General Doctrines

  • Help! I Am Married To A Rebel!

    “Apostle Paul admitted that he was married to a rebel. The good he wanted to do, he couldn’t do. The wrong he didn’t want to do, he did. Then he asks, who will save me? Then he says only…”

  • Before We Proceed Take Off Your Shoes!

    “May we realize that beginning anything with God is the best decision in life. Beginning with God is a guarantee of success…God still makes the same demands even today. Before we proceed, remove your shoes!”

  • You Can’t Second Guess God!

    “Are you looking for a life partner and scanning your local church and neighboring churches? You can’t second guess God. It could be someone you ignore and interact with daily. You can’t second guess God!”

  • Good Advice From A Bad Source?

    “Which people are advising you about your relationship? They may be your friends, but are they in good relationships? Are they secretly envious? Are they in relationships that you will want your relationship to be like?…”

  • If You Can Avoid This, Please Do!

    “…Is there something you can avoid and you will have a good working environment? Please do. Is there something you can avoid and live happily in your marriage and family? Please do. Is there something you can avoid and you will enjoy meeting neighbors and family members? Please do!”

  • This Is What The Best Faultfinders Will Never See!

    “Fault finding can be trouble shooting of a problem in a system. However, we want to focus on faultfinding as an obsession to highlight what is wrong to the extent of being petty and trivial. A faultfinder gains satisfaction in showing that there is a fault.”

  • How Is As Important As What

    “If you fail on the how, even if the what is correct, it will never matter. Mind how you express the good and the bad. Many married couples and people in relationships go through the same struggles but some succeed and some fail because of how…”

  • A Taste of Your Own Medicine!

    “A taste of your own medicine refers to being treated in a bad way the way you treated others in a bad way. When we treat others in a bad way and we give excuses that we are teaching them hard lessons, some day we will also be treated in a bad way with the same excuse. A taste of your own medicine!”