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Earlier today, I was wondering what I would share with you. I later decided I would share a conversation with God. But I was yet to have that conversation… My plan was to have a conversation, then share that conversation with you. It may sound funny, but it’s true. I didn’t have it all figured

Quick One … Whew! I feel like I’ve been through centuries and back!  I know it’s been a while I posted here, not because there are no thoughts to share, or articles to publish, but I’ve been in the place of waiting. Waiting on the Lord to see what He shall speak to me. When

This morning I caught myself ‘travelling in my mind’. Trust me, I had reached Alabama before I snapped out of my reverie!  I had some burdens on my mind, projects I’ll love to embark on, and I was just drawing circles in my head on how to execute them all. Then I asked myself, ‘why

I have been on an intense journey lately. At some point, I began to feel some tiredness in my body, and I said to myself, “maybe it’s time to take a break”. But the break I wanted was to relax from that place of intense engagement and deliberate pursuit. Please be wise, we have a

Hello! It’s been a while, and I apologise. I am repenting and daily receiving grace to be a faithful steward of God’s thoughts. I would appreciate your prayers too. Today’s post is a poem. I clearly remember how these thoughts came. I was in a meeting, when the picture of a mimer suddenly flashed in

“If the journey won’t require Faith, then it’s not worth taking”. I had an interesting experience sometime in May last year. I was desperate for a job, and I got an opportunity to write the screening test for a bank in Abuja. It was just a test, but it felt like all my prayers were

I was flipping through my phone on the 2nd of June and I saw a saved chat from last year, June 5, 2017. 2017 was a year that was’nt “smooth” for me. There seemed to be a lot of ‘tumbling’, and unpredictable situations that affected my safe nest, keeping a grateful heart was the toughest

Hello! This is the final part of the seed series, at least as much as I can share for now. Today’s post is a poem, it captures a transaction I had with the Lord in a season of intense inner conflict. I had choices before me, and the choice devoid of conflict looked appealing, but

I trust God for greater skill to paint the pictures He has placed in my mind. In my previous post, I talked about the seed as a divine deposit given to you by God, for which you are supposed to take responsibility via stewardship. Seeds don’t grow overnight, but if you stay committed to the