Behold I give you power

26/06/2026

Us

12/04/2026

"I sometimes think about the cross,
and shut my eyes, and try to see
the cruel nails and crown of thorns,
and Jesus crucified for me." - It Is A Thing Most Wonderful (hymn by William Walsham How)

Ravi Zacharias reflects on how the cross reminds us how valuable we are to God.

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

The song that bless my soul 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

05/04/2026

He has risen—and in those three simple words, we are reminded that no pain is ever permanent, no darkness is ever too deep, and no story is ever truly over. Easter Sunday speaks to the parts of us that have felt buried by heartbreak, silence, and waiting, whispering that even in the stillness, something beautiful is being prepared. Just like the empty tomb, the things we thought we lost may return in ways we never expected. It’s a quiet assurance that healing is possible, that hope is alive, and that new beginnings can rise from places we thought were already finished. Today, we are reminded to believe again—not just in miracles, but in the strength within us to rise, too.

03/04/2026

On Good Friday, we are reminded that the story of Jesus Christ is not just about suffering, but about a love so deep it chose to stay through betrayal, pain, and silence. It is the kind of love that doesn’t walk away when things get heavy, the kind that forgives even when wounds are still open, the kind that carries what was never its burden just so others wouldn’t have to. In a world where leaving is easy and protecting your heart feels safer, Good Friday gently confronts us with a truth we often forget—that real love is sacrificial, patient, and unwavering. And maybe, in our own quiet battles, this is what we need to remember most: that we are already loved in a way that endured the cross, and that kind of love will never let us go.

26/03/2026

You're on God's mind!!!

16/03/2026

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11/03/2026

The Mystery of Incarnation ; God walked out of God

11/03/2026

People can try to stop you, limit you, discredit you. Don’t pay it any attention. They might as well be talking to the wall. God has already blessed you. He’s already marked you, anointed you, empowered you, destined you to fulfill your assignment. People can’t stop you. The enemy can’t stop you. The only one that can stop you is you. If you get bitter, discouraged, “Why did this happen? My own family turned on me.” You can stop the blessing. But if you’ll stay on the high road and keep doing the right thing, everything that was meant for your harm, God will turn to your advantage. The blessing will always override the curse.