Heart to Heart by Gloria Copeland. \”For who has known or understood the mind (the counsels and purposes) of the Lord so as to guide and instruct [Him] and give Him knowledge? But we have the mind of Christ, the Messiah, and do hold the thoughts (feelings and purposes) of His heart\” (1 Cor. 2:16 […]
Street Apostle. I have heard this term used recently by a friend of mine. I’m not totally certain what it means but to me it seems to refer to a believer who has a special ministry to those on the streets. They disciple those who are non believers or the new believers who are just
Is Somebody Singing? As a news correspondent, my job takes me to varied places-even where angels fear to tread. When I was told that my next assignment would take me to the Chibok village and environs, I mentally prepared myself. Carnage was not new to me. I had covered one of the bombings in Maiduguri
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Finale. Today marks the long awaited end of our Sons and Lovers series. We do hope you\’ve enjoyed the ride. We hope to bring you another exciting series soon. Episode 23. Ruth struggled to swallow the bites of the appetizer that had been served them and then cleaned her mouth with her napkin. It was
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We are pleased to announce that a novel by one of the blog administrators has been published on amazon. The title is Dazzle me Forever. A book review is available here. You can visit the link to see more about the book here. Or just search for the title under amazon books. This delightful new book
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The thing about Stereotypes. Part 3. Work related stereotypes If you’ve ever watched ‘horrible bosses’, you would see that people can take their interaction at work very seriously. Work takes up a large percentage of our lives and we need to interact with the people we work with. As a result of our interactions we’ve
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Challenging the love stereotypes. It’s going to be tough trying to challenge this one. That’s because for a long time these stereotypes have persisted and have actually come to be accepted as fact, One of the classic stereotyping that has to do with love is the one that says: all men are dogs. Society tries
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I came across an article recently that made me think of stereotypes and why people employ them. Stereotypes are widely held but fixed and oversimplified idea of a particular type of person or thing. It seems we unconsciously employ this kind of thinking to almost every aspect of life: love, work, gender roles even occupation
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Episode 22. They got to the front of the building and it seemed shrouded in darkness. “Are you sure this is the place?” Remi asked Ize. “I’m sure,” she said. They crept stealthily towards the house with the plain clothes policeman in the lead. Two people were mandated to stay by the car to serve
Are you a plodder? Most of us are in a waiting period of our lives. Awaiting one form of breakthrough or the other. We are looking forward to something good happening in our lives. The promises of God finally being fulfilled so that we can finally live our lives the way we’d always imagined. While
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