A shepherd’s job is simple but important. A good shepherd leads the sheep to green grass and clean water. The sheep do not know the way by themselves, so they must listen and follow. When the sheep obey, they are safe and well fed.The Bible tells us, “The Lord is my Shepherd; I lack nothing.... Continue Reading →
Lately, I’ve been reflecting... How often do we claim the title “child of God” but live without truly knowing the Father? We call on Him when we need blessings, breakthroughs, and favour but forget that inheritance comes through relationship, not entitlement. God isn’t our backup plan.He’s not a “maga” or a cosmic provider to use... Continue Reading →
A few days ago, my oldest child asked me a question that stopped me in my tracks. He and his friends had been studying the idea of sacrifice in the Bible and couldn’t understand why it was necessary in the first place. I gave him a simple answer: Jesus Christ became the sacrifice once and... Continue Reading →
This morning, I found myself reflecting on something I’ve often heard in church and gospel songs—“the undiluted grace of God.” And I paused. Can God’s grace be diluted? The answer is no—God’s grace is perfect, full, and freely given. It doesn’t lose its power, purity, or purpose. But here's the truth I couldn’t ignore: while... Continue Reading →
