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"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." — Colossians 3:23 (NIV) This verse is short, but it packs a life-changing truth: as believers, our work whether paid or unpaid, noticed or unseen is an act of worship to God. It’s not just about … Continue reading Colossians 3:23 in Action: Bringing Excellence and Integrity to Our Work
Rating: 4 Stars Published: June 1, 2025 Pages: 244 Genre: Memoir Buy: Amazon.com Having read this author's debut novel last year, I was eager to read this memoir immediately it was released. Although I bought my own copy, the author was gracious enough to send me a copy as well. Thank you, Ayo. In this … Continue reading Book Review: Grips of Grief- A Memoir by Ayo Deforge
Rating: 4 Stars Published: May 21, 2022 Pages: 307 Genre: Christian Romance Buy: Amazon.com This is the second book in the “Sovereign Love” series by the author and after reading the first book in this series I was eagerly looking forward to reading this one. You can check out my review of the first book … Continue reading Book Review: The One Who Loves Me (Sovereign Love Bk 2) by Joan Embola
If you’ve been walking with Jesus for any amount of time, you know that the Bible doesn’t treat gratitude as a seasonal suggestion. It’s not just for Thanksgiving or for when life is going smoothly. Gratitude is a command. A discipline. A posture of the heart that can transform how you see everything — even … Continue reading The Power of Gratitude: How Biblical Thankfulness Transforms Everyday Life
When we hear the word fasting, many of us think of extreme diets, juice cleanses, or maybe skipping a meal to “detox.” But in Scripture, fasting is never about the latest health trend, it’s about the heart. From the Old Testament prophets to Jesus Himself, fasting has always been a way for God’s people to … Continue reading Fasting and Spiritual Discipline: Why It Still Matters Today
We live in an age of quick likes, fleeting comments, and “friend” counts that run into the hundreds—but often leave us feeling more disconnected than ever. You may have had seasons where your phone was buzzing constantly, yet your heart felt completely alone. Surrounded by people, but longing for something deeper. Can you relate? As … Continue reading How to Build Christ-Centered Friendships in a World of Superficial Connections
One of the most powerful ways to pray is to pray God’s Word back to Him. If you’ve ever found yourself at a loss for words in prayer—unsure of what to say, or how to say it, this post is for you. I’ve been there too and what changed everything for me was learning how … Continue reading Praying the Scriptures: How to Turn God’s Word into Powerful Prayers
Rating: 3 Stars Published: November 15, 2022, by Forever Pages: 391 Genre: Christian Fiction As sucker for Christian fiction who has been actively looking for new Christian fiction authors to explore, I was glad to come across this author who has just published her debut novel. I decided to give it a try, so I … Continue reading Book Review: Ready To Be Loved By You by Enewerome
I am one person who totally understands how life can get really busy because that has been the story of my life for years and years. Whether you're juggling a demanding job, school, family, ministry, or all of the above, finding time for consistent Bible study can feel like just one more thing on your … Continue reading Bible Study Routines For Busy Lives: Morning, Mid-Day, and Night Plans
The rise of Christian entrepreneurship has led to many believers selling Bible study plans, paid discipleship groups, and faith-based coaching services. While there’s nothing inherently wrong with making a living, some Christians question whether it’s ethical to charge for things that are meant to build people’s faith. So, should Christian services be a business? Let’s … Continue reading Should Christian Services Be Sold? The Ethical Implications of Paid Bible Study Plans & Christian Businesses