Dr Robert Ouma

06/08/2026

FRIENDSHIP AND MONEY

Many people believe that friendship and money are like oil and water, that they should never mix. Yet some of the greatest opportunities in life come through the people who already know us. Friends become our first customers, our first referrals, our first partners, and sometimes the first people willing to believe in our vision. At the same time, we cannot ignore how dynamics of a relationship change when transactions are introduced. In transactions, everyone looks out for their own interest and seek to gain an advantage over the other. This is where the complications begin.

The problem has never been money but how we individually relate with it and how we can treat each other when it is involved. The problem is our level of responsibility. Relationships are weakened when commitments are ignored, promises are broken, and difficult conversations are avoided. It is not the exchange of money that destroys friendships; it is the loss of trust.

Life is not lived in a straight line. The people around you today are connected to opportunities you may need tomorrow. That is why your reputation matters. Before people trust you with business, investment, or partnership, they first want to know whether they can trust your character.

Trust is your greatest currency. Guard it carefully. Honor your word. Protect your relationships. It is possible to have both money and friends, but only when trust remains the foundation that holds them together.

05/08/2026

Divine opportunities and strategic connections are locating you this month.

05/08/2026

Every mantle has a lineage.
Every grace has a custodian.
No matter how high a man rises, there will always be a dimension he cannot enter without the influence, wisdom, and impartation of another man.
Men do not fail because of a lack of desire, many fail at the boundary of their training.

I have come to honour the ministry of service.
There are things prayer gives, and there are things service qualifies you to receive.
Service positions a man for instruction, correction, impartation, and access.
Some revelations are not taught from a pulpit they are caught in the atmosphere of serving.

Every opportunity to sit under grace is a privilege I will never treat casually. There is always another level to see, another lesson to learn, and another dimension to grow into.

I have learnt never to outgrow the posture of learning.

NB: See you this Friday and Sunday for our VOICEOFTHE PROPHET CONFERENCE.
The Gates of Hell Shall Not Prevail!” I am coming with a fresh word from the Lord. Don’t Miss Out.

Dr Robert Ouma

05/08/2026

DO THIS IF YOU'VE EVER DONE ABORTION

05/08/2026

God is saying to someone hurting:
"I have seen your pain, I have heard your cry.
I will touch your life in a way that you will not cry over that challenge again "

Revelation 21:4
He will wipe every tear from their eyes.

05/08/2026

YOUNG GIRLS, LIFE IS A SEED, WHATEVER YOU DO TODAY YOU WILL REAP TOMORROW.

05/08/2026

Congratulate yourself under this post, I know it may not make sense, consider this a bold step of faith.

04/08/2026

IF YOU JUST STARTED A MINISTRY, PLEASE LISTEN
‎
‎If you’re a pastor who just pioneered a work and your church is still in its early stages, you don’t have to jump into every controversial debate online.
‎
‎Not because you don’t know the subject. Not because you’re scared to speak. Sometimes, you simply need wisdom for the sake of the people you’re building.
‎
‎Some of the pastors you’re constantly debating have been teaching these things to their people for years. Their flock is grounded. They have discipleship structures in place. So even if everybody online unfriends them, blocks them, or drags them all over Facebook, they can walk into church on Sunday and their people are still standing.
‎
‎But you? You’re just getting started.
‎
‎Do you really need unnecessary controversy hanging over a young ministry that you’re still trying to establish? Your people may still be learning the basics of faith, discipleship, character, and spiritual maturity. You throw them into every theological fight online, and before long they’re confused, offended, or questioning everything.
‎
‎Then you’ll say, “I’d rather preach the truth to five people than compromise for a crowd.”
‎
‎No! You are destroying your own work!
‎
‎There are things you have to teach your people slowly, patiently, and systematically until they actually understand them. You cannot build a stable church by reacting to every hot topic on social media. Stop copy-copy. Just because somebody else is fighting a battle doesn’t mean you have to enlist.
‎
‎And if you’re already learning to stay out of unnecessary arguments, you’re not missing anything. Wisdom is knowing which battles deserve your voice and which ones deserve your silence.
‎
‎Pastoring will eventually teach you something social media cannot: you have people to protect, not just opinions to prove. That pastoral responsibility will calm some of that gra-gra and make you think twice before your adrenaline starts making decisions for your ministry.
‎
‎Don’t let online arguments damage a work you’ve barely started building.
‎
‎You don’t have to respond to everything.
‎
‎You don’t have to correct everybody.
‎
‎You don’t have to prove that you know.
‎
‎Build your people. Build your ministry. Choose your battles.
‎

04/08/2026