So what next after Easter? Do we live on without the awareness of the risen Lord & the implications of the resurrection? We shouldn’t. Let’s follow Pr8:32-36…

Christ’s coming was also meant to bring salvation & redemption for us. His life, death & resurrection symbolise power over sin & death & eternal life Jn3:16-17…

The Jews expected a leader who would save them from Roman rule. Jesus was a spiritual leader whose impact is felt worldwide more than people expected Mt16:13-20…

The Father pitied us when we were estranged from Him & sent His son to help us & redeem us back to Himself. Jesus showed compassion & helped people Mk9:21-23…

One of the reasons for Christ’s ministry on earth was to be an example of Christian living. He mentored the apostles & disciples to found His church Mk9:14-29…

For all the trouble we face, God is able to show us how to get out of it, if that’s His will for us. Don’t get stressed. Let’s ask Him what to do 1Cor10:13…

In Ps2:8, Mt7:7, 11 we are told to pray for our needs. We have a God who is able to answer our prayers. Ask brethren to pray with you when you have troubles…

The words of Jesus in Jn16:33 should give us the right perspective on trouble. It is present, but He has overcome it. Therefore, we shouldn’t be stressed by it…

There’ll always be challenges around us. We shouldn’t focus too much on them. Let’s try to trust God to deal with them or show us what to do with them Mk12:28-31…

There is enough evidence of the potency of God’s supernatural power around us, yet many still don’t believe. What else must be done to convince them? Jn12:37…

We ought to distinguish between our desires & the Lord’s promises. He is a covenant keeping God & is therefore faithful to His word. We can trust Him Nm23:13-20…

When we look back at our lives, can we consistently see God at work in different ways? Joshua reminds Israel of God’s faithfulness. Can we say that too Jos23:14…

A good depiction of true love is in Rm3:3-4. God remains faithful to His word & to us even when we don’t believe. What a great God He is. How should we respond?…

God chooses whom to use to tell the world about Himself. He used Israel to tell the rest of the world about Him. Whatever we go through, it isn’t about us Am3:2…

There is so much need around us that it can be overwhelming. Yet, we are expected to reach out & help others. May the Lord give us wisdom & guidance Mt25:31-46…

Extraordinary circumstances need an extraordinary move of God. We are fortunate that God is up to the task. He is omnipotent 1Kg21, 22:38, 2Kg9:30-10:28…

May we walk so close to God that we may always hear His voice, identify His move & not miss what He is doing. Elijah was able to identify God’s voice 1Kg19:9-18…

Because God came through for us in the past we shouldn’t take it for granted & assume He will work the same way. Trust His discretion. He is powerful Mt14:13-21…

Based on what we have seen God do in our lives & in the lives of others, we should be able to trust Him. Put your faith in Him. There’s enough evidence Lk7:1-10…

Take a moment to reflect on God’s goodness, love, mercy, patience with you, provision & power at your disposal. Has He been good to you? Thank Him Mk9:14-27…

And Ruth 2:2…

Generosity towards the needy touches God’s heart. But He still expects us to be good stewards of what He gives us. To balance, we must listen to Him Lv19:9-10…

May the Lord help us to know how to help others. There are many people in need around us. Some divine insight would help us. Jesus a dressed this well Mt10:8…

Greed is sometimes the anti-thesis of generosity. Too much focus on gratifying self & failure to quench that thirst makes us greedy. Lord have mercy Nm16:1-35…