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I didn’t open my old journals looking for God. I opened them out of curiosity.Out of nostalgia.Out of one of those quiet reflective moments where you just want to see who you used to be. But somewhere between those pages…I found evidence of Him everywhere. For years, journaling has been my private space.My honest space.The place where I pour out what I don’t always say out loud.Dreams. Fears. Gratitude. Confusion. Hope. Exhaustion. Faith. I’ve never been the loud-prayer type.I don’t always have eloquent spoken prayers ready.But give me a pen and a blank page?And my heart will speak freely. What I didn’t fully realise atRead More →

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There’s a shift that happens when you begin clearing your space—one you can’t always see, but you can always feel. It’s subtle at first… the room feels lighter, the air sits differently, and your spirit exhales in a way you didn’t even realise it needed. Clearing clutter isn’t just about tidy shelves or organised drawers; it’s a spiritual act. A silent declaration that you’re making room for alignment, for clarity, for God to breathe on the areas of your life that felt crowded. When you cleanse your space, you cleanse your atmosphere—and your atmosphere shapes everything. We underestimate how much our environment influences us.The pileRead More →

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Have you ever had a dream so loud, so dramatic, so in-your-face that it felt less like a dream and more like a warning?That was me this week. I kept dreaming of a certain lady (will not mention who!) entering my house the moment I left for work. No knocking. No warning. Just walking in like the place belonged to her. And in the last dream, she wasn’t alone. She brought people with her—people who rampaged through my home and turned everything upside down. Cushions everywhere, drawers pulled out, chaos on every surface. A place that was mine suddenly felt violated. I woke up withRead More →

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People often ask me,“Where do you fellowship?”“What church do you go to?”or“Did you go to church this Sunday?” They keep looking for my faithInside a postcodeA buildingA scheduleA Sunday morning roll call –Like Heaven has attendance sheetsAnd God is taking register. But nobody ever asked“Who have you become?” My answer is simple:“I am the Church.” Not out of rebellion.Not out of pride.Not out of hurt.But out of revelation. I’ve visited churches, attended ministries, joined groups, served, worshiped, danced, clapped, and even felt moments of belonging — but every time I settled, I eventually outgrew the space. Not because it was wrong.Not because I thought IRead More →

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I’ve walked through storms that could have broken me —but instead, they softened me. They taught me compassion. To see beyond flaws and first impressions. To love people as they are, not as I wish them to be. Because I’ve learned — God is always at work. He transforms hearts quietly,often in the places we least expect. And just as He continues to shape me,He’s shaping others too. So I’ve stopped judging stories that aren’t mine to tell. I’ve stopped measuring people by moments. Instead, I choose to see the good — the God — in them. Every soul I cross paths with,every name savedRead More →

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Some people are not under a generational curse – they’re just undisciplined. Lets get real for a moment. Religion and spirituality can be powerful forces for good, it has helped millions, healed hearts, shaped destinies – but there is a fine line between Faith that moves and faith that stalls. Somewhere along the way, well-meaning believers have turned spirituality into a crutch – a way to avoid responsibility while masking inaction as “waiting on God” Too many are hiding behind faith instead of facing reality. They are “waiting on God”, when God’s been waiting on them. They are rebuking demons instead of fixing habits. They’reRead More →

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There are moments in life when a shift happens—not just in your routine, but deep in your spirit. Recently, I experienced one of those moments. A revelation that redefined how I see discipline, and more importantly, how I see myself. For years, I thought discipline was a switch you flipped: either you had it, or you didn’t. You were ‘disciplined’ or you were ‘lazy.’ But recently, sweating it out alone in the gym at 5 AM when every fibre of my being screamed to hit snooze, I had a profound revelation: discipline isn’t a state you achieve; it’s a muscle you build, level by level. And I’veRead More →

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There’s something about waiting that makes people uncomfortable. Maybe it’s the silence. Maybe it’s the slowness. Maybe it’s the fact that we live in a world obsessed with instant results and visible success. But here’s what most people don’t see when someone is in a waiting season: They don’t see what God is doing in that person.Because they’re too focused on what hasn’t happened yet. When you’re in the middle of trusting God for a breakthrough—whether it’s healing, provision, direction, or restoration—it can feel like all eyes are on the outcome. People start to question things. “Isn’t she still waiting?” “Didn’t he pray about thatRead More →

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Do I like doing 75 HARD? Absolutely not. Will I do it again? Absolutely yes. Let me tell you why. The Truth About 75 HARD – It’s Not Just a Challenge. It’s a Mirror. This was my second round of 75 HARD, and let me tell you — it hit different. Not because the workouts were harder or because the reading felt more profound (though it did). It hit different because I’ve changed. This time, I came into it more self-aware, more intentional, and less available for B.S. The truth is: I don’t do this challenge because it’s trendy or for aesthetic goals. I doRead More →

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After I shared my reflection about a long-awaited breakthrough and how it came—not because of my prayers or fasting, but simply because God is God—I knew this question would rise: “So what’s the point of praying? Why fast? Why cry out if God will do what He wants anyway?” It’s a fair question. One I’ve asked myself.And here’s the honest answer: Prayer and fasting aren’t about earning answers from God.They’re about aligning ourselves with Him. Let me break this down. 1. We’re Not Twisting God’s Arm—We’re Tuning Our Hearts God is not a vending machine.You don’t insert 40 days of fasting and get instant favour.He’sRead More →