One thing about us as humans is that we are so fixated on the things we can see. When a word comes to us, we first assess where we are before we decide whether we believe it. "By this time tomorrow, you'll buy a house." Meanwhile, you have £13.55 in your bank account. Let's be serious... how is that even possible? So we laugh, just as Sarah laughed when she heard she would give birth a year by now (Genesis 18:9-12). "How can that be?" There's a cage we often place ourselves i

It is a shame to see the enemy touch a person's life and change what they have been called to be. Their life becomes wasted. But no life is ever wasted before God. He can change a person whom society thinks is useless into one of the most important people. Many who saw them in their darkest moments will be the very same people who come to witness what the Lord has made of them. But this only happens when the Lord steps in. Today, we'll look at the story of the madman of Gadar

Humans are built in such a way that sometimes, when something happens to us, that thing becomes branded in our minds. Whenever we encounter it again, we tend to close ourselves off from it. For example, let's say a guy named Kwabena hurts you. Now you have something against everyone named Kwabena. Why? Because the name has become associated with some sort of trauma. There's a story in the Bible that I've often asked the Holy Spirit to help me understand, especially why things