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Day by day

Day by day

Being consistent in our walk with God every day is sometimes difficult. But what if the Bible gives us practical steps. It does. If you have ever prayed, God show me or tell me what to do, Romans 12: 1-2 in the Message Bible gives you keys. Read on to find out how you can live consistently for Jesus day by day.
Consistency- word for 2026

Consistency- word for 2026

Consistency is the word God gave me for this blog in 2026. Consistency comes when we realign ourselves with Gods Word. This can cover any aspect of our lives from spiritual disciplines to daily life to emotions to attitudes etc. It does not comprise of big things but a small thing repeated over until change comes. What will you be consistent with this year to move forward? Read on to find out more.
The year that was

The year that was

2025- what a year. At the start of the year God gave me the word that it was the year of renewal. Some of us have had a good year, others have had a challenging. My question is though have we kept our foundations in Jesus secure or has that drifted. Read on to find out why it is important to not move those ancient landmarks.
Time to recalibrate

Time to recalibrate

As I was on holidays, God told me to recalibrate my life. It means to take stock of my roles, how I am spending my time and ensuring the things I am doing are what God requires of me. God tells us in Proverbs to know the state of our flocks. Maybe it is time for you to do the same. Read on to find out why it is important.
Check your vision

Check your vision

Sometimes in our Christian walk, we need a vision check up. We need to examine our lives and see if we are living with a purpose or meandering along much like a river does. Without a clear vision of where our life is heading we muddle along and hope we make it. But there is a better way. Read on to find out more.
Step by step

Step by step

Step by step is how God wants us to walk both in the natural and in the physical. But that is sometimes not us. We want everything done yesterday and we run through our days at a frantic pace. Jesus never hurried and neither should we. So how do we walk step by step? Read on to find out more.
The final time

The final time

There is a final time coming when we won’t be able to say yes to Jesus anymore. I don’t say this to scare you but to make you aware. Jesus is real. Jesus really died and rose again. Jesus really loves you. Read on to find out more.
The great revealer

The great revealer

Looking at my kitchen benches under the fluorescent light shows me they are clean but when the sunlight shines on them in the morning, specks are revealed. This is the same as us- when we allow a dim light to shine on our hearts, nothing much will show up. But a brighter light will reveal much more. It is time to allow the Word of God to shine on those places we have hidden. Read on to find out more.
When the battle is fierce

When the battle is fierce

This year for me has been one of battle after battle. I believe they are battles for the generations and to break off things from our past that are hindering us or our family from moving forward. If you feel battle weary or may in the future, read on to find out more.
Wake up

Wake up

Wake up is not a call to get busy but a call to get strategic. Most of us think that if we are busy we are being effective. But that is not the case. In these times, there is an enemy coming for the church and in some places is already here. What are we doing about it? It is time to wake up, suit up and march forth. Read on to find out more.
The day in the middle

The day in the middle

Good Friday is the day Jesus died on the cross. Easter Sunday is the day He rose. But what happened Saturday. Nothing! The day is silent! It is a waiting day! Is this what it’s like for us between receiving the promise and the promise fulfilled? Is it our faith day? Read on to find out more.
Trials through trails

Trials through trails

Do you sometimes or a lot feel that you are in the midst of a trial and feel like you aren’t moving forward? Do you feel like trials should be over quick? We would like this but the reality is that a trial most often feels like a cross country or trail run. How do we get through them intact? Read on to find out more.
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