Legacy Series

Hi there! I do hope you had a great April and you did maximize it to its full capacity… If you didn’t, no worries. May presents you with another opportunity… Anticipate it and use it well. And now to the business of today. So, one of the things I love to do in my leisure is read Christian novels. And as I thought about what to share with you today, I was reminded of  the novel, ‘The Crossroad’ by Beverly Lewis. I wouldn’t want to go into the details of the story (you can get the book if you wish, it’s very lovely) but the major thing that resonated with me was the title: Crossroad. Many a time, we get into situations and circumstances in life that seem to be three- or four-way junctions. We are faced with so many options yet we do not know which one to take. Whether it’s choosing the right job offer, deciding whether to get a PhD or settle for a job, deciding which school to go or which course to offer, deciding which of the ladies will make the best wife ;) or deci

Hey there! :) Welcome yet again! I trust you enjoyed your Easter, and did celebrate the reason for the season - Jesus. Well today, still in the spirit of Easter, I'll be leaving us with a song: Victor's crown. The best part of this song for me is: " Every high thing must come down "Every strong hold shall be broken "You wear the Victor's crown "You overcome, You overcome!" The last verse also gives me chills. As you listen to and meditate on this song, realize that He overcame... For you. So, whatever the challenge you may be facing now, or may face in the future, you also have overcome! This is one of the reasons a christian's joy should never be depleted: YOU HAVE OVERCOME! Enjoy the song, but also declare it over yourself. I HAVE OVERCOME! Remember to leave your comments in the comments box, either for this post, or the previous ones. Also remember to subscribe to our blog. Shalom! Precious. VICTOR

Happy new month people! I'm so glad to have you here again! A special thanks to all who made comments on the last post. God bless you! So today, we will be talking about a burden I have had for some time now. I say “we’ because I will only bring forth the challenge; you will contribute your opinion to the causes of the challenge and the possible solutions to this challenge. I look forward to your comments. Don’t forget that this will help someone out there. Let’s get the ball rolling! Case Scenario: Whenever I go for a service, as I enjoy it and praise God, or lead people in worship, I can’t help but notice the alarming number of people who are just indifferent about the service. It’s difficult for them to shout “hallelujah”, say “amen” and even more difficult to sing, dance, or clap in praises to God! One may think they are just “stiff” but I dare say, and I have pondered over this for a while, that these people have lost their excitement. Somewhere along the line