The birth of Jesus Christ wasn’t just the birth of a baby- it was the fulfilment of prophecy from thousands of years ago. His birth was also the beginning of God’s rescue and salvation plan for humanity. This year’s Advent …
Advent Devotional Week Two: Waiting on the Lord’s Promises
Waiting on God is not always easy. Sometimes the waiting season feels long, stretching your patience, testing your faith, and leaving you feeling like you’re standing on the edge of uncertainty. Maybe you are waiting for a prayer to be …
Inspiring Hope Poetry Collection- At His Feet!
Many years ago, before marriage and the kids, I used to write poetry. They were words that flowed from my heart, my life, my questions, my thoughts, my environment, my imagination, my relationship with God and the people in my …
Advent Devotional Week One: Chosen by God
The word ‘Advent’ means ‘arrival’ referring to the arrival or coming of Christ into the world over 2000 years ago. The advent season always gives us the opportunity to pause and reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and the …
Teaching Children Gratitude: Raising Thankful Hearts in an Entitled World
In a world that constantly promotes “more,” “now,” and “mine,” it is very easy for children to develop an entitlement mindset. Today, our children are daily bombarded with messages that fuel entitlement, encouraging them to want more, demand more, and …
Gratitude in the Storm: How to Be Thankful in Tough Times
How do you remain thankful in the midst of pain, grief and difficulty? When life brings with it challenges, pain or unexpected loss, gratitude might just be the last thing on your mind. Yet, it’s often in your stormy seasons …
How to Trust God in Difficult Seasons
Have you ever found yourself in a season where everything feels overwhelming, and you wonder, “Where is God in all of this?” Maybe it’s that job or financial miracle that you’ve prayed for but still haven’t gotten. Or perhaps it’s …
A Heartfelt Prayer for Nigeria
My birth and home country Nigeria turned 64 today and I am sitting and smiling as I think of my late aunt whose name was ‘Nigeria’. If I tried to compare the country and the person, there will always be …
7 Simple Prayers for Your Aging Parents and the Elderly
Have you ever wondered what life looks like for your aging parents? The other day, my 74-year father said – this aging thing is really an interesting phase and experience of life, you get to watch life’s seasons unfold before …
Why You Should Keep Praying for Your Unsaved Loved Ones
Are you lost for words and overwhelmed when your thoughts drift to that unsaved family member? Maybe you have given up on that spouse/child/uncle/aunt/niece/cousin and have even stopped praying for their salvation. You are not alone in your thoughts. I …