Author: Hannah Temi Idowu
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Have you ever been talked about by the people closest to You? Imagine finding out that people have been talking about you behind your back. Not strangers. Not critics. Not people who barely know you. Your own family. People who know your struggles. People who know your sacrifices. People who have watched your journey from…
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Picture this. You’ve been at work since morning. Your inbox is overflowing. The phone won’t stop ringing. One person has a complaint. Another wants an exception. Someone else is upset about something completely outside your control. Before long, you’re carrying everyone else’s frustrations while trying to manage your own. You haven’t even had a chance…
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Imagine preparing for the biggest journey of your life. You’ve prayed about it, planned for it, and finally the time has come to move. The future looks promising, and you’re excited about what lies ahead. Naturally, you want the people you care about to come along. You want them to experience the opportunities, the growth,…
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One thing that caught my attention in Numbers 10 is how organised everything was. God wasn’t just taking the Israelites from one place to another. He had a plan for the journey. Every tribe had a position. Every clan had an assignment. Everyone knew where they belonged and what they were responsible for. Everything was…
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One of the most sobering chapters I have read so far in Leviticus is chapter 10. What makes it even more shocking is the timing. Just one chapter earlier, everything seemed perfect. Aaron and his sons had been consecrated. The sacrifices had been offered correctly. The glory of God appeared before the people. Fire came…
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Reading Leviticus 4–7 honestly gave me a different perspective on modern Christianity. One thing that caught my attention strongly was this: Leviticus 4:3 KJV “If the priest that is anointed do sin according to the sin of the people; then let him bring for his sin, which he hath sinned, a young bullock without blemish…
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I just finished reading Leviticus chapters 1–3 and honestly… all I kept thinking was: “Jesus Christ THANK YOU.” Because the amount of sacrifices happening there? Ah. No wonder the priests stayed busy.Burnt offerings.Grain offerings.Peace offerings.Blood everywhere.Morning sacrifices.Evening sacrifices.Animals constantly being brought to the altar.At one point I was reading and thought: “Imagine if this was…
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There is a dangerous trap many people with vision fall into. It usually starts with passion. You care deeply. You want things done properly. You want excellence. You want to help people. And because of that, you slowly begin to carry everything alone. At first, it feels noble. Then it becomes exhausting. Exodus 18 gives…
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Feeling unloved doesn’t always look like tears… sometimes it looks like trying harder, giving more, and still feeling unseen. Leah’s story reminds us how deep that wound can go but also where true healing begins.
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As I was reading this story in the Book of Genesis 27, I had to pause. The more I read about the family of Isaac and Rebekah, the more uncomfortable I felt. It is a difficult story because it reflects something that still happens in many families today. Isaac and Rebekah had twin sons: Esau…
