spiritual Hunger

24/09/2026

If You Are Experiencing Spiritual Dryness, Do These Things

Spiritual dryness does not always mean that God has left you. Sometimes it is an invitation to return, realign and seek Him beyond your feelings.

1. Return to the Word
When your emotions are quiet, let Scripture become your anchor. Don’t wait until you “feel spiritual” before opening your Bible.
Psalm 119:105

2. Return to the place of prayer
Even when you have no words, stay before God. Prayer is not sustained by feelings alone. There are seasons when you must seek God because He is God, not merely because His presence feels good.
Luke 18:1

3. Examine your heart
Ask God to search you. Sometimes dryness can expose distractions, disobedience, bitterness or misplaced desires that have quietly taken God’s place.
Psalm 139:23–24

4. Remove unnecessary noise
You cannot continually feed your spirit with the noise of the world and expect to remain sensitive to God. Create room for silence, worship, Scripture and meditation.
Psalm 46:10

5. Obey what God has already told you
Sometimes we are asking God for a new word while neglecting the last instruction He gave us. Obedience keeps the heart tender.
John 14:21

6. Don’t abandon spiritual disciplines because you don’t feel anything
There will be moments when worship feels effortless and moments when it feels like sacrifice. Keep seeking. Keep praying. Keep studying. Keep showing up.

“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.” — James 4:8

And remember this:

Dryness is not permission to drift.
Silence is not proof of absence.
A lack of feeling is not a lack of faith.

Sometimes the deepest work God does in us happens when we continue seeking Him even when we cannot feel Him.

24/09/2026

“I Want to Marry, I Want to Marry…”

Before you say “I do”, have you considered these five things as a Christian?

1. Can you both genuinely follow Christ together?
Marriage is not just about loving each other. It is about building a home under the Lordship of Christ. Ask yourself: Will this person help me become more like Christ, or will I constantly have to fight for my faith inside my own home?
2 Corinthians 6:14

2. Have you examined their character, not just their chemistry?
Attraction can introduce you, but character sustains a covenant. Watch how they handle correction, money, anger, authority, disappointment and people who cannot benefit them.
Proverbs 22:1

3. Have you discussed your spiritual direction?
What kind of home are you building? How will you raise your children? What place will prayer, Scripture, church and service to God have in your marriage? Don’t assume you will figure these things out after the wedding.
Joshua 24:15

4. Can you forgive, communicate and sacrifice?
Marriage will expose areas of you that dating may hide. You need more than butterflies. You need humility, patience, truthfulness and the willingness to serve one another.
Ephesians 5:21–25

5. Have you sought God beyond your emotions?
Sometimes we ask God to bless a decision we have already made. Slow down. Pray. Seek wise counsel. Examine the relationship honestly and allow Scripture to challenge your desires.
Proverbs 15:22

Marriage is not simply finding someone you want to live with. It is choosing someone with whom you will build a covenant, a home and a spiritual legacy.

So before you keep saying “I want to marry, I want to marry,” ask yourself:

“Am I ready to build a marriage that honours God?”

Because the goal is not merely to get married.

The goal is to build a marriage that can survive, glorify Christ and help both of you finish well.

24/09/2026

As a Christian, Why Must You Abstain From Ma********on, Premarital S*x, Po*******hy and Every Form of Lust?

S*x is not evil. God created it. But God also created a boundary for it. S*xual intimacy was designed for the covenant of marriage, not for the gratification of every desire.

1. Because your body belongs to God

“Your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost…” — 1 Corinthians 6:19–20

Your body is not merely yours to satisfy every appetite. As a believer, you are called to glorify God with it.

2. Because lust corrupts the heart before it corrupts behaviour
Jesus said:

“Whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.” — Matthew 5:28

God is concerned not only with what your hands do, but with what your heart has learned to desire.

3. Because sexual purity is part of holiness

“For this is the will of God, even your sanctification, that ye should abstain from fornication.” — 1 Thessalonians 4:3

S*xual purity is not an outdated religious restriction. It is part of God’s call to sanctification.

4. Because what you repeatedly feed will eventually influence you
Po*******hy, lustful imagination and sexual stimulation can train the mind to consume people rather than honour them. Scripture tells us to bring our thoughts under the obedience of Christ (2 Corinthians 10:5).

5. Because freedom is greater than temporary pleasure
The Christian is not called merely to ask, “Can I do this?” but “Does this help me become more like Christ?”

Paul says:

“I will not be brought under the power of any.” — 1 Corinthians 6:12

Don’t allow an appetite to become a master.

And if you have fallen, don’t hide from God. Run to Him.
There is forgiveness, repentance and restoration in Christ. 1 John 1:9.

S*xual purity is not about pretending you have no desires. It is about bringing your desires under the lordship of Jesus.

You were not saved merely to have your sins forgiven. You were saved to become holy.

So guard your eyes. Guard your imagination. Guard your body. Guard your relationships.

Flee sexual immorality. Pursue holiness. Honour God with your body.

“Flee fornication.” — 1 Corinthians 6:18

21/09/2026

Kai 🔥🔥🔥 what happened to your fire.

18/09/2026

“Don’t marry. Don’t disturb me.”

If you can’t tell your husband about the properties you have because you’re saying, “No, if I tell him now, he’ll become lazy,” then don’t marry!

Am I the one who told you to marry a lazy man?

Don’t marry!

Because my money—I don’t know about you—my money is our money. My husband’s money is our money. And this is God as my witness: that is the principle that works in my marriage.

Somebody came on the podcast, and I told him, “I don’t know what you have experienced with other women, but this is how it works in my marriage.”

One lady was complaining that since her husband lost his job, she has been the one taking care of everything.

I said, “Oh! When he had a job, were you enjoying the money? Now it has reached your turn!”

“Eh, eh… I don’t understand.”

That’s when you don’t understand. Now your shoulder is, “I don’t understand, I don’t understand.”

I was rebuking one of my friends. I said, “How dare you?”

No matter how much you have, you have no right to speak the way you spoke to your husband.

I am that female who preaches this a lot. If you like, don’t come and meet me for counselling.

Honor your spouse.

I have seen it because I have tested both sides. I have seen what a lack of submission did to me, and I know what honor can do when you reverence the man.

What do you think about this perspective on marriage? Is financial transparency between husband and wife important in marriage?

Share your thoughts in the comments.

- Pst Anwinli Ojeikere

15/09/2026

The World Is Sick, Very Sick. The Only Answer Is Doctor Jesus” — Dunsin Oyekan

Minister Dunsin Oyekan has reminded believers of the hope found in Jesus Christ amid pain, division and uncertainty.

“The world is sick, very sick. The only answer is Doctor Jesus,” he said.

Oyekan encouraged Christians not only to profess their faith but to reflect Christ through their words, actions and kindness.

His message was a call for believers to “carry His fragrance” wherever they go and allow their lives to point others back to Jesus.

In a hurting world, his emphasis was simple: let the love of Christ be seen through you.

03/09/2026

31/08/2026

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