Career, Job, or Calling? How to Tell the Difference and Find Your God-Given Path

Wondering if you’re in a job, career, or calling? Find biblical guidance to discover your God-given path and live with purpose, passion, and vision.

Recommendations 101: Five Things You Must Come to Terms With Before Giving Recommendations

When you recommend someone for anything—a job, a relationship, a scholarship, a professional fellowship, a speaking engagement, et cetera—you place your reputation on the line. Discover five key things to consider first, and how to protect your reputation with wisdom and discernment.

Life’s Hidden Costs

Have you ended up spending more than you wanted to? Or, to put it differently, have you ever been misled by the face value, and you ended up spending more than what you can saw on the price tag? Life equally has hidden costs.

When Young People Decide to Serve God

Discover a compelling Christian poem that celebrates the power of young people choosing to serve God. With biblical examples and timeless truths, it inspires youth to live with eternal purpose and strength.

The Days of Small Beginnings

There are days we all need to remember—our days of small beginnings. When we were craving the things we now have. When we were working hard to be where we are now. Those days disciplined us, and we can only remain safe by not betraying them when we finally get to the place we only dreamt of.

A Fatigued Generation: Could This Be a Sign of a Dying World?

We have all heard people talk about donor fatigue (the termination by a donor of a prior pattern of donation to a charity or cause), but our world is suffering from other forms of fatigue—compassion fatigue, menu fatigue, and redemption fatigue. What are they, and is there a way out?

“Then Whose Shall Those Things Be Which You Have Provided?”

The parable of the rich fool ends in a question: “Then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided?” God was not only watching how he used his wealth, but also who it would impact when he was gone. Someone else—perhaps unworthy or unwise—would inherit what he had built. Are you working to create something that can transform the world? Then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided?

Some Things You Need to Learn From the Lives of Others

Personal experience is one of the most essential things in our lives. However, there comes a time when we must be willing to learn from other people. The main reason for this is that some lessons are costly. One person’s experience is enough for the rest to follow.

I Will Rebuke the Devourer for Your Sake

When we think of divine blessings, we often picture overflowing abundance—the “windows of heaven” pouring out provision. But in our pursuit of what God gives, we often overlook blessing that comes not in visible increase but in silent preservation? God’s promise to “rebuke the devourer for your sakes” may be one of the most powerful—and underappreciated—forms of divine favour.

Easter Magnified

Reflections on Easter Today, the Universe is marktiming for the Easter Weekend. Now, I know this is a hot topic, especially with those who are well informed with historical Facts. I want to make it clear that this time round, it’s not a debate on Ishtar, the goddess of the Sumerians of Mesopotamia. There’s no […]