For a footballer to score a goal, a golfer to get a hole-in-one, and a dart player to get a bullseye, they have one thing in common - they strategically position themselves. Professionals strategically position themselves to get the same or better results each time. Similarly, we are to adopt certain positions to guarantee success … Continue reading August 2023
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JOY IN CHAOS
How far into the new year are we allowed to go before it becomes socially unacceptable to say Happy New Year? Some believe that after the 1st of January it's already weird to say Happy New Year whereas there are some Nigerian aunties and uncles who beg to differ and will still greet you with … Continue reading JOY IN CHAOS
December 2021
A favourite emotion of mine is JOY. It is independent of our daily battles & struggles but dependent on God. Unlike the UK Sun, God’s presence in our lives is constant and never dries up. May Joy be the genre of your life. As the year draws to an end, draw near to God’s promises … Continue reading December 2021
April 2021
Wouldn’t it be a relief to find out that the past year was an April fool’s joke and life would return as normal? Unfortunately, that’s not the case but, God is a ‘God who restores’, so we always get the last laugh. Don’t take things that are happening to you too seriously; learn to laugh … Continue reading April 2021
Happy new month – December
December already wow! this year has truly flown by. The devil loves working over time during this festive period by sowing sadness where there has been joy, he attempts to dampen our spirits as we celebrate the successes of the year. But today I rebuke, cancel & destroy every assignment & attack of the enemy … Continue reading Happy new month – December
אַשְׁרֵי – ‘esher
What is 'esher? 'esher is the Hebrew word for Happiness. Today, the 20th of March 2016 is the first day of spring but that's not what I'm here to talk about. Today also marks the International Day of Happiness. What a day to celebrate? 🙂 So back to 'esher. Definition: Happiness, blessedness a. often used as … Continue reading אַשְׁרֵי – ‘esher