We live in a world where being so busy is a norm and is also often celebrated, as it often signifies someone being important and loaded with self-worth. However, burnout is real, and unattended, broken or frequently damaged relationships are usually the casualties of such a plague. This is also a plague eating the very spiritual fabric of the Church of God, where intimacy with the Holy Spirit is becoming rare. 

In this podcast, I am sharing my view and a few lessons and tips that we need to apply to manage such a busy world and maintain a purer and better relationship with God, people, and the world.

As we look critically at the world we must be truthful and bold enough to call out evils and wrongdoings wherever we see it. 

Why? To increase the chances of the next generation not carrying over such evils unto the future and make the world a better place one person, community or nation at a time.

This podcast is inspired by Ecclesiastes a book written by an ancient King Solomon who was known to be full of wisdom. The idea is that, if we must be Christian in this present day and age, then we must be wise, discerning, and reflective. So we do not become the key participators of the evils we see in the world today. 

I hope you enjoy this episode...xoxo

Today's episode is based on the book I Corinthians, in the 13th Chapter. It answers the questions that often come to mind. 

In the season of Valentine's Day and the topic of Love, I hope that the episode today will provoke you to think about your relationship with Love and perhaps get you to reconsider an alternative way of approaching Love.

 Enjoy!

Here is an original poem exploring the character, who reminisces on memories of old, feats of fears defeated, and hopes for the love of tomorrow. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating this.

 Happy Valentine's Day! I wish you the best experience of true love of the father! 

There is nothing new under the sun , is a except from the book of Ecclesiastes Chapter 1, it a scripture to capture that King Henry VIII's ability to use religion as part of his political plot is not new. 

 The fact that a whole generation in England seems to be turning away from God is also not new. It happened a long time ago in 8th century BC in the land of Israel.

So, in this episode I shall narrate the tales of the Israeli kings starting from King David I, highlighting the errors and grave mistakes that seemed to keep amplifying through the generations.

To be or not to be Christian that is the question. 

In the United Kingdom, the decline of Christianity in a Christian country such as Great Britain is truly alarming and I explain some reasons why perhaps this is the case. This episode is an open challenge to believers of the Christian faith to consider the reasons why they believe and then stand strong in it. 

We are Christians not because of our inherited family traditions or the country we come from. We are Christians because of our Love and relationship with Jesus Christ.

This is Life Poppers sharing Life lessons on how to build a Christian walk with a POP!! 
In this first episode, I will share my testimony of Good Girl Syndrome, a term coined to describe the challenges I faced with being a Christian and maintaining genuineness, honesty, and authenticity. 
Encouraging Christians to share wherever they are in the walk with Christ however shameful, seemingly little, or both because someone needs to hear it.