During this series we will deal with the issues of identity and finding ourselves in order to discover our purpose, enabling us to be truly great and influential in that space. During this episode we learn that, without destination, there is no direction and we cannot find our sense of destination or direction until we can answer the question, why am I here? According to Bishop Malcolm, God's plan is to plant us in a field of potential and we will never find our field of potential if we are constantly looking for a ready-made garden. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, the purpose of our lives is to dominate our domain and have dominion over that field.

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During this series we will deal with the issues of identity and finding ourselves in order to discover our purpose, enabling us to be truly great and influential in that space. During this episode we learn that, without destination, there is no direction and we cannot find our sense of destination or direction until we can answer the question, why am I here? According to Bishop Malcolm, God's plan is to plant us in a field of potential and we will never find our field of potential if we are constantly looking for a ready-made garden. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, the purpose of our lives is to dominate our domain and have dominion over that field.

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During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. During this final episode in our series, we learn that when two people come together as one during a wedding, they have to be willing to kill their individualistic ideology and must be willing to tolerate and cooperate with each other if not the marriage will not work. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, families are the basic unit of society and society cannot survive without strong families. Therefore, whatever family we are part of, we should be committed to it because strong families provide for children the informal education and structure that they really need in order to make progress in the world.

During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. During this final episode in our series, we learn that when two people come together as one during a wedding, they have to be willing to kill their individualistic ideology and must be willing to tolerate and cooperate with each other if not the marriage will not work. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, families are the basic unit of society and society cannot survive without strong families. Therefore, whatever family we are part of, we should be committed to it because strong families provide for children the informal education and structure that they really need in order to make progress in the world.

During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm talks about the difference between love and lust. Claiming that attraction or addiction is not love and because someone is attracted or addicted to you does not mean they love you, it just means they like or need you. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, love is about giving and lust is about taking. Therefore, you cannot truly say you love someone or something if you are not willing to give. 

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During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm talks about the difference between love and lust. Claiming that attraction or addiction is not love and because someone is attracted or addicted to you does not mean they love you, it just means they like or need you. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, love is about giving and lust is about taking. Therefore, you cannot truly say you love someone or something if you are not willing to give. 

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During the episode, Elder Rhule claims that we all need relationships because no one is an island and we are limited by ourselves. However, iron sharpens iron, meaning that you need to engage in relationships with like-minded people to stay sharp. Elder Rhule also goes on to say, everyone, every day should try to cultivate good and healthy relationships and we must not allow our negative relational experiences to cripple our future.

To conclude our series on The Wisdom of God, Elder Joseph Luke claims that as a ministry God wants us to minister to the whole man. According to Elder Luke, we need to be able to minister to the social, physical and spiritual life of an individual in order for them to be a balanced Christian. There are parts of an individual that are visible to the human eye and then there are other parts that is are not visible. However, God sees it's all and God knows what we need. Elder Luke goes on to say, God loves us so much that at times he will allow us to feel the fire to know that it is hot. But, he will not allow it to destroy our destiny. He will allow us to stumble but he would not let us lay down for too long. The idea here is that wisdom will come through our mistakes and there is always a price to pay, it's not cheap and the price will always involve a sacrifice.