Yenga's Corner

Mary, the mother of Jesus, has a unique role in the story of salvation. She embarked on a difficult as she was chosen by God to bear the Savior, a great honor that came with great joy, immense responsibility and profound pain. As a mother, Mary witnessed her son the Savior of the world being rejected, suffer and ultimately crucified. Her unwavering faith in God and her quiet strength in the face of unspeakable pain make her a powerful example of courage, devotion, and selflessness.  We can learn from her journey as a mother who bore the destiny of humanity and faithful servant of God.

We will be delving into the story of Jael, a woman from the Bible who is often overlooked but plays a crucial role in the narrative. Jael is a figure who embodies the idea of a silent warrior, a person who uses cunning and resourcefulness to achieve their goals. Her story is one of bravery, courage, and determination, and it serves as a reminder of the important roles that women have played throughout history. Join me as we explore the story of Jael and uncover the lessons that we can learn from her example.

God chooses leaders by His standards not ours. Meet Deborah the only female judge in Israel. Mistakenly attributed Deborah's leadership for lack of a male who could stand up but this is false. She was chosen by God in a unique leadership style unlike her male counter parts. In her femininity, and as a wife she courageously commanded respect even from the military general Barak. You don't have to be roughed up like a man to be an effective leader. God wants to use you in your uniqueness as a woman.

The current economic situation announces doom day after day. From rising interests rates, cost of rent, food and gas, many are struggling to meet even the basic life needs such as food, shelter and clothing. At a time like this our faith can deflate and wither. However in Matt 6:25-33 Jesus encourages us to not worry because our heavenly Father knows we need all these things. He wants us to shift our priority and focus from worry onto Him. In other words when economy is at its worst inflate your faith by trusting in God

Having someone on speed dial is to ensure that in case of emergency it takes only one click and you are connected to them. Most of the times the people we have on our speed dial are limited in what they can do in terms of helping us with our situation. In this episode, we see two men who had a life crisis that required major intervention. Who do you turn to in times of trouble.