Leaders are to always lead with justice and humility, because God is a just judge. Whether it be a follower, a protégée, mentee or servant- leaders are to honour them no matter what. Treat them how you want to be treated.

Being a Christain isn’t for filling form sake, we don’t claim to be Christian’s because we were born into it. It is beyond that.

God’s remedy for failure is that you are found in His purpose. Alignment to His will heal any person who encounters the weight of failure. The impact of failure will never be fatal if it happened when obeying God!

The devil can disguise as an angel of light, bringing many to deception and devouring them as they are unsuspecting of his wiles, strategies and woes. The world is not as bright as you think it is, it is filled with darkness and evil.

Our behavior stems from the understanding of our identity in Christ. The world does not give us an identity, Christ does!

May we get to the point where leaders will not pose to be all perfect, but be vulnerable enough to share their struggles and shortcomings with their protégés, mentees, followers, and or church members!

Believers should never shy away from discussing real-life issues. We are never to shy away from these conversations because God doesn’t only have an input in every ramification of our lives, but He’s the author of them all.

Why must we be silent in the church, we are to be allowed to ask questions and we do deserve answers. Embracing and imbibing the Bible culture of answering difficult questions is a non-negotiable.

There are no references in scripture for competition, what we find is the fact that everyone is to press towards the mark of the high calling. We are a body, complementing each other, enabling and assisting each other to achieve destiny.

Patience they say is a virtue, it is a fruit of the spirit, must be cultivated. We have been called into the rest of our God, but impatience, restlessness and agitations can cause a havoc!