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12/09/2026

03/08/2026

What really is the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Fill and be rooted in the divine word of God, in truth and God's loving wisdom in every moment.

FIND STRENGTH, WISDOM, ANSWERS AND REST FOR YOUR SOULS. Come to Jesus Christ. Believe in Him.🕊✝🙏

03/08/2026

Holy Spirit, the Power of God. Come.. Holy Spirit, rest on me, set my spirit free...🙏🕊✝

19/07/2026

Keep your eyes and Heart on Him, The Light of the World❤️

14/10/2025

"NEVER LET ME GO" - A Beautiful Devotional Song. Faith is not a straight line but a journey marked by human stumbles, insecurities, flaws, questions, mixed in with moments of grace and clarity. “Never Let Me Go” was made for those who know the struggle of trying to walk a life of faith, only to find themselves distracted, weary, or doubting, because when we look in the mirror, we battle with what we see, and we struggle to be where we feel we ought to be. This song was created for those who love God deeply, who seek a relationship with our creator, and yet sometimes feel lost and hurting.
We fall, but we are not forsaken. Scripture tells us, “Though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with His hand” (Psalm 37:24). God’s faithfulness doesn’t depend on our perfection, but it flows from His steadfast love. When we lose our footing, He is the one who steadies us. When we wander, His mercy finds us again.
Any life is a paradox and a battle of light and dark in private and in public, but we all too often focus on flawless performance in public and deny loving the very things we battle. Love never fails. Jesus never promised an easy path, but He did promise to walk it with us, that he would never leave nor forsake us. His kindness, love and grace meet us where we are, not where we pretend to be.
Yet, He remains the centre, the anchor, the light that never dims.
So if you feel like you’ve fallen too far or failed too often, remember this: He never lets go. The cross was proof enough that love endures all things. His hand is still extended to you. 🙏💖

08/09/2025

When Jesus said these words, “Truly, truly, I say to you,” He was not offering a suggestion or a fragile hope He was giving us a promise sealed in heaven. Every syllable is alive with certainty. The one who hears His word and believes in the Father who sent Him already has eternal life. Notice that: not “will have one day,” but has it now. Eternal life begins the moment faith takes root in the heart.
To believe is not just to nod in agreement with doctrine, it is to lean the full weight of your soul upon the faithfulness of God. It is to take Him at His word, trusting that what He has spoken cannot fail. In that trust, something marvellous happens: you step out of death and into life. Not by your own strength, not by striving or earning, but because Jesus has already crossed that valley on your behalf.
And He adds this assurance: you will not come into judgment. Imagine that no dread, no condemnation, no fearful weighing of your life against impossible scales. The blood of Christ has already spoken a better word. You are covered in His righteousness, wrapped in His love, brought near as a child of the Father.
So when you hear these words, do not pass over them lightly. Receive them as a gift. Eternal life is not a distant hope mit is the breath of God in you now. It is peace in your storm, light in your darkness, and a love that death itself cannot destroy. Jesus has brought you out of the shadow of judgment and into the sunrise of life everlasting. This is His promise. This is your inheritance. And it is so precious to believe Him.🙏🏼🕊️✝️

26/08/2025

We can get so weary and overwhelmed by life’s storms and especially when we try too hold on stand firm in our own strength as we are facing things we cannot hardly believe or bare. Very much like the disciples who followed Jesus who in the scripture above were weary that night, tossed about by waves and shadows. Their strength was fading, and their hearts were trembling. Then suddenly Jesus came to them, walking on the very waters that threatened to undo them. Fear gripped their souls, for what they saw seemed impossible. And yet, in that moment of human weakness and dread, a voice broke through the storm: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.”
How often do we find ourselves in the same place surrounded by storms that roar louder than our faith, waves that rise higher than our courage?
We feel as though we are sinking beneath the weight of life’s struggles. And then, just as in that midnight hour, Jesus comes to us in ways we least expect. He does not shout over the storm; He speaks directly to our hearts: “It is I. Don’t be afraid.” His presence itself is the answer, His nearness the comfort we long for.
When Jesus says, “It is I,” He reminds us that the great I AM is with us the same One who stretched out the heavens, who split the seas, who holds all things together. He is not distant, nor is He shaken by the waves that terrify us. His words are not merely encouragement; they are life.
They carry the very power of God to still our fears and lift us above the waters.
Beloved, hear His voice for your storm today. The waves may rage, but His presence is greater. Courage is not found in our own strength but in His. Do not look at the storm look at the Savior. For when He draws near, fear must flee, and faith begins to rise. He is still saying it now, to you, to me: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.”
✝️🕊️🙏🏼

20/08/2025

When Jesus spoke the words, “Truly, truly I say to you, before Abraham was born, I am” (John 8:58), He was not just speaking of age or history He was declaring His eternal nature. These words carry the very echo of Exodus 3:14, when God revealed His name to Moses: “I AM WHO I AM.” In this moment, Jesus was identifying Himself as the Eternal One, unbound by time, the same yesterday, today, and forever. It was both a revelation and a confrontation: a revelation of His divinity, and a confrontation to every human assumption about who He was.
Abraham was and still is regarded as the father of faith. To the Jews who heard Jesus, Abraham represented covenant, promise, and the very foundation of their identity. Yet Jesus was saying, “Before Abraham ever existed, I AM.” He was not only before Abraham, He was the source of Abraham’s faith, the One who called him out under the stars, the One who made covenant with him. All of Abraham’s journey of faith was rooted in the One now standing before them in flesh and blood.For us, this means something beautiful: the same Jesus who holds eternity also holds us. He was before the beginning, and He will be after the end. His words remind us that time does not define Him, because He defines time. Every promise of God is anchored in Him. Every step of our faith is sustained by Him. Before we took our first breath, He already was. And when our final breath leaves us, He still will be.
We serve a God who stepped into history but was never limited by it. He is eternal light entering into our darkness. He is eternal love entering into our brokenness. When He says “I Am,” it is a reminder that He is ever-present right here, right now. Whatever you face today, He has already been there. Whatever fears surround you, He is greater still.And so, in these words, we hear not just theology, but invitation. To trust Him. To rest in Him. To remember that our lives are held by the Eternal One, who spoke galaxies into being and yet still whispers peace to our hearts. Jesus is He is the eternal I Am, the Lord of all, and the One who will carry us into everlasting life.
Come to know and receive and believe in the eternal I Am, Call on his name and be save and safe unto everlasting life. 🙏🕊✝️♾️