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EATING BREAD BAKED OVER DUNG: HOW THE CHURCH IS FEEDING ON TRUTH COOKED OVER THE WORLD’S FIRE

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Let us discuss the relevance of Ezekiel’s prophecy to the modern church, emphasizing that while the message of Christianity remains true, it is tainted by cultural influences—akin to bread baked over a polluted fire. The church has become immersed in worldly perspectives, affecting its theology and practices. The central message… Read the rest

WATCHMAN’S REPORT: DO YOU KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS?

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The latest Watchman’s Report emphasizes the need for humility in planning our lives, reminding us that the future is uncertain and ultimately in God’s hands. It urges vigilance and readiness for Christ’s return, likening our spiritual state to ten virgins waiting for the bridegroom. The message highlights the urgency of… Read the rest

THREADS OF GRIEF, A TAPESTRY OF LOVE

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“This Mother’s Day, reflect on the profound love and grief woven through the story of Mary at the cross—a mother whose heart was pierced yet whose faith remained unbroken. ‘Threads of Grief, A Tapestry of Love’ offers comfort to grieving mothers and those who feel motherless, reminding us that in… Read the rest

Return to the Altar: A Call to Prayer and Remembrance

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This National Day of Prayer article reflects on the modern church’s departure from the sacred altar, where divine encounters once occurred. It critiques the replacement of spiritual depth with entertainment and ritual, leading to a lack of genuine connection with God. The call to return to the altar emphasizes the… Read the rest

STRENGTH FOR THE WEARY, THE FAINT, AND THE FORGOTTEN

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The struggles believers face during periods of waiting and uncertainty are real. This piece is meant to offer hope for the weary to find strength and encouragement rather than succumb to shame or anxiety. Recognizing that delays are not denials, it illustrates how faith is tested in silence and that… Read the rest