God the Righteous Judge

God is a righteous judge . . . The Lord is known by his justice ~ Psalm 7:11, 8:16 God presides in the great assembly; he gives judgement among “the gods” ~ Psalm 82:1 Many of us know God as the Father, Friend, or the Almighty and approach Him in this manner-and we correctly do …

Infiltrators of the Soul

If ever there was a most wanted man in history, it would be Jesus. During His time on earth, ‘people were divided because of Jesus. Some wanted to seize him, but no one laid a hand on him’ (John 7:43-44). His life was under constant threat. While some failed to seize Him physically, many tried …

Liebster Award(s)

Two lovely ladies, Hannah and Shazz nominated me for the Liebster Award. Shazz is an exhortationist at heart, hence her blog “Exhortations With Shazzy”. It gives her fulfilment to see other people succeed and evolving into the best version of themselves. Hannah lives in Western PA and loves Jesus and chickens. She is also writing …

From Joseph to Jesus

Reading an account of Joseph’s brothers journey to Egypt is enough to bring laughter and tears at the same time. After being sold off by his brothers as a slave, Joseph becomes an attendant to one of Pharaoh’s officials, a prisoner, and later the governor of Egypt. A few years down the line, famine strikes …

The Watching God

‘For the eyes of the LORD run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to shew himself strong in the behalf of them whose heart is perfect toward him’ ~ 2 Chronicles 16:9 When God finished creating the earth and everything in it, He sat back and watched Adam who was co-existing with the beasts …

The Original Outstanding Blogger Award

So next time you are faced with a difficult situation, lay back, take your time to read into the situation from every perspective, sometimes the situation could be turned into a leverage after all! For more clarity, let’s take it to the Bible to that incident when Lazarus was raised from the dead (John 11:1-44).According …

Two Brands of Bread- Seeing vs Believing

During Passover, God instructed the Israelites to eat ‘bread made without yeast’ (Exodus 11:8). The Feast of Unleavened bread lasted seven days and ‘whoever eats anything with yeast in it must be cut off from the community of Israel’ (v19). In the same Chapter and in other subsequent Chapters, the Lord insists that they must …

Little by Little

Little by little I will drive them out before you, until you have increased enough to take possession of the land ~ Exodus 23:30 God telling Moses that He will send an angel ahead of him to prepare the way and bring the Israelites to the promised land, stresses on the procedure in occupying the …

Few and Difficult Years

‘The years of my pilgrimage are a hundred and thirty. My years have been few and difficult, and do not equal the pilgrimage of my fathers’ ~ Genesis 47:9 Jacob speaks this statement when the king of Egypt, the Pharaoh, asks him his age. Having lived a longer lifespan than majority in this present time, …

Bricks Without Straw

If the Pharaoh-ic system were to be replicated, it would definitely be the current world order. That of work, work and more work. Leaving no room not just for play but for God. A system where bills come first and God last, and in many cases God becomes optional- almost non-existent. We live our lives …