Vacating The Fool’s Bossom
There’s a story told by my grandfather in the Yoruba language. A man turns up, furious about something, and lets out so many words of insult and aggravation towards another
Continue readingThere’s a story told by my grandfather in the Yoruba language. A man turns up, furious about something, and lets out so many words of insult and aggravation towards another
Continue readingWe were in service recently during our annual Supernatural Convention; suddenly the Spirit of God began to move His church as a unit we began to worship without words. No
Continue readingFor I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to
Continue readingA 2026 case study followed a married couple through a two-year, high-conflict divorce. The husband initially described himself as “a people-pleaser.” Later, he said: “I was under her thumb the
Continue readingThere is one story in the book of Acts that has always struck me as so wonderfully bizarre that I keep returning to it. You probably know the story. Peter
Continue readingThe last time I attended a church service, I had a panic attack. It caught me completely off guard because nothing dramatic was happening. The service itself was fairly ordinary.
Continue readingThis message speaks to believers who have left organized churches because of false teaching, abusive leadership, spiritual deadness, or compromise—but who still confess Jesus Christ as Lord. Christ alone is
Continue readingBack in the early days of my blogging journey, I developed a bit of a reputation for tearing people to shreds. If a pastor said something ridiculous, I would write
Continue readingWe know how we are supposed to live. Even if we don’t understand why, we instinctively understand that there is a moral law that should govern how we live our
Continue readingOne of the most shocking things Jesus ever said is tucked away in Luke’s Gospel. It is the kind of verse that appears regularly in online debates, sceptical books, and
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