It’s a season of fruitfulness, by Funmi Komolafe
What shall we say unto the Lord? Thank you LORD! Brethren, congratulations, we made it to the last quarter of 2026. That, we are alive is an indication that God has not forgotten us. Indeed, God never forgets anyone. When the Bible says, God remembers a person; it simply means that person’s time has come. […]
Seek divine elevation, by Funmi Komolafe
Let’s begin with thanks to the Almighty God that has brought us to the last Sunday in the month of April. Glory be to God. Brethren, having gone through four months, we all know that we have eight months left in the year. Within this period, a lot can still happen but what happens depends on […]
He is risen above all, by Funmi Komolafe
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Christ is risen. Today is Easter Sunday when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ after the crucifixion and burial. The Holy Bible records show that Jesus died on the cross on Friday and rose from the dead the third day. Brethren, Easter is very significant in Christianity. It is a confirmation that […]
Never stop trusting God, by Funmi Komolafe
To God be the glory. Today is the last Sunday in March, Brethren you have every reason to thank God. Either the enemy likes it or not, reasons to thank God will never cease in our lives in the name of Jesus. Beloved, with a deep reflection, we would realize that we have reasons to give thanks […]
Fruitfulness is God’s command, by Funmi Komolade
Beloved, last Sunday was Mother’s Day. Indeed mother’s day is marked more than once a year. We are still going to have another one by some Christians. One of the reasons God created man and woman is to bear children among other things. God commanded in Genesis 1 vs. 27 & 28(KJV): So God created man […]
March from story to glory, by Funmi Komolafe
Beloved, we are marching on in the year by the grace of God. A bit of reflection would make us appreciate the LORD better. Some of those with whom we shouted “ Happy New Year” are now six feet below. As Christians we do not rejoice over the death of others but we see death […]
