Difficult Text(s)

  • Relationships That Replace God will Displace Happiness

    Dear God, save me from loving Moresheth Gath more than you. May I never love anything more than you. Grant me wisdom to identify and avoid Akzib. Things that give high hopes but end up in disappointment. May my relationship with you O God be a top priority, in Jesus’ name, Amen!

  • “Preaching Against” Seems Negative But It’s Positive

    Preach against them? Is that professional? Preaching a sermon targeting someone? A sermon full of condemnation? Is it right? A sermon against a specific person or group of people? How should you react if a preacher deliberately targets you in their sermon? What options are available to you who is targeted by a sermon that is preached against you?

  • Do You Obey God or Do The Right Thing?

    What if God asked you to do something that contradicts what you have known to be right? Would you obey God if what He asks of you contradicts what you have always known to be right? If you were sure this is God talking to you and asking you to do that which you know is wrong, would you do it? Do you obey God or do you do the right thing?

  • The Secret Behind Their Order and Excellence

    God is depicted as being served by all sorts of creatures and beings. God is depicted as operating in an environment far removed from anything we can associate with. While we serve God within our limitations and imperfections, Ezekiel depicts God as being served in heaven by beings who are extremely orderly and excellent in motion. They perfectly execute their service to God in a manner that leaves us in awe.

  • Even The Guilty Will Not Doubt His Fairness

    We learn from God that we need to be very patient with each other. We should follow a justice system that is so transparent that even the guilty acknowledges that the process was fair. We must not just want to be fair, but also be seen as being fair. The highest point in the justice system is not just when justice is served but also when the guilty suffer punishment but do not cast doubt on the process.

  • My Love, I Need To Know More About You

    A person who is in a relationship should not be wandering about as if they are single. There is a mannerism associated with someone who has found a loved one. The lady tells the man, I should no longer conduct myself as if I am available to any other person. Therefore, I should know more about you and when I come out I come straight to you. This is why I need to know more about you. My love, I need to know more about you!

  • Dark Am I, Yet Lovely

    The Shunammite woman who converses with Solomon in this book, Song of songs, is she an African or not? Does she have a dark skin? What does the Bible tell us and mean in the following passage? The Shunammite tells us that, dark am I, yet lovely!

  • More Wisdom More Knowledge Is Very Dangerous

    Wisdom and knowledge like oxygen are only useful when it’s enough. More oxygen can kill. More oxygen than you need doesn’t improve life or make it better. More oxygen can’t prevent death. You just need enough oxygen to survive while life itself sustained by God. You just need enough wisdom and knowledge to survive while we surrender the rest to God. More wisdom more knowledge is very dangerous!

  • This Type of Rich People Must Die This Way

    What is ill-gotten wealth? Does this affect senior government officials only? What could be the ill-gotten wealth in my life? After identifying that I have ill-gotten wealth, what do I do? Is it true that ill-gotten wealth can kill?