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06/05/2026

I always try my best to remain humble before GOD.
The longer I walk with Him, the more I realize that humility is not thinking less of myself, it is thinking of GOD more. It is recognizing that every breath I take, every door that opens, every gift I possess, and every victory I experience is because of His Grace.

Being humble is understanding that I am not self -made. Whatever strength seen in me was first given by Him, whatever wisdom I have came from lessons He taught me and whatever success I enjoy is a result of His Favor and Mercy.
There are seasons when GOD blesses us, and there are seasons when He breaks us. Humility allows us to worship Him in both. It keeps us from believing that our blessings are our own doing and reminds us that our dependence on GOD never ends .
I have learned that GOD is not looking for people who have all the answers; He is looking for hearts that remain TEACHABLE! A humble heart is willing to be corrected, willing to repent, willing to serve, and willing to give GOD the Glory even when no one else sees the sacrifice.

My prayer is not simply that GOD would elevate me, but that He would keep me low enough to hear His voice clearly. I would rather walk humbly with GOD than stand proudly without Him. Because at the end of the day, the titles fade, the accomplishments pass away, and human recognition is temporary........ But a heart surrendered to GOD has eternal value.

LORD, keep me humble! May my life always point to Your greatness and not my own!

Blessed Friday!

06/01/2026

Mark 4: 35-41) About when JESUS and His disciples were crossing the sea of Galilee in a boat when a sudden, great storm arose. JESUS was asleep despite the chaos that was taking place.

JESUS asleep in the storm reveals His humanity. JESUS calming the waves/wind/storm reveals His divinity. The storm reveals the disciples' weakness. The miracle reveals JESUS' authority.

See, the disciples entered the storm knowing JESUS as a Teacher, but, they came out from the storm with a new revelation of who JESUS is....... I'm sure somebody can relate.
They came out with the revelation that He is not only a Teacher , BUT, that He is LORD over the Wind, the Waves, the Cosmos, the chaos, the fears, the storm, all creation, and whatever your situation or battle may be.

So to someone today be encouraged that it's not about the size of the storm or battle, it is about the IDENTITY of the one in the boat/storm.

See, the storm was powerful, but, Christ was greater!
Faith is trusting GOD'S Word when your situation or circumstances says otherwise or doesn't make sense.

Understand, that sometimes GOD calms the storm and sometimes He calms the Believer.

One of the greatest purposes of storms is REVELATION!
How will you know He can heal, if you never experience sickness or brokenness?
How will you know He can deliver, if you've never been bound? ......... You get the point☝️
I can testify that all of my revelations about who Christ is to me is because of the storms, tests, and battles I've been through, not only because of what I heard someone else said about Him.

These situation reveals Christ in ways we would have never known, because storms/ battles/ chaos, etc. reveals things about GOD that calm seasons never could.

Blessed Monday!

05/29/2026

" My Grace is sufficient for thee" is not merely a comforting message. It is a revelation of how GOD works.

Understand that GOD often does not build strong Believers by removing all weaknesses.
He builds strong Believers by: sustaining them, strengthening them, carrying them, and revealing His power in their weaknesses.

So you may not always feel strong, BUT, GOD'S Grace is stronger than your weakness.

(And he said unto me, My Grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.) 2 Corinthians 12:9

Blessed Friday 🙌

05/26/2026

"Had it not been the LORD who is on our side" ( Psalm 124: 1)

Who am I talking to this morning? It can't be me alone!

Had it not been for the LORD who was on my side, I would have been swallowed by things no one ever saw.

See, some battles never make noise. Some wars are fought behind smiles, silence, closed doors, and exhausted prayers whispered at midnight.

There were moments when pressure should have broken me.
Moments when grief should have buried me.
Moments when fear, betrayal, confusion, temptation, and weariness opened their mouths like floodwaters ready to consume everything.

BUT, mymymy, somehow I am still here!

Not because I was always strong. Not because I always understood. Not because I never fell.

I am here because GOD stood between me and destruction. There were traps I never noticed.
Doors GOD closed that I once cried over.
Attacks I survived without even knowing how close they came to destroying me.

Now I understand: GRACE is not always loud. Sometimes GRACE is simply surviving what should have ended you.

“If it had not been for the LORD who was on our side "

Some people see your survival and call it luck, But, they do not know the nights Heaven fought for you.

May I/ you never become so proud that I/you forget who carried us.
May we never tell our story without mentioning the GOD who preserved it.

The older I grow, the more I realize: I am standing in the middle of answered prayers, unseen protection, and undeserved Mercy.

Blessed Tuesday!

To GOD be the Glory! 12 years later, and one thing is certain: GOD has been faithful.Not every season was easy. There we...
05/25/2026

To GOD be the Glory! 12 years later, and one thing is certain: GOD has been faithful.

Not every season was easy. There were prayers we prayed through tears, battles fought in silence, moments that tested our faith, and seasons where only GOD could carry us. But through it all, His hand never left this ministry.

For 12 years, lives have been changed, hope has been restored, and hearts have encountered GOD in a real way.

This anniversary is not just about the years behind us , it’s about the evidence of GOD'S Grace through every step of the journey.

And as we gather to mark this milestone, we do so with gratitude, humility, and expectation… because the GOD who sustained us for 12 years is not finished yet.

Come celebrate with us! Save the date: June 28th! See you there!

05/17/2026

"GOD is our hiding place in times of trouble "
Archbishop L K. Warner

The Archbishop preachhhhh today!!!!
Church was amazing 👏

05/15/2026

My devotional continues from Psalm 44

For I will not trust in my bow, neither shall my sword save me.
But thou hast saved us from our enemies, and hast put them to shame that hated us.
In GOD we boast all the day long, and praise thy name for ever. Selah. ( Psalm 44:6-8)

Sometimes GOD allows situations where our human strength is not enough, so we can learn complete dependence on Him.

See, our deliverance, our victories, our wins, does not come from human strength, our bank account, our intelligence, our influence, our connections, our weapons, etc. our victories, our deliverances come from GOD.

The Psalmist clearly understood that, bows can fail, swords can break or get damaged, human ability has limit, BUT GOD never loses a battle.

Please be reminded that anything we trust in apart from GOD can fail! Even the arms of flesh can fail, let's take it a little deeper, even we ourselves does fail.

That's why it's very dangerous to find ourselves in a place where we are self-dependence, filled with pride and trust in human systems above GOD.

The "bow" and "sword" here speaks of: human efforts, earthly strategies and fleshly confidence.
If we be honest some of us trust in: our jobs, our education, our money, our status, our connections or who we know, we trust in our politicians, our leaders, our wealth, we trust in our own understanding or as David put it in Psalm 20:
Some trust in chariots and some in horses
Instead of fully trusting in GOD.

We get carried away most of the time and put our trust in the things He gave us, we put our trust in the resources He used to bring about our deliverances and victories, we put our trust in the blessing and forget the one who gave them in the first place.

The Psalmist recognizes and declares: My Victory is not in what I possess, my Victory is in the one who fights for me.

The "BUT" in verse 7 is the game changer:
Because when human efforts end, when we come to the end of ourselves, when we let go, then GOD'S power begins, He begins to take the wheel.

This is where we become victorious, this is where we become winners and can now say as the Psalmist says:
" In GOD we boast all the day long, and praise His name for ever and ever. Selah ( verse 8)

So therefore our confidence is not in ourselves, it's in GOD!
It shouldn't be " look what I did" BUT, " look what GOD has done"

Trust in the LORD with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding . ( Proverbs 3:5)

Blessed Friday!

05/14/2026

My Devotional Psalm this morning: Psalm 44 ( very deep Psalm)

Sometimes the greatest crisis of faith is not when we sin, but when we remain faithful and still suffer.

Psalm 44 is one of the most powerful revelations in Scripture because Israel says:

All this is come upon us; yet have we not forgotten thee, neither have we dealt falsely in thy covenant. (Psalm 44:17)

See, GOD'S Covenant people were: still praying, still remembering Him, still loyal to the covenant, yet, still broken, defeated, and afflicted. ( Can you relate? Have you been there? )

This throws out the false belief that: “if you are suffering, GOD must have abandoned you.” ( Remember Job’s suffering??)

Psalm 44 shows that sometimes suffering is not punishment, it is part of walking faithfully with GOD.

The Psalm went on to say:

Yea, for thy sake are we killed all the day long; we are counted as sheep for the slaughter. (Psalm 44:22)

Later, we sawPaul the Apostle quotes this in Romans 8 to teach Believers that persecution, pain, hardship, and affliction cannot separate us from the love of GOD.

See, Faith is not proven only when miracles happen. Faith is proven when GOD seems silent and you still refuse to let go.

So, Psalm 44 teaches us to: worship in confusion, trust in silence, endurance in suffering, and covenant loyalty when there are no answers.

The Psalm ends with this lament:

Arise for our help, and redeem us for thy mercies' sake. ( Psalm 44:26)
Not because we are strong. Not because we deserve it. But because His mercy endures forever.

Blessed Thursday!

05/12/2026

He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.( Psalm 91)

Many people visit GOD in emergencies, But, few dwell with Him.

Psalm 91 is not just about protection, it is about intimacy, spiritual authority, and covenant habitation.

Notice, it does not say: “He that occasionally prays”, "He that knows Scripture”, "He that attends church”

BUT : “HE THAT DWELLETH"

To dwell means: to remain, to stay, to live CONTINUALLY in GOD'S presence.

The secret place is not a physical location.
It is the hidden place of communion with GOD where your fear is broken, identity is formed, spiritual strength is renewed and the voice of GOD becomes clear.

That's one of the reasons why the enemy fights your prayer life, because he fears your intimacy with GOD .

Under the shadow, shadow only covers what stays close.

See, when you dwell near GOD, His presence becomes your atmosphere, His shadow becomes your covering and His authority becomes your defense

Understand, Psalm 91 is not just about protection,
it is RELATIONSHIP.

GOD is not just looking for visitors.He is seeking people who will live daily in His presence.
Te safest place on earth is not a building, your job, your home, your money, your success, etc.

The safest place is under the SHADOW OF THE ALMIGHTY.

Blessed Tuesday!

05/11/2026

Word from my Spiritual Mother /Pastor /Prophetess/Mentor 🙌 🙏

“Childlike Faith in a Self-Sufficient World”

Based on Matthew 18:1–4

As we grow older, many people begin to believe they are completely self-sufficient. Society teaches independence, self-reliance, self-made success, and control. In some aspects we do carry responsibility, steward our choices, and mature in wisdom. But true Kingdom living is never life apart from God. It is life with God.

There is a difference between responsibility and independence from God.

The world celebrates:
“I do not need anyone.”

But the Kingdom says:
“Without Him I can do nothing.” (John 15:5)

That is why Jesus pointed to a child.

Children understand dependence naturally. They ask freely. They trust deeply. They believe boldly. They are not ashamed to need help. Their faith is often pure before life teaches fear, pride, skepticism, and self-protection.

Even today, children are often overlooked as “just children,” yet many carry incredible depth of faith, sensitivity, discernment, compassion, and trust in God. Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly used those people underestimated.

David was a shepherd boy.
Samuel heard God as a child.
Josiah became king young.
The little boy with five loaves and two fish carried the miracle in his hands.

The Kingdom of God often functions opposite to worldly systems.

The world looks for status, image, titles, power, and intellect.
God looks for humility, surrender, faith, and dependence.

Jesus showed that greatness in the Kingdom is not found in pride or self-exaltation, but in humility and trust.

What many call “lowly,” Heaven often calls powerful.

What many dismiss, God often chooses.

Paul echoes this truth when he says God chooses the foolish things of the world to confound the wise and the weak things to shame the strong (1 Corinthians 1:27).

The Kingdom reverses human pride.

Sometimes the people closest to the heart of God are not the most impressive outwardly, but the ones who remain humble enough to trust Him completely.

Childlike faith is not shallow faith.
It is surrendered faith.
It is dependent faith.
It is fearless trust in a faithful Father.

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