Faithfulness: from the first pages of Genesis to the final words of Revelation, the faithfulness of God is woven through every story. It is the thread that binds humanity’s frailty to God’s unbreakable promises. Consequently, faithfulness is more than an attribute of God, it is who God is—it is also a call to His people to mirror His faithfulness. That’s why, the scriptures in Proverbs 3:3 days “Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart.” So in faithfulness, we choose daily to remain steady in devotion, to keep our…
Author: Chisom
Anchored in the storm. Have you ever stood in a moment of life where everything you trusted seemed to crumble? Your well thought out plans, spirit filled postulations and calculations going down the drain. And the more you strive to get it all back, the more the Spirit is insisting you let it all go. Seasons when the prayers felt unanswered, the future unclear, and even faith seemed fragile. Behoove it to say then, that storms come to us all as believers—fierce, unrelenting, and uninvited. But what happens in us during those storms determines who we become after the storm. Consequently, it…
Living with eternal perspective. Many things happening on earth screams for our attention and competes for our affection. And the call to live with an eternal perspective is increasingly difficult — yet it is absolutely essential. Oftentimes, even as believers we’re tempted to live for the now. At the very back of our minds is the desire to throw caution to the wind “and just live for the moment” There is nothing inherently wrong with rest or even comfort. Like really, these things in itself are not bad per say. But here’s the challenge! Sometimes as believers overtime it becomes…
Living the sacrificial Life; The idea of sacrifice seems alien, out of date, and undesired in a society where self-gratification is the mantra. However, the Bible exhorts believers to become living sacrifices as well as to understand sacrifice. Daily offering ourselves on the altar of God, not in death, but in continuous, willing surrender. I mean it takes a lot for the believer to be “dead, yet alive” And no matter how much it is said, it is better experienced than told. For only then, can true life be ministered, for the ministration of life is not possible if one…