It seems there is no one without a challenge. What differs is the form it takes in one’s life. For some, it is self-inflicted; for others, it is not. Whatever it is , there is likely to be something we are trusting God for. Even those we look up to as super rich, there is usually something they look up to God for. If not for anything, they would ask God to give them long life to enjoy their riches.

This column this week is a slight deviation from our usual focus on couples waiting on the Lord for children

Get ready for your season of harvest in Jesus name.” With these words, we ended last week’s edition of Joyful Homes. You and I did not know that God was going to confirm his words through his servants .

Dear readers, I believe you have resolved to be lifted up spiritually this year. If anyone tells you that having a breakthrough is easy, then he or she isn’t telling the truth.

Congratulations! We are in a New Year; a leap year for that matter. This is the year in which, by God’s grace, you will leap into your breakthrough.

I’d like to begin Joyful Homes , this week, in an usual way by asking a simple question: What is the state of your mind? Are you still expectant?

By Funmi Komolafe In a couple of weeks, the year 2015 will wind down.   Is there any reason to give thanks to God even though that long-awaited miracle is yet to manifest?    Yes, there are uncountable reasons one should appreciate the Almighty God. The first reason is gift LIFE.  That one is alive is an […]

As the end of the year approaches, there may be a number of things that we have prayed for but which we are yet to get answers to. Does it mean God has forgotten us?

This is the season of weddings. Youths engaged for marriage want to celebrate Christmas in their new homes. Others are aiming at the New Year. So, it’s not just a season of festivities, it is also a season of a new beginning for many.

We begin Joyful Homes, this week, with the statement of Dr. Daniel .K Olukoya, General Overseer of the Mountain and Fire Ministries: