If God is just, how do we interpret the destruction of innocent children in events like the flood or the conquest of Canaan?

How do we reconcile the image of a loving and a just God with instances in the scriptures where He commands acts of violence and destruction?

Does God's sovereignty over life and death make Him a "killer," or is there a deeper meaning to death in the context of His divine plan?

What role does free will play in the consequences of disobedience, particularly when entire nations or groups face divine judgment?

How does the concept of God's omnipotence and sovereignty impact the way we interpret human suffering and death in the world today?

Col 1:16-17

Should we take pride in poverty as a spiritual badge, or is there more to God’s will for our prosperity?

Does God want you to live in poverty or does He desire for you to prosper?

What does it mean to kill? Is there a difference between killing and murder?

Why would a loving God command acts of violence in the Old Testament?

How can the God of love and the God of justice coexist in scripture?

Col 1:16-17

If God is love, how could He take a life?

If God gives life, can He not also have the authority to take it?

Does God’s judgment on wickedness change the fact that He is still righteous?

Can a God who commands "Thou shalt not kill" contradict His own command by taking life?

Colossians 1:16–17

The way you respond to fear is by taking actions sponsored by Faith.

Learn to recount what the Lord has done before in the face of fear.

Sometimes comfort is an enemy of progress and when it comes to seeking for wisdom as believers we are admonished to embrace the wisdom that comes from God and not the world’s wisdom or strategies which is not bad but just limited.

There is a difference between doing something different to expect a different outcome and doing the same thing because you are convinced that you are right.

2Timothy 1:7

If God has not given us the spirit of fear, then why do so many people still struggle with it?

How can we deal with the fear of failure from the lens of scripture?

Isn’t the battle against fear and failure more about controlling our minds than fighting external circumstances?

How often do we remind ourselves of the power, love, and sound mind that God has already made available to us

2Timothy 1:7

How often do we judge ourselves too soon, limiting our potential because our circumstances don’t align with what we think success looks like?

Why do so many of us, even as believers, allow fear to control our actions and decisions?

What would happen if we saw every challenge through the eyes of faith, knowing there's always a way out?

In this new episode of my podcast, I address “The contrast between Fear and Faith” when dealing with the root cause of Failure. 

2Timothy 1:7

Fear in the face of taking the right decisions can make you compromise on opportunities

Every time you go through a personal experience like failure always ask yourself one question that can deliver you. “WHAT AM I LEARNING?”

Seeking to know what you are called to do is greater that focusing on what you feel you can do based on natural ability.

An open door does not mean it is God’s will for your life. There are some open doors that have moved people out of God’s will for your life.

2 Timothy 1:7

Have you ever failed before? How did you feel? And how did you respond to the failure?

You can’t control when or how failure can catch you unawares but you can control how you respond to the it in terms of your perspective.

Either you see it as a loss or you see it as a lesson. It all depends on your mindset and what you allow your mind to focus on.

It is not God’s will for us to experience fear nonetheless we can fall victim of fear when we do not remind ourselves of the reality of what God has made available for us in Christ

2Timothy 1:7

The foundation of accepting your feelings, conscience and emotions to be true is based on what you hear and what you see which is a resultant effect of your Belief.

Everyone on earth is not born with a predefined idea or knowledge of who they are or what they want.

What we have been told to be true and our past experiences influences who we are now and all that we believe.

We know God through his Creation, his Word, his Son Jesus Christ and by asking him to reveal himself to you.

Ecclesiastes 3:1

You can try to do everything to live your life to it’s fullest and amass all the pleasure, wealth, riches, fame and power independent of yourselves but after the acquisition of it deep within you it still doesn’t give the much desired satisfaction because there will always be something still missing

King Solomon used his life as an example to attempt to answer the question on “Can a man live without God”. And from his research he concluded that all is vanity and the conclusion of the whole matter is to fear God

It’s easy to deny because you’re at the moment enjoying success but according to him a successful life doesn’t automatically translate to a fulfilled life

Ecclesiastes 3:1