Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Your Timing in this Season Welcome to your new season! Time and discipline in this season will matter for your assigned mission, especially for ministry. As a believer, discipleship is serving others with a mandated mission (Matthew 28:19-20); it is intentional ministry. Whether industry-related or ministry, every mission requires the... Continue Reading →
Faith and Fighting Through Life Challenges
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Dear Servant Leader, Broken pieces? You made it to shore! Because of your faith in God, you chose to stand and fight through the circumstances. Others saw it and were encouraged by your faith. Tears! Challenges! Yes! But you are here as a reflection of the milestones and victories. When... Continue Reading →
Looking Through the Hourglass of Your Life
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Have you ever given a thought(s) about hourglasses? If not, you will find this blog interesting. First, hourglasses have different purposes and shapes. Their types also vary. Typically, their categories are i.e., miniature hourglasses; decorative hourglasses; digital hourglasses and classic hourglasses. On the other hand, medically, physicians use the term... Continue Reading →
Faith and Fighting: Finding Strength in Struggles
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes "Lord, Help" Another loss, another tragedy, another challenge. Yes, I understand when life seems to tear at your heart, it seems that the death angel is knocking at your door. Thus, how can you stand when you really want to throw the towel in the ring? First of all, more... Continue Reading →
Mastering Exit Interviews: Enhancing Your Career Path
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Have you been there? Statistics show that the average person will work twelve jobs during their lifetime (Key US workforce trends | Pew Research Center). As a result, one can expect to encounter a number of job exit questionnaires or exit interviews. The primary purpose is to find out why... Continue Reading →
Mercy -Still Needed Today
Truly, mercy should not be dismissed in a society. Even standing before a judge in a courtroom, most people personally want to receive justice rather than merely a verdict. As a result, there is a promise of a blessing associated with such grace. Consider yourself. Every day, you receive new mercy.