FomePrays

"...most of us are no different from the recalcitrant and unbelieving children of Israel. We let our appetite and human sight distract us from where God is taking us to. We fret about what to eat and what to wear like God doesn't know that we need these things."

"And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive them, so that your father in heaven may forgive you your sins"

"Your decision to lean on God is not a guarantee that everything will suddenly become perfect. Rather, it is an assurance that no matter what, God is with you and His purposes for your life will not fail".

"...although the comfort zone is a beautiful place, nothing ever grows there".

"The wicked flee when no one pursues, But the righteous are bold as a lion".

"Don't expect to be great, if you cannot start small."

"...say someone helped you replace a flat tire. Gratefulness is when you let that someone know how much you appreciate their help. But thankfulness is when you appreciate the fact that your flat tire is replaced. The former is explicit but the latter tends to be implicit. You tell the person how grateful you are for their help but that feeling of relief that your tire got replaced is mostly reserved for yourself."

"...there are many (rejected) Sauls occupying an office or position they have since been rejected from. They are just figureheads, possessing a title but with no mantle. Once upon a time, they were vessels of gold before God, chosen for a special purpose and a unique assignment. But now, they are vessels of wood and clay before God, without any special purpose nor anointing."

"...some people adopt unique coping mechanisms like drug addiction, alcoholism and so on to avoid the harsh reality of their unhappy life, those coping mechanisms can never bring them peace. That is because perfect peace is found in Jesus Christ. He is the Prince of Peace."

"Oftentimes, we are quick to judge people without knowing their stories. Even when we know their story, we lack the discernment to know the person’s pressing needs. So, in an attempt to advise them, we reprove them more than we instruct them unto righteousness. Jesus Christ never does that."