Many time we treat God as a parent that lost custody. Where we just visit him on weekends (Sundays) and forget all about him during week days. We worship God out of convenience and now God demands for FULL CUSTODY

Have you ever noticed how birds feed their nestlings? The nestling opens their mouths and their bird will drop food in their mouths. An open mouth is a sign for asking. A closed mouth is a sign of not wanting anything, we wish for a better life but our mouths are closed.

Let’s take a moment and reminisce all the the things that God saved us from. Remember the time when we desperately prayed for God to come through and He actually did. Or remember the time when you thought it was all over and we are finished but God! God did not just saved us but He removed all traces of what we faced. Though we may have been hell but we definitely smell like heaven

The title says it all. Let’s talk about it.

We are often told to stay positive always and that there is a reason for everything that we go through. But, what is the reason? We find ourselves in difficult situations which begs the question WHY AM I HERE? We would better accept situations if we understood why they occurred. Have you ever looked at where you were in life and just asked why am I here? Let’s talk more about it

Most of us have heard the saying “broken crayons still colour”. However most of us just say it without actually understanding how deep and relevant this saying is actually. Now let’s check how the bible reminds us that broken crayons still colour🤗

For the longest time we use prayer as a one way message, where we say all that we can say and never listen for any response from God. In this episode we talk about how God is starting the conversation with us.

Ever questioned you keep getting heart broken? Ever had an encounter where someone said something that broke your heart but decided to keep quiet? Now this episode is for those that have decided to keep people at arm’s length because of a recent incident. You are the building, and let’s find out how to make sure that you don’t get vandalised

Don’t die a dreamer!

We often look to our peers, friends, colleagues or family for the standard that we live by. Sometimes we even look at our disappointments and set the standard of how much we can do or how far we can go according to someone else’s experience. We sometimes judge those that attempt to do things for God forgetting that we are required to do the same. Today let’s remind ourselves that God is the one that sets the standard. Not our church, not our friends and not our family. Let’s remember we are ambassadors of God.