A pharmacist and minister in the Anglican Church, Rev. Bright McTitus dedicated his life to serving his community in North Jos, Nigeria. Yet on one fateful afternoon, the very people he helped turned on him attacking him with machetes and leaving him motionless. Three days later, in the mortuary and moments from burial, a miracle occurred...😲😲😱😱
I was talking recently with someone who is at the apex of his field globally, and he told me Psalm 37:4 carried him through a season of chaos and disappointment. I went back and studied not just the verse but the two that follow, and I haven’t been the same since.
“Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.”
It says DELIGHT. Not obey, not tolerate, not fear. Basically enjoy.
That word changes everything. God isn’t after robotic compliance. He wants to be the center of gravity in your inner world. Not a side interest. Not a Sunday ritual. The thing your mind returns to when everything goes quiet.
But here’s the tension: how do you actually enjoy God?
We enjoy the things we enjoy cos we understand them. You can’t enjoy football if you don’t understand the point of the game. You can’t love someone deeply if you don’t know who they actually are or what moves them. The same applies to God. You start by understanding who He is and why He exists.
God didn’t create us out of loneliness or need. He existed in perfect, self-sufficient love before time began. Creation was overflow, not deficit. Which means His desire for you is based on communion. His purpose is to unite the world to Himself because in Him is the only source of actual life.
When God becomes what delights you, something both subtle and seismic happens: your desires change. Whatever delights you shapes what you love and what you chase. Anyone who’s ever been in love knows this instinctively.
So when the Psalm says He will give you the desires of your heart, it’s not promising to grant your current cravings. It’s saying He rewrites your appetite entirely. He plants His own longings inside you, for truth, depth, holiness, courage, love and then fulfills what He Himself planted. God never fails to accomplish His own desires.
That’s why verse 5 feels so dangerous:
“Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him, and He will bring it to pass.”
We recoil from that line cos we think surrender means erasure, as if God wants to override who we are. But why would a God who was already complete need to dominate us?
Everything about His nature points the opposite direction; toward overwhelming, self-giving love. He is more sufficient in Himself than a father without children, yet He sustains us more faithfully than any earthly father ever could.
Our desires are often small and short-sighted, like a child demanding candy instead of dreaming of a future. We insist we know what we want. We’re adults with full agency. But God is infinitely greater, infinitely wiser, not just as a father compared to a child, but as the eternal architect of reality compared to one of His creations. He knows what will actually make us whole.
Now look how the passage ends:
“He will bring forth your righteousness like the dawn, and your justice like the noonday sun.”
It doesn’t say His righteousness. It says yours. He will vindicate you, reveal the truth about who you are, and set things right.
The sequence is crisp and beautiful. God captures your heart, redirects your path, then restores your name. And He does it emphatically; like the noonday sun. You can’t miss it. You can’t ignore it. You can’t pretend it’s not there.
Why did Angel Gabriel comfort Mary but scold Zechariah?
A friend asked this on her WhatsApp story, and I casually started typing… then realized I was walking into something far deeper than I thought.
Yes, there’s the obvious difference in language:
Mary asks, “How will this be?”
Zechariah asks, “How will I know?”
One seeks understanding. The other seeks proof.
But the deeper layer hit me while reading. I suddenly remembered Abraham asked God almost the exact same question: “How will I know?”, and instead of rebuke, God told him to bring animals, cut covenant, and swore to him in the way ancient people sealed unbreakable promises. God literally bound Himself to His word.
And here’s where this explodes:
John the Baptist isn’t just “Zechariah and Elizabeth’s miracle baby.” He is covenant momentum. He is the outworking of that ancient oath. The Abrahamic promise is the engine pushing history forward. John exists because God already swore once, and when God swears, reality is obligated.
That’s why Zechariah’s hesitation matters. He’s a priest. A man of Scripture. A guardian of covenant memory. He knows this story. He knows the oath. Yet he still asks for another sign. He was basically asking God to swear twice.
And God doesn’t.
He silences him, not to punish him, but to force him to sit inside the weight of a promise that doesn’t need reinforcement.
Contrast that with Mary. The village girl with no priestly robes, no temple access, no institutional authority… yet she instinctively stands on covenant faith. She doesn’t ask for proof. She simply asks how God intends to do what she already accepts He will do. And when she sings, she anchors her song in the same Abrahamic oath Zechariah should have trusted from the beginning.
That’s Luke’s quiet reversal: The priest hesitates, the girl believes.
And when Zechariah finally gets his voice back, he doesn’t brag about his personal miracle. He confesses the very thing he doubted:
“God remembered His holy covenant,
the oath He swore to Abraham.”
God doesn’t need to swear twice. Believe Him the first time.
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Daughter of Hamas founder convert to Christianity testimony
“First verse I saw when I open the Bible is love your enemies, the Quran say Kill all the Non-Muslims”
This story touched me…
Muhammed had been deaf all his life & a Muslim. He traveled to see a brother, but had to sleep somewhere around where Daniel Kolenda of Reinhard Bonnke ministries was holding a crusade.
Suddenly where he was lying down his 👇
When the creator of science is at work, science takes a back seat & gets humbled…
This is Dr Kalu Leo, a General Surgeon at General Hospital, Minna. For over a month, he has been crippled & bound to a wheelchair. He has been battling hypertension & diabetes for a long while, but things got out of hand recently & rendered him incapacitated.
However, in church this morning at the Glory Dome, as God’s servant @drpaulenenche was ministering & taking authority over the works of the devil in the lives of the people, the power of God came on Dr Kalu where he was sitting, he stood up from his wheelchair & began to walk by himself for the first time in a month.
In God’s presence, the impossible becomes possible.
What a mighty God we serve.
NEW: The man with the world's highest recorded IQ says he believes Jesus Christ is God and is "the way and the truth and the life."
"I believe that Jesus Christ is God, the way and the truth and the life."
YoungHoon Kim of South Korea is pointing to quantum physics to support his belief in God and afterlife.
Kim was recognized by the Giga Society in April 2024 as having the highest IQ in the world at 276.
Who would have ever thought a thing like this can come out of Pakistan 🇵🇰
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God we thank you for the massive souls saved, the healing & deliverances.
To you alone be all the glory 🙏🙌
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