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19/07/2025

I place my hope in God, not in men.

There once was a man named Eliab, a humble farmer from the tribe of Judah. For years, his land yielded little, and drought often scorched his fields. Tired of struggling, Eliab went to the city to seek help from the wealthy and influential.

He approached noblemen and merchants, placing his hope in their promises. One gave him a loan but demanded heavy interest. Another gave him a plow, but it broke before the season ended. A third promised to help, but forgot him when harvest came.

Eliab returned home, weary and ashamed. His fields were dry, his heart even drier.

One night, he fell to his knees and cried out, “O Lord, I have looked to men and they have failed me. I have trusted their words, but they are like broken cisterns that hold no water. Forgive me, Lord. From this day, I place my hope in You alone.”

That very night, rain fell—first a drizzle, then a downpour. His soil drank deeply. His crops sprouted again. The following harvest was the best in years.

Eliab never returned to the city for help again. He built an altar and called it “The Lord Provides.”

Amen

19/07/2025

“It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man

Psalm 118:8

17/07/2025

This following is a true testimony and declaration of hope, purpose, and divine timing. It reminds us that God’s calling has no age limit. Whether you are young or in your later years, when God’s light shines upon you, it means your time has come—not by human standards, but by divine appointment.

“Arise” is a command to stand up from discouragement, weariness, or self-doubt. “Shine” is an invitation to reflect God’s glory, not your own strength. It means letting the world see what God is doing through you—your testimony, your journey, your transformation.

So don’t lose hope. You are never too old, too late, or too far behind for God to use you. If He is calling you now, it’s because now is the perfect time. His plans are not bound by our years but by His perfect will.

You are called. You are chosen. You are not forgotten.
Let God’s glory in you light the way for someone else.

Amen

17/07/2025

15/07/2025

Why We Filed a Complaint

As a Christian, I believe in treating everyone with respect, love, and fairness and I also believe in standing up for what is right.

Recently, I encountered a situation where I experienced unprofessional and unjust behavior in the service sector. While I always aim to be patient and understanding, I also believe that silence in the face of wrongdoing can allow harmful patterns to continue—not just toward me, but toward others as well.

The Bible teaches us to “speak the truth in love” (Ephesians 4:15) and to “do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God” (Micah 6:8).

Therefore , when filing this complaint is not about anger or revenge—it is about accountability, truth, and the hope that it will lead to better service, respect, and care for others in the future.

May we always correct in love, confront with humility, and pursue justice with compassion.

We are not just called to endure mistreatment—we are called to be instruments of change and grace.

Let our actions reflect both truth and mercy. Help and guide us Lord

Amen

14/07/2025

God did not create you to merely survive—He created you to thrive.
Jesus said, “I have come that they may have life, and have it more abundantly.” (John 10:10)

You were not made to suffer endlessly, but to live in the fullness of His grace—blessed in every area of life:
✔️ Financially sustained
✔️ Healthy in body and spirit
✔️ Surrounded by the right people
✔️ Fulfilled in your work
✔️ Loved in your family

All these are not just dreams—they are promises for those who walk as sons and daughters of God.
Through Jesus Christ our Savior, we are not only saved—we are also set apart to live a life that reflects His goodness.

So live with joy, walk with faith, and let your life be the testimony that God is faithful to bless His children!

Amen

14/07/2025

After 40 days of fasting, Jesus was tempted by Satan — not once, but three times.

First, with hunger:
“If You are the Son of God, turn these stones into bread.”
Jesus replied, “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” (Matthew 4:4)

Second, with pride:
“If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down. God will send angels to catch You.”
Jesus answered, “It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’” (Matthew 4:7)

Third, with power:
“All the kingdoms of the world will be Yours—if You bow down and worship me.”
Jesus declared, “For it is written: ‘Worship the Lord your God, and serve Him only.’” (Matthew 4:10)

Jesus did not argue, negotiate, or rationalize.
He overcame every temptation by standing on the Word of God.
He showed us that Scripture is our defense, and faithful obedience is our victory.

Temptation isn’t the enemy — giving in is. In moments of temptation, don’t trust your feelings. God allows it not to break us, but to build us.

Stand on truth. Fight with the Word. Trust in the Father.

Amen