Episode Description: worried about what others think of your decisions? In today’s episode, which is my first, I talked about how to live above a seemingly universal factor that affects us whenever we’re trying to make a decision and eventually imposes a psychological stress on us. Listen to podcast here

I discovered that most of the struggles a lot of us face in life, most especially when it comes to social interactions, we learnt them growing up as kids, under our parents—ingrained by fear and ignorance. See, I don’t blame the parents really because most of them don’t know the

Prayerful Christians die poor daily because they are ignorant. Holding on to “supernatural provision”, they ignored the things that have been provided in the nature by God for ALL MEN. Unbelievers are rich, Atheists are! They don’t pray. They don’t even go to church and cry for miracle money. Paul

Majority of the problems we are faced with today in our daily lives is because we fight ourselves. We hide under the guise of self-control and self-discipline to torture ourselves. And the sad part of this is that we assume/believe that we are trying to gain freedom from the things

The service I attended two Sundays ago re-emphasised an awesome lesson that I do not intend to forget anytime soon… or let me say, that I do not think I will ever forget in life. As the worship was on, everyone was just there, following the normal order of service.

It would sound like an ill wish when you tell someone, “Do have a risk-ful/risky/risk taking day”. But in the actual sense, there is no real progress without taking risks. You just have to feel the fear sometimes and do it despite of it. Do what you want to do.