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God Almighty planted something beautiful in your life from the very beginning of time. That is what He wants to see growing in you. However, the devil wanted a place in a human being’s life so he could control him from the very beginning. That happened in the Garden of Eden. The enemy envied the authority and dominion God had given to man. So, once he is given an opportunity, he ensures that he uses it effectively.

It is always important to do things in life when both heart and mind is involved. When you have your heart in your sleeve you tend to get hurt and victim of people taking advantage of your generosity and loving personality. In retrospect, when you do things with your mind and brain, you tend to be more robotic, like a heartless cyborg. It is always important to use both when making decision and never to go to one extreme versus the other. This is the only way to protect yourself but also be a kind and generous individual

Sometimes the most spiritually aware and evolved individuals question whether or not they are good people, which is a sign of humility. Alternatively, some of the most difficult troublemakers on the planet assume they are advanced souls.

Nothing you have ever done is bad enough to not be forgiven by God. We’re so used to not measuring up to peoples’ standards we think God’s the same. He’s not. God’s unconditional love is so profound it is impossible to fully comprehend it.

Christmas is coming and who is getting the enlightenment? Are we doing things that the lord preached us to do? If not, then stand up and start to offer your best-help to the people who will give you a thousand blessings in exchange of a torn blanket.

We never know what the person next to us has gone through, is going through, or is about to go through. Let us pause, explore, and think about how we can live together; with love, food, and faith at the same table.

What is your interpretation of the things happening in the world? Your perspective and response to the unfolding events in the world will determine what effect or impact they will have on you now and in the future. This post is a product of insights, reflections and understanding of the message preached by Dr David Oyedepo during the annual gathering of Living Faith Church members worldwide, which was called ‘Shiloh 2016’, and it admonishes that you prepare for your exemption during this dark season.

Are you afraid of death? Many people for fear of death have taken wrong steps and decisions, yet death has no power over a Christian believer, except he or she allows it. God promises to satisfy you with long life (Psalm 91:16) and to fulfill the number of your days (Exodus 23:26). This article seeks to free you from the fear of death and its consequences.

Francis of Assisi lived from 1181-1226. The legacy of his 45 years is one of incredible spiritual presence. Here is an Admonition of Francis, and below it, a commentary.

A terrifying time is coming; if that hasn’t already been the global reality for some time. More than ever, the ages-old gospel remedy of “love your enemy, pray for those who persecute you” has relevance, but it seems many people of the faith would prefer to fight. Or at least their standing for principles causes them to engage in anything other than true pacifism.

It can happen any time of the year, but it occurs more commonly at the end of years where outbound despair waits for inbound hope. Whether we ‘do’ New Years’ resolutions or not, we all want to do things differently next year. And some years are so lamentable we wish for a revival. Those years we dearly wish for a resurrection of fortunes. Even if we’ve had a great year we do wish to keep the momentum going in fresh, new ways, because anything contrary is more unpalatable than ever. This is a message not just for the end of year or New Year.

The word “broken” has many connotations. It is not usually thought of as a good word in terms of people, i.e. of being a broken person, but God makes it possible for brokenness to be strangely good. Indeed, there is a type of brokenness, a biblical frailty, that is especially spiritual.