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Do Not Worry As human beings, we naturally want to be in control of the outcomes of our lives. However, when things do not unfold as we hoped, there is a tendency to worry. The truth is that, regardless of…
Jesus, on the final day of the Feast of Tabernacles, emphatically cried out to the crowd that those who believed in Him would have “rivers of living water” flowing from their innermost being. He was not merely speaking about satisfying…
LIMITLESS WAR CHEST Everyone desires a well-stocked war chest, resources that sustain, strengthen, and give an edge in life. The depth of that reserve often shapes the confidence with which we face life’s battles. Yet material resources cannot answer every…
Award ceremonies are designed to recognize the best acts in different endeavors of life. Every award recipient is identified as the best choice, those worthy of recognition and celebration. In a similar way, God publicly affirms Jesus at His baptism…
Historically, a cornerstone was the first stone laid in the foundation of a building. It marked where the structure began, when construction started, and often why it was built. In broader and more practical terms, a cornerstone is the most…
The recent Arctic storm across the United States offered a powerful demonstration of the potent forces of nature. As entire cities were crippled and homes, airports, businesses, and schools remained snowed in for days, it became evident how profoundly a…
The opening line of the chorus from the 2021 song “Your Goodness” by the renowned Nigerian gospel minister, Dunsin Oyekan, is deeply inspiring: “Your goodness looks good on us,And we wear Your glory.” This line beautifully captures the excellence of…
The Child, the King, the Father — in one sacred breath, Isaiah 9:6 whispers the wonder of our Lord. A Child in a manger, yet a King robed in glory; innocent as dawn, yet mighty as eternity. Such a mystery rests beyond the reach of ordinary thought,…
On October 8, 1871, the world recorded its deadliest firestorm, which swept through northeastern Wisconsin and parts of Michigan in the USA, consuming an estimated 1,500 to 2,500 lives. Years later, the unforgiving Australian bushfires of 1974–75 devoured an overwhelming 289 million acres—about 15% of the Australian…
There’s something awe-inspiring about the level of security surrounding heads of state. The intimidating posture, complex networks, and high-level coordination of their protection detail communicate one thing: no one gets close without serious strategy. Yet, as impressive as human security may…