Category Archives: Christian living
Choose Your Camp!
Let Them See Christ in YOU
Don’t FAKE it!
Be authentic. Be real or direct. Stay true to yourself. Honour your words. Let people know when you have problems with them. Don’t assume they understand you. They are not soothsayers.
The Problem with the “Good Old Days” is…
That they will prevent you from moving forward and facing life’s realities. Thus, forget about the past so you can move on to embracing your NOW.
Separating the Plants from the Weeds
Shut up & Learn to Listen
Hours of Reckoning
Christians Who Grow Together Build Together
Christian Living: Art of Hypocrisy?
Sin is Sin
What do you call sin? Do you refer to it as a mistake, an adjustment to life, appropriations of modernity, or a temptation? In black and white, sin is sin; and there is no how you can succeed in altering it to suit your acts. Call a spade a spade and accept the reality forContinue reading “Sin is Sin”
What Not To Do
Under no circumstances must you make a vow to Jehovah when you knew you could not fulfils it. God is not like your earthly father even though He wants us to have a Father-Child relationship with Him. Know your weaknesses and your strengths by being honest about what you decide to do or not toContinue reading “What Not To Do”
Those You Meet
Our actions determine the outcome of our conversation with people who want to know whether we are genuine Christians. Our undertakings can either be public or private. What becomes important is the context behind what we do, to whom, and why. We must have heard about how actions speak louder than voices. What if partContinue reading “Those You Meet”
What is the Right Decision?
I heard it is better to stay put and confront the person with whom you have issues. However, I say it is better to walk away. Doing so does not make you weak. Instead, it depicts your godly wisdom. Anger is good when it is express in the right way and at the right time.Continue reading “What is the Right Decision?”
Be Modest
Years ago, at a research training, I met a lovely woman who left me with the most beautiful two words ever. They are, “Be Modest”. I never saw her again as we work in different fields and countries, but she taught me a lot. Being modest in your life and dealings with others does notContinue reading “Be Modest”
