General Doctrines

  • Who Are You Bullying Online and Elsewhere?

    “You have an online account from where you bully people with justification to do so? You will be stopped. You are a boss bullying workers at work? You will be stopped. You bully domestic workers and needy people? You will be stopped. Orphans are suffering under you and you swear they will go no where unless you allow it? You will be stopped. Are you domestically abusing your spouse, children or parents? You will be stopped!”

  • The Dangers of Claiming To See When You Don’t 

    “In what areas of life have you refused guidance and intervention? You claim to see when probably you don’t. Have you refused guidance in your relationship and marriage? Have you rejected guidance in your academic matters? Do you dismiss everyone in your financial matters because you know it all? You claim to see when you don’t ? The danger is you won’t be helped, you won’t get better and you will be guilty of your failure.”

  • Going Back Should Not Be An Option 

    “To succeed in anything, going back should not be an option. To be a good Christian, going back should not be an option. To be a good minister of the gospel, serving the church, going back shouldn’t be an option. May God help us to calculate well, so that whatever we begin, including our commitment to Him, going back should not be an option. In Jesus name, Amen!”

  • There Is A Sacrifice You Will Make

    “The sacrifices to greatness are DAILY made. The sacrifices of a believer are DAILY made. Sports people make sacrifices daily to train. Best students sacrifice daily to concentrate on their studies. Thriving relationships make daily sacrifices to prioritize peace and happiness. Anything and everything will only succeed if we make daily sacrifices. There is a sacrifice you will have to make daily.”

  • You Tried But Did You Try Hard Enough?

    “Examine yourself, have you tried or you have tried hard enough? Have you looked for God with all your heart? Is erratic church attendance hard enough? Is a prayer life that is inconsistent hard enough? Is a whole week without Bible study hard enough? Is a technical appearance in church without involvement, is that hard enough?”

  • Dedicate Some Time Regularly For These Private Activities 

    “Plants have unseen roots. Buildings have unseen foundations. Those who excel around us have a life that is private where they do all the planning and preparation. Best products come from factory processes that we do not see. Private preparations will make a difference in your life. For an excellent life, private moments are indispensable. Dedicate some time regularly for private activities!”

  • Change The Formula 

    “Have you been praying for something and it doesn’t work? Change the formula….That health issue hasn’t been resolved? Change the formula. That money problem still persists? Change the formula. That relationship problem has taken root yet you are praying? Change the formula. That subject in school still gives you low grades? Change the formula. “

  • The Key Message Is, Listen to Him!

    “There are so many tiny details that vary yet it’s the same story. The differences do not affect the fact that the Bible is God’s word. God did not dictate the Bible. God’s people experienced God and then in their own way and language and even limited memory they wrote God’s word. The message from God is not distorted even when details do not agree. If a friend sends you a gift, and those who received the gift do not agree on the color of dressing of the messenger, that detail is inconsequential to the key message of the gift. Many conflicting details in the Bible where same story is narrated, are inconsequential to the key message intended for us. In fact the differences confirm that these writers acted independently from each other in delivering God’s word to us, and we remain in awe at how consistently true the key message is!”

  • This Is What Desperate People Need

    “When the crowds disperse after worship, are they leaving with hope in both the present and the future? Has their desperation for the present been addressed? Has their desperation for the future been addressed? Is there hope for the desperate crowds?”