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Psalm 8:5 One the greatest questions asked in the Bible, was asked by King David after he looked round and saw the mightiness of God and how insignificant Man is and God still think about man.
There are Timeless principles that activate God blessings upon our life.
Just as there are postures and practices that position us for favor, there are attitudes and behaviors that obstruct it — invisible enemies of the currency that, if left unchecked, will diminish or even close the channel through which Heaven's blessing flows.
Every civilization in human history has been organized around some form of currency — a medium of exchange that determines access, power, and possibility. In ancient Egypt, it was grain. In medieval Europe, it was land and titles. In the modern world, it is money. Currency, whatever its form, answers the question: What do you have that others want badly enough to grant you access to what they have?
Joseph Jeremiah’s upcoming book, 'The Prison Called Average,' exposes the invisible trap of settling for mediocrity. It guides readers through a spiritual journey to recognize limiting beliefs, confront comfort.
Text: 1 Corinthians 11:23–26
Victory in the life of a believer is not only fought on the battlefield of prayer—it is also secured at the table of communion. The Lord’s Table is not an ordinary ritual; it is a spiritual weapon, a divine platform where battles are settled and victories are enforced.
Now, more than 770 days past that deadline, he’s living proof that transformation is possible when you embrace intentional suffering and refuse to quit.In this powerful episode of Season of Change, we talk about:What rock bottom really feels likeThe mindset shift that changes everythingWhy discipline beats motivation every timeHow to rebuild your body and mindWhat it truly means to “die to live”
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