Take it easy on yourself!
While you are sponsoring yourself, alot of people are being sponsored; some Working countries sponsor their citizens, Some Rich parents sponsor their kids.
The race is never the same. Focus on your own race and leave comparisons!!
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A Christianity rooted in patriarchy will always define women first and foremost by their relationship to men.
A Christianity rooted in the gospel of Jesus will always see women first and foremost as fellow human beings created in God's image.
May we understand the difference.
A man getting his kids ready for school is not assisting his wife. He is their father and is simply being involved in parenting. He is not assisting; he is actively parenting. When a father helps get his children ready for school, it shouldn’t be seen as him helping his wife as if parenting is her job and he is just giving support. Rather, he is fulfilling his own role as a parent. Being involved in his children’s lives is not an act of help; it is his responsibility. He is not doing a favor; he is actively parenting. Fatherhood is not assistance, it is full participation in parenting. it is him fulfilling his own equal role in parenting. The point is to redefine fatherhood as active involvement, not occasional assistance.
Be emotionally present for your children!
Males: We are hunting lions and moving the valley to provide for them, it’s not possible!
Women: Also working and being emotionally present.
Children: Loves mother more!
Males: only women and dogs are loved unconditionally yen yen 🤡
One very important thing I have learnt in my walk with God lately is that beyond our service and sacrifices to Him, beyond the number of days we fast and number of hours we pray daily, what God honours the most is the purity of our motives.
Why are you doing what you’re doing? And this applies even to the smallest, seemingly trivial things. Why are you going on that 10-day fast? Why are you praying for three hours daily? Is it so that you can boast about your “depth,” or are you trying to manipulate God to meet selfish desires, so you can consume them on your pride and lust?
Why are you among those calling out a minister? Is it out of love, correction, and genuine concern for the body of Christ, or is it from a place of bitterness, pride, and condemnation?
Why do you want to get the extra piercings, tattoos, dreads, tinted hair? What exactly is the motive?
I’ve spent a significant part of this year studying the life of King David, and I’ll say in terms of administration, he wasn’t necessarily the best King in the Bible. King David’s administration was tainted with so many scandals and flaws. But what made Him different was the purity of his motives.
God saw that beyond his costly mistakes, David truly loved Him and had a heart that thought first about God’s position on almost every situation. On account of this, God credited him with what Prophet Isaiah called “The Sure Mercies of David”.
Since I began to understand this, I’ve become more conscious of the things I say, the way I react, the prayer points I raise, and even the things I post online. There have been times I’ve had to take down certain posts; even those with a large amount of engagement, because the Holy Spirit questioned the motive behind them during my quiet time.
So every now and then, just like David did in Psalm 51, I ask God to search my heart and rid me of hidden pride, impure desires, and any motive that does not bring Him glory.
They say God honours His Word above His name. But here’s the truth: you can quote scriptures a million times, pray in tongues, fast for days, and still miss God if your heart is not in the right place. God is not just moved by actions; He’s moved by intention. He’s not after noise, but truth in the inward parts.
So let your service to God be pure. Let your zeal be genuine. Let your acts of righteousness spring from love and not from performance. Because in the end, God doesn’t just see what we do, He sees why we do it.
This is why I will FORVER stand on this hill! God DID NOT give a man any ego that should be nursed by women or anyone around him!
This talk of male ego is deeply wicked, misogynistic and NOT of God!!
Anyone who knows my stand on this topic knows how much I HATE the ego talk!
Men and brethren, this is the summary of the matter - STAY with God, and trust Him through your journey, no matter how long it seems to take!
It will not tarry.
Sometimes you'll get exactly what you prayed for and it will scare you, because once you have it in your hands, it's under ur control, and that level of responsibility can be overwhelming. So in all your prayers, pray for wisdom too, so you know how to handle your blessings.
We need to talk about men who can’t wait 6 weeks after childbirth before demanding sex.
Your wife just tore, bled, risked her life, and pushed a whole human out of her body.
And your first thought is your d*ck?
That’s not just selfish. That’s evil. That’s inhumane.
What I saw in the hand of a Christian bro, I did not see in the hand of even worldly men. It is SO dangerous the way they can co-opt and weaponise the very thing that means so much to you. Please always look for fruit. It’s not by piety or performances of holiness.
Dear young minister,
There is a rising narrative. It’s subtle, it’s seductive, and it’s spreading fast. You hear it in prayer meetings, in preaching circles, and in private conversations. It sounds like this:
“God is done with the old guard.”
“The fathers have failed.”
“We are the new breed. The pure breed. The true voice. We are here to fix what they broke.”
Dear young minister, be very careful.
This may sound like revelation, but it is often pride wrapped in prophetic language.
It is not the Spirit of Christ. It is the spirit of Absalom—ambitious, self-validating, and dishonour-cloaked.
God is not cancelling fathers to validate you.
He is not discrediting the elders to endorse the emerging.
He is not dethroning one to enthrone another.
You are not the replacement. You are the continuation.
You are not the correction. You are the connection.
You are not the disruption. You are the extension.
Yes, there are things that need to be reformed. Yes, some things are not right . But don’t let that drive you into sweeping condemnation and generalised aspersions, especially when you’re preaching under the anointing or riding the high tide of loud ovation.
Beware. Because it may not be wisdom speaking—it may be gift minus the restraint of the Spirit.
Psalm 145:4 declares, “One generation shall praise Your works to another…”
God never builds in isolation. He builds by succession. One generation carries the fire. The next carries it forward.
That is heaven’s pattern. That is kingdom order.
God does not bless rebellion disguised as relevance.
He does not promote dishonour camouflaged as boldness.
He does not need to pull someone down to raise you up.
The Spirit of God does not jump from trend to trend.
He moves through families, through lineages, through mantles.
Abraham begat Isaac.
Isaac begat Jacob.
Jacob blessed the twelve tribes.
God was not called the “God of Abraham only”—He is the “God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.”
This is how God introduces Himself—through generations, not through replacements.
Any movement that seeks to erase the fathers is already disconnected from the heart of the Father.
Be warned: a generation that does not bless its fathers will not be trusted with the inheritance.
Yes, you are anointed. Yes, you have fire. But fire that has no honour is wildfire—it burns everything in sight, including its own roots.
Let’s be clear:
Paul corrected Peter, but still called him a pillar (Galatians 2:9).
Timothy didn’t sideline Paul; he fulfilled the vision.
Elisha didn’t despise Elijah; he wept and cried “My father, my father!”
Even Jesus said, “Others have laboured, and you have entered into their labours.” (John 4:38)
You are standing on altars you did not build.
You are preaching on platforms others bled to birth.
You are eating from trees you did not plant.
Honour them. Even if you don’t understand them.
Even if they’re not perfect.
Even if you’re called to do things differently.
Let the young rise. Let them burn. Let them roar.
But let that fire burn on altars that were built with tears and consecration.
Let that roar carry the echo of legacy, not the noise of rebellion.
God is not building a hype generation. He’s building a house.
And in this house, the fathers and sons must sit together.
So I plead with you, the emerging generation:
Walk with fire, but wear humility.
Carry revelation, but guard your tongue.
Don’t throw away the wells. Re-dig them.
Don’t bury the fathers. Bless them.
Because when the fathers bless the sons and the sons honour the fathers, the river of revival flows—undisturbed, unbroken, unstoppable.
Spread this!
Selah.
My children will not be homosexuals
My children will not be transgenders
My children will not feel like they're any animal
No perversion will find expression in or through them