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08/10/2025

The Power of God’s Word

There was a time in my early life when everything I touched seemed to fail. Business ideas collapsed, doors shut in my face, and no matter how hard I worked, success felt like a distant dream. I blamed the economy, the people around me, even my own circumstances — then until one day in Nov 2011 , I realized I had never truly built my life on God’s Word.

That day i surrender my life and decided to take God at His word. Every things I meditated on His promises, prayed over my work, and aligned my decisions with His principles. Slowly, something remarkable happened in Feb 2012, opportunities started to open, wisdom guided my choices, and peace replaced my anxiety.

Projects after project that once failed began to flourish. Work that used to drain me now brought joy and impact. It wasn’t luck — it was obedience. God didn’t just bless my plans; He transformed my heart, teaching me that true success is the fruit of walking daily with Him.

Today, I look back and see a story written not by my effort, but by His grace — a living proof that when you let God’s Word lead you, success will follow you.

“You will be blessed when you come in and blessed when you go out.” Deuteronomy 28:6

Amen

08/10/2025

06/10/2025

There was once a man who spent his whole life trying to “climb” toward God. He tried to be perfect. He followed every rule. He prayed longer, worked harder, gave more — always thinking, “If I climb high enough, maybe I’ll reach Him.”

But every time he stumbled, the mountain seemed taller. Every failure made heaven feel farther away.

Then one day, he read these words:
“Do not say, ‘Who will ascend into heaven?’”
It struck him deeply. He realized he didn’t need to climb to God — God had already come down to him.

Through Jesus Christ, heaven reached down to earth. Through the cross, righteousness was no longer something to achieve — it was a gift to receive. And through faith, he found what his striving never could: peace with God.

We often think we need to “earn” God’s approval — by being good enough, faithful enough, holy enough. But Romans 10:6 reminds us that righteousness doesn’t come from human effort. It comes from faith. God already bridged the gap. Jesus already came down. Your role is simply to believe and receive.

Our Prayer:
“Lord, thank You that I don’t have to climb to reach You. Thank You for coming down to me through Jesus. Teach me to trust in Your grace, not my works.”

Amen

05/10/2025

The Mystery of 10:10 — A Story of Abundant Life ✨

I used to think “1010” was just a number. But when it kept appearing to me — on clocks, receipts, and random moments — I felt a deeper tug in my spirit.

And then yhis morning suddenly I remembered everything made sense.

Our life is a battlefield of voices. Some friend whisper promises of comfort and success, yet quietly drain your peace. Others tempt you with shortcuts, but leave you emptier than before. These are the thieves — fear, greed, pride, distraction — subtle but deadly, robbing us of the joy and purpose God intended.

But in the midst of the noise, there is another voice — steady, gentle, and true. It’s the voice of the Good Shepherd, Jesus, who calls you by name. He does not come to take, but to give. He does not lure you into emptiness, but leads you into fullness.

Therefore, when we walk with Christ, we're not just saved from destruction — we're invited into a life far richer, deeper, and more meaningful than we ever dreamed.

So the next time you see 10:10, remember: It’s not a coincidence. It’s a divine reminder that life to the full isn’t found in what the world gives — but in who Jesus is.

Amen

04/10/2025

There was once a man who spent his entire life chasing wealth. He worked day and night, built businesses, and stored up treasures for himself. People admired him for his success — his house was grand, his cars luxurious, and his bank account overflowing.

Yet deep inside, he felt empty. He could buy everything he wanted, but not the peace his heart longed for. He had many possessions, but no joy. He had power, but no purpose.

One day, in the quiet of his loneliness, he knelt and prayed for the first time in years. And in that moment, he felt something money could never buy — God’s presence. His heart was filled with peace, his life found meaning, and his soul overflowed with joy.

From that day on, he realized the truth: No wealth can be better than God’s blessing. For gold may lose its value, riches may fade away, but the favor of the Lord endures forever.

And to those who walk with us on this journey of faith — thank you, my friend. Your friendship is truly a blessing from God. 💛 🙏✨

Amen

04/10/2025

The blessing of the Lord makes a person rich, and He adds no sorrow with it.

Proverbs 10:22

02/10/2025

A man reaps what he sows - Galatians 6:7

The Bible warns us that words without matching actions reveal the true condition of the heart.

Jesus said, “This people honors Me with their lips, but their hearts are far from Me” (Matthew 15:8). It is not what we say that defines us before God — it is how we live and act according to His truth.

We may deceive people with sweet words and empty promises, but we can never deceive God. Every hidden motive, every false intention, and every action done in darkness will one day be exposed in His light.

Now if you sow deceit and manipulation, you will harvest disgrace and judgment. People may lie, betray, or disappoint, but God’s grace is steadfast and unchanging. We must let our words and actions walk together in truth. Live with sincerity, for it is far better to be silent and faithful than loud and false.

Bible reminds us to place our trust not in men — for their promises are often broken — but in God alone.

It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in man” (Psalm 118:8).

Amen

02/10/2025

The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.

1 Samuel 16:7

01/10/2025

The Parable of the Two Lamps

There was once a young man known throughout the village for his kind heart and trusting soul. He believed the best in everyone — even in those whose eyes whispered deceit.
“Why think evil when all men are good?” he often said. “Surely, the Lord wants us to trust.”

One day, a merchant named Korah came to the village. He spoke with honeyed words, promising riches, partnership, and a bright future to any who would invest their silver with him. Many doubted him, but Eliab, in his naivety, gave all he had — even borrowing from his kin — believing Korah’s promises.

Weeks turned into months, and Korah vanished like smoke in the wind. he cried, “Lord, I tried to see the good in men. Why have You let me fall into darkness?”

That night, the Lord spoke to him in a dream:
My son, I did not send you into the world to be blind — but to walk in wisdom. Be as gentle as a dove, yet as wise as a serpent - Matthew 10:16.

Amen