God doesn’t prevent us from all troubles. Yet He doesn’t expect that battles would break us. Just as a bridge is tested by the weight it carries, your content is tested by difficult times. ❤️Proverbs 24:10(NKJV) “If you faint in the day of adversity, Your strength is small.” “If you are weak in a crisis, you are weak indeed” (GNT) Every workplace definitely has its “day of adversity.” A critical system can fail just before a deadline. Funding is delayed. A project encounters

What we’re looking for at work are also looking for us; but not this version of us! If we provide a haven for bees, then our search for honey would cease. It’s the law of priority. ❤️Matthew 6:33 “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.” “But first and most importantly seek (aim at, strive after) His kingdom and His righteousness [His way of doing and being right—the attitude and character of God], and all these thi

If we all offer up ourselves as sacrifice on our workplace altars, as a response to God’s mercy and grace, the supernatural would flow. Hannah once offered up Samuel to the Lord in fulfillment of her pledge. She never went back to Eli to ask if the boy could do summer with her. How much of yourself do you offer as sacrifice on your job right now and in response to God’s grace? Paul ends a section of eleven chapters of Romans with a powerful doxology in verse 36 having describ

Have you ever prayed for something, only to discover that receiving it introduced an entirely new set of challenges? Maybe you prayed for a promotion. Then you received it and suddenly found yourself carrying more responsibility than ever before. Perhaps you started a business. In the beginning, you were simply grateful for every customer. But as the business grew, you became increasingly concerned about profitability, reputation, and maintaining what you had built. Or maybe

Have you ever walked into a room and immediately started wondering what everyone thought about you? Do I fit in? Did I say something wrong? Do they like me? Am I enough? Maybe you've held back an opinion at work because you didn't want to upset anyone. Or you've compared your life to someone on social media and suddenly felt like you weren't doing enough. The truth is, most of us care more about people's opinions than we'd like to admit. But what happens when our need for app

Don’t be lost in your own world and challenges. Lift your head to see people and be caring. Hebrews 13:2 (KJV) “Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.” This scripture references Genesis 18:1-8, an account of how Abraham showed hospitality to strangers. Abraham was not looking for an opportunity that day. He was simply at the entrance of his tent thinking about "Trump’s New Immigration rules", may be. Or perhaps pondering th

Apostle Paul introduces us to the principle of the heart and mouth load, and the dependability of their power supply and operations. Romans 10:10 “For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.” The heart believes it; the mouth confesses it and the miracle of salvation happens. If 100kW power is needed to run or turn a turbine of salvation. If the heart alone supplies 150kW power, there would still not be a movement.

Before I got married to Toyin, I didn’t ‘consult’ her pastor . But I pondered on what her previous and immediate boss at work told me. And then my colleagues, who had had street experience with girls made categorical statements about her conducts in and out of our MBA class. I couldn’t ignore those unrehearsed, objective comments. She had returned from National Youth Service Corp(A compulsory post-graduation service in Nigeria) and was attending a weekend postgraduate progr

For a PhD thesis, a standard benchmark is 150 to 300+ references. This means the researcher must interact with thoughts and depths of others from where they could draw some meaning about the new work. God does not work most miracles in isolation, there are always some interactions. If rain comes as a miracle, evaporation must have preceded in preparation. There’s always a relationship, which many never pay attention to. If you’re weak at building right relationships at work,

What became of Portiphar and his wife after Joseph was thrown out of work and into prison? The bible is silent on their journey, after this injustice was served on Joseph. I am also curious that never once did Joseph pray that God should strike her with cancer. Or she should have a fatal accident on the day doctors down tools. She was, afterall, responsible for his crisis at work. What if the couple had lived their normal lives thereafter, enjoyed their wealth and grew up t

Beloved, more people read and watch you more than you ever imagined! Do you ever feel tempted to under perform? You feel pressured to mess with your quality? Do you assume your procrastination would affect noone else? Do you nurse the thought of quitting because you think you’re just the only one in your ocean? Believe me, many lives depend on God’s investment in you than you could ever imagine. Some you may never see or receive their accolades. And here’s when it makes sen

Job 1:22 (NLT) "In all this, Job did not sin by blaming God." Have You Ever Felt Like Doing the Right Thing Wasn't Worth It? Most of us have experienced days at work when doing the right thing felt harder than taking the easy way out. Maybe you stayed honest while someone else cut corners and got ahead. Maybe you worked with excellence, but someone else received the recognition. Maybe you treated people with respect while others succeeded through gossip, manipulation, or dish

Joseph's brothers took his cloth of many colours, but he kept his character of many colours and an amazing work ethics as he journeyed into slavery in Egypt. As he began to work with Potiphar, his attitude and excellence sparkled. Although Potiphar didn't know about his dream, he could see a diligent and faithful slave. Joseph was actually faithful in menial jobs ever before he had the opportunity to demonstrate his supernatural ability of interpreting dreams and registerin

Before God brings visible growth and manifestations, He often firstly works on some non-visible roots. This could be in form of seasons of quiet rebuilding, which must never be seen as a wasted time. Sometimes He channels our faith through the crucible of hardship thereby producing the strongest of fruits in due season. This was the code that unlocked David's national fame and fruitfulness, as he brought down Goliath. 2 Kings 19:30 "And the remnant who have escaped of the

Many believers want their faith to have a positive impact in the workplace. They want their lives to reflect what they believe and to influence others in meaningful ways. But before faith is ever spoken about, something else is already speaking. Character. Long before conversations about belief ever happen, people are watching how we live and how we work. They notice how we respond to pressure, how we treat others, and how consistent we are in our responsibilities. This is wh

We love beginnings. The start of a new project, relationship, or season feels exciting and full of promise. But Genesis reminds us that God is not only a Creator, He’s also a Finisher. “Thus the heavens and the earth, and all the host of them, were finished. And on the seventh day God ended His work which He had done, and He rested.” (Genesis 2:1–2) The Hebrew word for “finished” is kalah, meaning to bring something to completion or fulfillment. God didn’t stop because He was

In the beginning, God created. It’s one of the simplest yet most powerful phrases in Scripture: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1) The Hebrew word for “created” is bara’, to bring something into existence that never existed before. It means God didn’t just form what was already there; He imagined, initiated, and spoke it into being. Out of darkness came light. Out of emptiness came purpose. But creation didn’t start out beautiful or comple

When Jesus began His ministry, He didn’t go to the temple to recruit scholars or priests. He walked along the shoreline and called fishermen, tax collectors, and everyday workers whose hands were rough from labor but whose hearts were open enough to follow. The Son of God wasn’t born into a priestly home, nor was He trained by rabbis. His first title wasn’t “teacher” or “prophet.” It was “the carpenter.” From the very beginning, Jesus made it clear that God’s kingdom would no

In 701 BC, the Assyrian Empire, led by Sennacherib was a dominant superpower in the ancient Near East. Earlier in 722 BC, they had destroyed the northern kingdom of Israel. Think of Donald Trump capturing Nicolas Maduro, the president of Venezuela. Assyria under Sennacherib did worse stuff. But when Hezekiah, king of Judah sought the Lord, His word came through Isaiah: Isaiah 37:31 "And the remnant who have escaped of the house of Judah Shall again take root downward, And

When people think about integrity, they often imagine public moments, situations where others are watching and expecting the right decision. But integrity is rarely tested in those visible moments. More often, integrity shows up in quiet situations where no one is paying attention. It appears in ordinary workdays, routine tasks, and responsibilities that may never be recognized. In the workplace, integrity is often revealed in the moments that receive the least applause. Expa