, wisdom, and application? (My people are
“THERE IS NO JUSTIFIED RESENTMENT”(Ephesians 4:30-32, Luke 6:27). Resentment is a feeling of angry displeasure towards something perceived as a wrong, insult, or injury. Often, we feel entitled to anger over an insult, unanswered prayer, or other grievances. However, when we allow anger to consume us, it enslaves our minds, leading to bitterness, torment, and
“STEP OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE.”(2 Timothy 1:7, Prov 3:5) Our comfort zones are the familiar, routine, and secure spaces where we feel comfortable and in control without, however, being able to express a tenth of our God-given potential. “When you dare to step out of your comfort zone, you’ll discover newfound strength and potential
“AND JESUS HAD COMPASSION ON THEM” (Matthew 9:36, Mark 6:34, etc.). “The very essence of humanity is to show compassion and offer meaningful help without compromising one’s well-being. Like Jesus, we should strive to go the extra mile to help others in need without expecting anything in return. “Don’t burn yourself out trying to help
WAS IT THE DEVIL THAT TEMPTED YOU?(James 1:13-15) Temptation arises from one’s own desires and actions: (“When tempted, no one should say, ‘God is tempting me.’ God cannot be tempted by evil, nor does He tempt anyone.) Each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed. (What you
“HE WHO GOES A-BORROWING, GOES A-SORROWING”(Prov. 22:7, Romans 13:8) This old English proverb warns against the dangers of reckless borrowing and debt. It suggests that reckless borrowing can lead to financial troubles, stress, and sorrow. It encourages financial prudence and caution, advising individuals to avoid debt whenever possible. (Borrow to invest and not to celebrate
“WITH ALL YOUR WISDOM, PURCHASE UNDERSTANDING(Prov 4:7, James 3:13) “Wisdom is more than knowledge; it’s living a life that reflects God’s love, grace, and good judgment. Wisdom becomes profitable when applied to overcome challenges, circumstances, and daily situations. Without understanding, wisdom remains unfruitful. (Having sense knowledge or common wisdom is not enough; we need understanding
“CULTIVATING FAITH AND FOCUS( Matthew 6:33) In our zeal to achieve, we often spread ourselves too thin, trying to do too much, and ending up feeling overwhelmed and confused. (Did I just speak to your situation?) But the key to success lies not in doing more, but in doing less (less of the good things,
