Why do we act ashamed of our scars? The painful and shameful experiences we go through are proof of the genuineness of our walk with God and they should never be cause for shame. Jesus is unashamed of His scars; they are proof that He went to the Cross. The scars are also proof that what you went through did not kill you. Be unashamed of your scars like Jesus was. Shalom!

What is the purpose for which Jesus called you? Saul's purpose was clearly stated in the road to Damascus; do you know yours? Do you have one?

How do you comfort people in pain? Do you judge? Diagnose or actually bring comfort? This episode looks at the friends of Job and how they added to his pain rather than bring him comfort. Be blessed as you listen

Before you complain about the challenge you are going through check to see if that challenge is actually meant for your own good.

Name the year 2021. Don't leave it to chance. Whatever name you call the year is what it will be to you

The woman with the alabaster box of oil was judged by the Pharisee. Isn't that the same way we judge those who are different? But doesn't the Bible ask us to be Salt and light? Can the salt choose to flavour only a part of the food? Can light shine only in a certain place and not in another? Be blessed as you examine these truths this morning. God bless

What can we learn from the interaction between Jesus Christ and the fig tree? 1. Jesus felt hunger just like we do. 2. He had high hopes and expectations based on what He saw. 3. He saw wrong (ly). 4. He felt disappointment. 5. He addressed the fig tree, expecting it to hear. 6. He responded and spoke to an inanimate object.

Fear keeps many people away from axhieveing their dreams. Fear of failure. Fear of embarrassing oneself. Fear of what people would say. But how about the fear of not hearing "well-done, good and faithful servant?" Go out today and do it afraid!

In today's podcast we talk about the value of taking time out to rest. Rest is important to allow your body and your mind rejuvenate and refresh and to allow your brain rest too. Covid-19 has kept people indoors and the temptation is to think that you have rested but with all the fear and anxiety around this season, it has not really been rest for most people. Jesus says in today's scripture "Come aside and rest..." I pray for you today that you would find rest for your body and your mind. Have a great day ahead.

In todays podcast we look at the story of sisters Mary and Martha who played host to Jesus. Martha was distracted by serving but Mary focused on the most important thing for the moment-listening at the Master's feet. The choices we make about what we soend our time on will either lead to frustration or to satisfaction. Today, may you make the right choices that will count towards your big goals.