Exploring the Parable of the Prodigal Son: The Father’s Love
Exploring the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
One of the ways Jesus taught his followers the words of God was the use of parables. The New Testament records..
Author: EMMANUEL ADEBAYO AJIBOLA
Charles Spurgeon: The Legacy of the Prince of Preachers
Charles Spurgeon was an English Baptist preacher and author. Charles Haddon Spurgeon remains highly influential among Christians of various denominations…
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The Spice of Life: Health Benefits of The Ginger Family
The Spice of Life: Health Benefits of The Ginger Family
Discover the ancient wisdom of turmeric, ginger, and cardamom, three spices that have been revered for..
The Story of Joshua Beckford: The World’s Youngest Genius
Joshua Beckford is an extraordinary individual with an impressive background. Joshua comes from a supportive family background…
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Why Love Alone Isn’t Enough to Sustain a Marriage
Love is the foundation on which relationships and marriages are built, but love alone does not guarantee the success of a relationship or marriage…
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Working For God: Open Heaven Daily Devotional 27 August 2024
Working For God: Open Heaven Daily Devotional 27 August 2024
When a child gets to his father’s house and sees that things are not placed where they should…
Compassion: The Missing Ingredient in Our World
Compassion is the heartfelt response of empathy and care for the suffering and needs of others. The Bible consistently emphasises the importance…
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Night of Worship and Deliverance Canada: A New Beginning
The highly anticipated maiden edition of the Night of Worship And Deliverance (NWAD) Canada commences tonight at The Meeting House, 2700 Bristol Cir…
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PFA Awards 2024: The Best of English Football
PFA Awards 2024 were held in Salford, England, on the 20th of August 2024. Manchester City star Philipp Foden took the biggest prize of the night…
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Love Is Not Easily Provoked: Seeds of Destiny 21 August 2024
Now, one character of love is that love is not easily provoked.
And when we say love is not easily provoked, what do we mean?